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**NOTIFICATION OF LAWS AND REGULATIONS**

**UNDER ARTICLES 18.5 AND 32.6 OF THE AGREEMENTS**

AUSTRALIA

Supplement

The following communication, dated 30 January 2004, has been received
from the Permanent Mission of Australia.

**\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_**

Pursuant to Article 18.5 of the WTO Agreement on Implementation of
Article VI of GATT 1994 (Anti-Dumping Agreement), please find attached
relevant parts of the *Customs Legislation Amendment Act (No. 1) 2003*
and the corresponding *Customs Amendment Regulations 2003 (No. 9)*.

**Customs Legislation Amendment Act (No.1) 2003**

No. 119, 2003

**An Act to Amend the *Customs Act 1901* and for Related Purposes**

CONTENTS

[Pages]{.underline}

[1. Short title 3](#short-title)

[2. Commencement 3](#commencement)

[3. Schedule(s) 3](#schedules)

[I. Schedule 1 -- anti-dumping measures
4](#schedule-1-anti-dumping-measures)

[A. Part 1 -- Economies in Transition
4](#part-1-economies-in-transition)

***Customs Act 1901***

[B. Part 2---Cumulative effect of exports to Australia
6](#part-2cumulative-effect-of-exports-to-australia)

***Customs Act 1901***

[C. Part 3---References to domestic industry
7](#part-3references-to-domestic-industry)

***Customs Act 1901***

[D. Part 4---Assessment of duty 7](#part-4assessment-of-duty)

***Customs Act 1901***

**269YA Rejection etc. of application for duty assessment**

**269ZZUA The review of a rejection decision**

[E. Part 5---Accelerated review for new exporters only
12](#part-5accelerated-review-for-new-exporters-only)

***Customs Act 1901***

[F. Part 6---Applying to continue anti‑dumping measures
12](#part-6applying-to-continue-antidumping-measures)

***Customs Act 1901***

[G. Part 7---Reinvestigation by CEO 13](#part-7reinvestigation-by-ceo)

***Customs Act 1901***

An Act to amend the Customs Act 1901 and for related purposes

\[*Assented to 4 December 2003*\]

**The Parliament of Australia enacts:**

### Short title

This Act may be cited as the *Customs Legislation Amendment Act (No. 1)
2003*.

### Commencement

1.  Each provision of this Act specified in column 1 of the table
    commences, or is taken to have commenced, on the day or at the time
    specified in column 2 of the table.

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  information**                                            
  ------------------ ------------------------------------- ------------------
  **Column 1**       **Column 2**                          **Column 3**

  **Provision(s)**   **Commencement**                      **Date/Details**

  1\. Sections 1 to  The day on which this Act receives    4 December 2003
  3 and anything in  the Royal Assent                      
  this Act not                                             
  elsewhere covered                                        
  by this table                                            

  2\. Schedule 1,    A single day to be fixed by           
  Part 1             Proclamation, subject to              
                     subsection (3)                        

  3\. Schedule 1,    The day on which this Act receives    4 December 2003
  Parts 2 and 3      the Royal Assent                      

  4\. Schedule 1,    A single day to be fixed by           
  Part 4             Proclamation, subject to              
                     subsection (3)                        

  5\. Schedule 1,    The day on which this Act receives    4 December 2003
  Parts 5, 6 and 7   the Royal Assent                      
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Note: This table relates only to the provisions of this Act as
originally passed by the Parliament and assented to. It will not be
expanded to deal with provisions inserted in this Act after assent.

2.  Column 3 of the table is for additional information that is not part
    of this Act. This information may be included in any published
    version of this Act.

3.  If a provision covered by item 2 or 4 of the table does not commence
    within the period of 6 months beginning on the day on which this Act
    receives the Royal Assent, it commences on the first day after the
    end of that period.

### Schedule(s)

Each Act that is specified in a Schedule to this Act is amended or
repealed as set out in the applicable items in the Schedule concerned,
and any other item in a Schedule to this Act has effect according to its
terms.

