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The Anti-Dumping Review Panel received applications from PT Gunung Rajapaksi and OneSteel Manufacturing P/L under the Customs Act 1901 for a review of a decision by the Parliamentary Secretary to publish a dumping duty notice in respect of Rod in Coils exported from the Republic of Indonesia and Taiwan (The Reviewable Decision).
Under subsection 269ZZK(1) of the Customs Act 1901, the Anti-Dumping Review Panel is required to make a report to the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Industry on the application, recommending that the Parliamentary Secretary either affirm the reviewable decision or revoke the reviewable decision and substitute a specified new decision.
Non-Confidential Correspondence
Letter of Invitation to the ADC to Comment on the Application- 21 August 2015
ADC response to letter of invitation.pdf - 11 September 2015
Letter from ADRP to ADC 16 October 2015 Request for Reinvestigation
Applications to the ADRP
PT Gunung Rajapaksi- 17 July 2015
One-Steel Manufacturing P/L - 16 July 2015
Public Notification
Public Notice - ADRP Intention to Conduct a Review- 21 August 2015
Public Notice- 22 February 2016 Notice of longer period for Parliamentary Secretary's Decision
Public Notice- 23 March 2016 Notice of extension of time for Parliamentary Secretary's Decision
Public Notice- 14 April 2016 Notice of extension of time for Parliamentary Secretary's Decision
Public Notice - 25 May 2016 Notice of extension of time for Parliamentary Secretary's Decision
Public Notice - 21 July 2016 Notice of extension of time for Parliamentary Secretary's Decision
Public Notice- Published 22 August 2016 Notice of decision
Submissions
PT Gunung Rajapaksi - 20 September 2015
OneSteel Manufacturing P/L Published 22 August 2016
Reports
ADRP Report 31 - Published 22 August 2016
ADC Reinvestigation Report - Published 22 August 2016