Anti-Dumping Commission

Anti-dumping and countervailing system key legislation, directions and policy

Find legislation, directions, guidance and policy that govern the Anti-Dumping Commission's operations.

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):

Statement of expectations

The following ministerial expectations have been made to the commissioner:

Dumping and subsidy manual

Dumping and subsidy manual

The Dumping and subsidy manual helps you make sense of the anti-dumping and countervailing system, detailing how the system works and how we conduct investigations. 
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Ministerial directions

The following ministerial directions have been made to the commissioner:

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

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:

More information

Find out how to apply for anti-dumping measures
Learn how we investigate claims of dumped and subsidised goods
Learn how importers and exporters can participate in the anti-dumping and countervailing system
Anti-Dumping Commission notice and disclaimer
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