# Schedule 1 -- anti-dumping measures

## Part 1 -- Economies in Transition

**Customs Act 1901**

### Subsection 269T(1)

Insert:

***economy in transition*** has the meaning given by subsection (5C).

### After subsection 269T(5B)

Insert:

(5C) A country has an ***economy in transition*** at a time if:

a.  before the time, the Government of the country had a monopoly, or a
    substantial monopoly, of the trade of that country and determined,
    or substantially influenced, the domestic price of goods in that
    country; and

b.  at the time, that Government does not:

    i.  have a monopoly, or a substantial monopoly, of the trade of that
        country; or

    ii. determine, or substantially influence, the domestic price of
        goods in that country.

### Subsections 269TAC(5D) and (5E)

Repeal the subsections, substitute:

(5D) The normal value of goods (the ***exported goods***) is the amount
determined by the Minister, having regard to all relevant information,
if the exported goods are exported to Australia and the Minister is
satisfied that the country of export has an economy in transition and
that at least one of the following paragraphs applies:

c.  both of the following conditions exist:

    i.  the exporter of the exported goods sells like goods in the
        country of export;

    ii. market conditions do not prevail in that country in respect of
        the domestic selling price of those like goods;

d.  both of the following conditions exist:

    i.  the exporter of the exported goods does not sell like goods in
        the country of export but others do;

    ii. market conditions do not prevail in that country in respect of
        the domestic selling price of those like goods;

e.  the exporter of the exported goods does not answer questions in a
    questionnaire given to the exporter by the CEO under subsection
    269TC(8) within the period described in that subsection or
    subsection 269TC(9) for answering questions;

f.  the answers given within the period mentioned in subsection
    269TC(8), or the further period mentioned in subsection 269TC(9), by
    the exporter of the exported goods to a questionnaire given to the
    exporter under subsection 269TC(8) do not provide a reasonable basis
    for determining that paragraphs (a) and (b) of this subsection do
    not apply.

> Note: Subsection 269TC(8) deals with the CEO giving an exporter of
> goods to Australia a questionnaire about evidence of whether or not
> paragraphs (a) and (b) of this subsection apply, with a specified
> period of at least 30 days for the exporter to answer the questions.
> Under subsection 269TC(9) the CEO may allow the exporter a further
> period for answering the questions.

(5E) To be satisfied that the conditions in paragraph (5D)(a) or (b)
exist, the Minister must have regard to the matters (if any) prescribed
by the regulations.

### Subsections 269TAC(5G) and (5H)

Repeal the subsections.

### Subsections 269TAC(5J) and (7A)

Omit "or (5G)".

### Saving of regulations

1.  Regulations that were in force for the purposes of subsection
    269TAC(5J) of the *Customs Act 1901* immediately before the
    commencement of this Part continue to have effect after that
    commencement for the purposes of that subsection, so far as it
    relates to subsection 269TAC(5D) of that Act after that
    commencement.

2.  This item has effect despite the amendments of section 269TAC of the
    *Customs Act 1901* by this Part.

3.  This item does not prevent the amendment or repeal of regulations
    covered by sub-item (1).

### At the end of section 269TC

Add:

8.  If the CEO is satisfied that a country whose exporters are nominated
    in an application for a dumping duty notice or a countervailing duty
    notice has an economy in transition, the CEO must, as soon as
    practicable after deciding not to reject the application:

    a.  give each nominated exporter from such a country a questionnaire
        about evidence of whether or not paragraphs 269TAC(5D)(a)
        and (b) apply; and

    b.  inform each such exporter that the exporter has a specified
        period of not less than 30 days for answering questions in the
        questionnaire; and

    c.  inform each such exporter that the investigation of the
        application will proceed on the basis that subsection 269TAC(5D)
        applies to the normal value of the exporter's goods that are the
        subject of the application if:

        i.  the exporter does not give the answers to the CEO within the
            period; or

        ii. the exporter gives the answers to the CEO within the period
            but they do not provide a reasonable basis for determining
            that paragraphs 269TAC(5D)(a) and (b) do not apply.

Note: Paragraph 269TAC(5D)(a) or (b) applies if a government of the
country of export significantly affects the selling price in that
country of like goods to the goods that are the subject of the
application.

