Legislation
We are governed by the following legislation:
- Customs Act 1901 (Vol. 3 contains the majority of the Act's provisions relevant to anti-dumping)
- Customs Act 1901 – Instrument under Section 269SMS (Lodging and withdrawing anti-dumping applications):
- Customs Tariff (Anti-Dumping) Act 1975
- Customs Tariff (Anti-Dumping) Regulation 2013 (methods of working out interim dumping duty)
- Customs Regulation 2015
- Customs Regulation (International Obligations) 2015
- Customs Administration Act 1985
Dumping and subsidy manual
Ministerial directions
The following ministerial directions have been made to the commissioner:
- Customs (Extension of Time and Non-cooperation) Direction 2015
- Customs (Preliminary Affirmative Determinations) Direction 2015
- Ministerial direction on material injury 2012:
Guidelines on forms of dumping duties
We consider these guidelines when determining the form of duties that we will recommend to the minister.
Collection and use of information policy
Anti-Dumping Commission collection and use of information policy
Learn how we collect and use the information required to perform our functions.
Economic framework for injury and causation analysis
The Anti-Dumping Commission's analysis is also informed by the economic framework for injury and causation analysis.
World Trade Organisation agreements
Australia’s anti-dumping system implements the following World Trade Organization (WTO) agreements: