Content and lodgement of applications for conduct of an anti‑circumvention inquiry
269ZDBD Content and lodgement of applications for conduct of an anti‑circumvention inquiry
Content of application
An application under subsection 269ZDBC(1) for the conduct of an anti‑circumvention inquiry in relation to an original notice must:
be in writing; and
be in a form approved by the Commissioner for the purposes of this section; and
contain such information as the form requires; and
be signed in the manner indicated by the form; and
be lodged in the manner approved under section 269SMS.
For original notice, see section 269ZDBC.
Without limiting subsection (1), the application must include:
a description of the kind of goods that are the subject of the original notice; and
a description of the original notice the subject of the application; and
a description of the circumvention activities in relation to the original notice that the applicant considers have occurred; and
a description of the alterations to the original notice that the applicant considers should be made.
An application that describes circumvention activity, in relation to the original notice, within the meaning of subsection 269ZDBB(5A), must not describe any other kind of circumvention activity in relation to that notice.
Time of lodgement
The application is taken to have been lodged when the application is first received by a Commission staff member doing duty in relation to applications for the conduct of anti‑circumvention inquiries.
The day on which the application is taken to have been lodged must be recorded on the application.
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