4.  Despite the fact that, under subsection (8), the CEO has informed an
    exporter given a questionnaire that the exporter has a particular
    period to answer the questions in the questionnaire, if the CEO is
    satisfied, by representation in writing by the exporter:

    a.  that a longer period is reasonably required for the exporter to
        answer the questions; and

    b.  that allowing a longer period will be practicable in the
        circumstances;

    c.  the CEO may notify the exporter, in writing, that a specified
        further period will be allowed for the exporter to answer the
        questions.

### Application

The amendments of the *Customs Act 1901* made by this Part apply in
relation to:

d.  applications under section 269TB of that Act that are made or lodged
    after the commencement of this Part; and

e.  things done as a result of such an application.

## Part 2---Cumulative effect of exports to Australia

**Customs Act 1901**

### Subsection 269TAE(2C)

Repeal the subsection, substitute:

(2C) In determining, for the purposes referred to in subsection (1) or
(2), the effect of the exportations of goods to Australia from different
countries of export, the Minister should consider the cumulative effect
of those exportations only if the Minister is satisfied that:

f.  each of those exportations is the subject of an investigation; and

g.  either:

    i.  all the investigations of those exportations resulted from
        applications under section 269TB lodged with the Customs on the
        same day; or

    ii. the investigations of those exportations resulted from
        applications under section 269TB lodged with the Customs on
        different days but the investigation periods for all the
        investigations of those exportations overlap significantly; and

h.  the dumping margin worked out under section 269TACB for the exporter
    for each of the exportations is at least 2 per cent of the export
    price or weighted average of export prices used to establish that
    dumping margin; and

i.  for each application, the volume of goods the subject of the
    application that have been, or may be, exported to Australia over a
    reasonable examination period (as defined in subsection 269TDA(17))
    from the country of export and dumped is not taken to be negligible
    for the purposes of subsection 269TDA(3) because of subsection
    269TDA(4); and

j.  it is appropriate to consider the cumulative effect of those
    exportations, having regard to:

    i.  the conditions of competition between those goods; and

    ii. the conditions of competition between those goods and like goods
        that are domestically produced.

## Part 3---References to domestic industry

**Customs Act 1901**

### Paragraph 269TB(4)(e)

Omit "domestic", substitute "Australian".

### 11 Subsection 269TB(6)

Omit "domestic", substitute "Australian".

## Part 4---Assessment of duty

**Customs Act 1901**

### Subsection 269V(2)

Omit "made" (wherever occurring), substitute "lodged".

### Paragraph 269W(1)(c)

Omit "and information to establish those amounts".

### Paragraph 269W(1)(d)

Omit "and information to establish those amounts;".

### After subsection 269W(1)

Insert:

(1A) The application must also contain either:

k.  sufficient evidence to establish that the applicant's opinion of the
    amounts described in whichever of paragraphs (1)(c) and (d) apply is
    correct; or

l.  both of the following:

    i.  the evidence the applicant has to establish that the applicant's
        opinion of the amounts described in whichever of
        paragraphs (1)(c) and (d) apply is correct;

    ii. a commitment that someone else will give the CEO further
        evidence within 30 days after lodgment or such longer period as
        the CEO allows, so that the CEO will then have sufficient
        evidence to establish that the applicant's opinion of those
        amounts is correct.

(1B) If the interim duty on the goods covered by the application was
calculated using the export price of the goods worked out (under
paragraph 269TAB(1)(b) or otherwise) as the difference between:

a.  the price at which the importer of the goods sold them, in the
    condition in which they were imported, to someone who was not an
    associate of the importer; and

b.  the prescribed deductions (as defined in subsection 269TAB(2))
    relating to the goods;

c.  the requirement in subsection (1A) of this section is met only if
    the evidence referred to in that subsection includes evidence of the
    things described in paragraphs (a) and (b) of this subsection.

### At the end of subsection 269X(1)

Add:

Note: The CEO may be required to reject the application or be able to
terminate the examination of it without deciding what recommendation to
make to the Minister. See section 269YA.

### After subsection 269X(3)

Insert:

(3A) However, the CEO must not give the applicant information that the
exporter of goods covered by the application supplied to the CEO
(whether as a result of a request under subsection (2) or otherwise)
that is relevant to working out:

m.  the normal value of the goods; or

n.  the countervailable subsidy relating to the goods; or

o.  the export price of the goods;

unless the exporter indicates that he or she is willing for the CEO to
give the information to the applicant under paragraph (3)(a).

### Subsection 269X(5)

After "the information", insert "and evidence".

### After subsection 269X(5)

Insert:

(5A) Subsection (5B) of this section applies if the CEO proposes to
ascertain provisionally, for the purposes of paragraph (5)(a) of this
section, the export price of goods (under paragraph 269TAB(1)(b) or
otherwise) as the difference between:

p.  the price at which the importer of the goods sold them, in the
    condition in which they were imported, to someone who was not an
    associate of the importer; and

q.  the prescribed deductions (as defined in subsection 269TAB(2))
    relating to the goods.

(5B) In provisionally ascertaining the export price of goods as
described in subsection (5A), the CEO must:

a.  take account of the following in relation to the goods:

    i.  any change in normal value;

    ii. any change in costs incurred between importation and resale;

    iii. any movement in resale price which is duly reflected in
         subsequent selling prices; and

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b.  despite paragraph 269TAB(1)(b), not deduct the amount of interim
    duty if the CEO has conclusive evidence of the things mentioned in
    subparagraphs (a)(i), (ii) and (iii) of this subsection.

> An expression used in this subsection and subparagraph 3.3 of Article
> 9 of the Agreement on Implementation of Article VI of the General
> Agreement on Tariffs and Trade 1994 set out in Annex 1A to the World
> Trade Organization Agreement has the same meaning in this subsection
> as it has in that subparagraph.

### Paragraph 269Y(4)(c)

Omit "made", substitute "lodged".

### At the end of Division 4 of Part XVB

Add:

**269YA Rejection etc. of application for duty assessment**

1.  This section has effect despite sections 269X and 269Y if an
    application under section 269V is lodged with the Customs under
    section 269W.

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5.  The CEO must reject the application if the CEO is satisfied within
    20 days after it is lodged that it does not contain everything it
    must contain under subsections 269W(1) and (1A).

6.  The CEO must reject the application if:

    a.  the application contains a commitment described in paragraph
        269W(1A)(b); and

    b.  within 20 days after the time described in that paragraph, the
        CEO is satisfied that he or she has not received from the
        applicant and one or more other persons sufficient evidence to
        establish that the applicant's opinion of the amounts described
        in whichever of paragraphs 269W(1)(c) and (d) apply is correct.

7.  The CEO may terminate examination of the application if he or she is
    satisfied after the last of the 20 days mentioned in subsection (2)
    or (3) of this section that he or she does not have enough
    information to be able to comply with paragraph 269X(5)(a).

8.  If the CEO rejects the application or terminates examination of it:

    a.  the CEO must notify the applicant in writing of the following:

        i.  the rejection or termination;

        ii. the reasons for the rejection or termination;

        iii. the applicant's right, within 30 days of the receipt of the
             notification, to apply for a review by the Review Officer
             under Division 9 of the rejection or termination; and

    b.  the CEO must not:

        i.  provisionally ascertain a variable factor or provisionally
            calculate an amount under subsection 269X(5) in connection
            with the application; or

        ii. decide what recommendation to make to the Minister under
            subsection 269X(6) in connection with the application; and

    c.  subsection 269Y(4) has effect as if the application had not been
        lodged under section 269V.

### Section 269ZX (paragraph (a) of the definition of *interested party*)

After "section 269TB", insert "or 269V".

### At the end of section 269ZZN

Add:

; (d) a decision (a ***rejection decision***):

i.  by the CEO that the CEO is satisfied as described in subsection
    269YA(2) or (3); or

ii. by the CEO to terminate under subsection 269YA(4) examination of an
    application.

### Section 269ZZO (at the end of the table)

Add:

  ---------- ------------------------------ ------------------------------
  5          A rejection decision           The applicant under
                                            section 269V for an assessment
                                            of duty whose application was
                                            affected by the decision

  ---------- ------------------------------ ------------------------------

### After section 269ZZU

Insert:

**269ZZUA The review of a rejection decision**

1.  The Review Officer must make a decision on an application for the
    review of a rejection decision by:

    a.  affirming the rejection decision; or

    b.  revoking the rejection decision.

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9.  If the Review Officer revokes a rejection decision relating to an
    application under section 269V, subsection 269YA(5) ceases to apply
    in relation to the application.

10. If the Review Officer revokes a rejection decision relating to
    rejection under subsection 269YA(2) or (3) of an application under
    section 269V:

    a.  the CEO must resume the examination of the application with a
        view to complying with subsections 269X(5) and (6) within 110
        days after being informed of the revocation; and

    b.  the revocation does not prevent the CEO from terminating the
        examination under subsection 269YA(4).

11. If the Review Officer revokes a rejection decision relating to
    termination under subsection 269YA(4) of the examination of an
    application under section 269V, the CEO must comply with subsections
    269X(5) and (6) within 110 days after being informed of the
    revocation.

12. In making a decision under this section, the Review Officer must
    have regard only to information that was before the CEO when the CEO
    made the rejection decision.

13. The Review Officer's decision must be made within 60 days after the
    receipt of the application for the review or such longer period
    allowed by the Minister in writing because of special circumstances.

### Application

The amendments of the *Customs Act 1901* made by this Part apply in
relation to:

a.  the lodgement of applications under section 269V of that Act after
    the commencement of this Part; and

b.  things done because of the lodgement of such an application after
    the commencement of this Part.

## Part 5---Accelerated review for new exporters only

**Customs Act 1901**

### Subsection 269SM(6)

Omit "and exporters not previously investigated".

### Subsection 269T(1) (definition of *residual exporter*)

Repeal the definition, substitute:

***residual exporter***, in relation to a dumping duty notice or a
countervailing duty notice in respect of goods, means an exporter of
goods the subject of the application or like goods, other than:

c.  a selected exporter; and

d.  a new exporter of such goods.

### Section 269ZDC

Omit "or exporters whose exportations were not examined when the notice
was published".

### 30 Paragraph 269ZE(1)(b)

Omit "residual exporters", substitute "new exporters".

### Subsection 269ZE(1)

Omit "residual exporter", substitute "new exporter".

### Application

The amendments of the *Customs Act 1901* made by this Part apply in
relation to:

e.  applications under section 269TB lodged after the commencement of
    this Part; and

f.  applications under section 269ZE lodged after the commencement of
    this Part; and

g.  things done because of an application described in paragraph (a)
    or (b) of this item.

## Part 6---Applying to continue anti‑dumping measures

**Customs Act 1901**

### Paragraph 269ZHB(1)(b)

Repeal the paragraph, substitute:

b.  inviting the following persons to apply within 60 days to the CEO,
    in accordance with section 269ZHC, for a continuation of those
    measures:

    i.  the person whose application under section 269TB resulted in
        those measures;

    ii. persons representing the whole or a portion of the Australian
        industry producing like goods to the goods covered by those
        measures.

### Application

The amendment of subsection 269ZHB(1) of the *Customs Act 1901* by this
Part applies to notices published under that subsection after the
commencement of this Part.

## Part 7---Reinvestigation by CEO

**Customs Act 1901**

### Subparagraph 269ZZL(2)(a)(i)

After "findings", insert ", having regard only to the information and
conclusions to which the Review Officer was permitted to have regard".

### Paragraph 269ZZL(4)(a)

Omit "Review Officer", substitute "CEO".

### Application

The amendments of the *Customs Act 1901* made by this Part apply in
relation to things done as a result of recommendations made by the
Review Officer before, on or after the commencement of this Part.

**Customs Amendment Regulations 2003 (No. 9)^1^**

**Statutory Rules** **2003 No.** **319^2^**

I, PHILIP MICHAEL JEFFERY, Governor-General of the Commonwealth of
Australia, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, make
the following Regulations under the *Customs Act 1901*.

Dated 18 December 2003

P. M. JEFFERY

Governor-General

By His Excellency's Command

CHRISTOPHER MARTIN ELLISON

Minister for Justice and Customs

**\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_**

**1 Name of Regulations**

These Regulations are the Customs Amendment Regulations 2003 (No. 9).

**2 Commencement**

These Regulations commence on the commencement of Part 1 of Schedule 1
to the *Customs Legislation Amendment Act (No. 1) 2003*.

**3 Amendment of *Customs Regulations 1926***

Schedule 1 amends the *Customs Regulations 1926*.

# Schedule 1: Amendment (Regulation 3)

**\[1\] After regulation 182**

*insert*

**183 Matters to which the Minister must have regard (subsection
269TAC (5E) of the Act)**

1.  In this regulation:

***entity***, in relation to goods, means each of:

a.  the exporter of the exported goods mentioned in subsection
    269TAC (5D) of the Act; and

b.  if the exporter of the goods is not the producer of the goods, but
    the goods are produced in the country of export --- the producer of
    the goods.

***government***, of a country, means any level of government of the
country.

14. For subsection 269TAC (5E) of the Act, the following matters are
    prescribed:

    a.  whether the entity makes decisions about prices, costs, inputs,
        sales and investments:

        i.  in response to market signals; and

        ii. without significant interference by a government of the
            country of export;

    b.  whether the entity keeps accounting records in accordance with
        generally accepted accounting standards in the country of
        export;

    c.  whether the generally accepted accounting standards in the
        country of export are in line with international accounting
        standards developed by the International Accounting Standards
        Board;

*Note*: International accounting standards developed by the
International Accounting Standards Board can be found on the
International Accounting Standards Board website at
http://www.iasc.org.uk/cmt/0001.asp.

d.  whether the accounting records mentioned in paragraph (b) are
    independently audited;

e.  whether the entity's production costs or financial situation are
    significantly affected by the influence that a government of the
    country of export had on the domestic price of goods in the country
    before the country's economy was an economy in transition;

f.  whether the country of export has laws relating to bankruptcy and
    property;

g.  whether the entity is subject to the bankruptcy and property laws
    mentioned in paragraph (f);

h.  whether the entity is part of a market or sector in which the
    presence of an enterprise owned by a government of the country of
    export prevents market conditions from prevailing in that market or
    sector;

i.  whether utilities are supplied to the entity under contracts that
    reflect commercial terms and prices that are generally available
    throughout the economy of the country of export;

j.  if the land on which the entity's facilities are built is owned by a
    government of the country of export --- whether the conditions of
    rent are comparable to those in a market economy;

k.  whether the entity has the right to hire and dismiss employees and
    to fix the salaries of employees.

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15. In assessing whether there is significant interference for
    subparagraph (2) (a) (ii), the Minister must have regard to the
    following:

    a.  whether a genuinely private company or party holds the majority
        shareholding in the entity;

    b.  if officials of a government of the country of export hold
        positions on the board of the entity --- whether these officials
        are a minority of the members of the board;

    c.  if officials of a government of the country of export hold
        significant management positions within the entity --- whether
        these officials are a minority of the persons holding
        significant management positions;

    d.  whether the entity's ability to carry on business activities in
        the country of export is affected by:

        i.  a restriction on selling in the domestic market; or

        ii. the potential for the right to do business being withdrawn
            other than under contractual terms; or

        iii. if the entity is a joint-venture in which one of the
             parties is a foreign person, or is carried on in the form
             of such a joint-venture --- the ability of the foreign
             person to export profits and repatriate capital invested;

    e.  whether the entity's significant production inputs (including
        raw materials, labour, energy and technology) are supplied:

        i.  by enterprises that are owned or controlled by a government
            of the country of export; and

        ii. at prices that do not substantially reflect conditions found
            in a market economy.

Notes:

1\. These Regulations amend Statutory Rules 1926 No. 203, as amended by
1927 Nos. 17, 95 and 121; 1928 Nos. 47, 57, 74 and 95; 1929 Nos. 25, 56
and 127; 1930 Nos. 91, 138 and 140; 1931 Nos. 16, 42 and 90; 1932 No.
90; 1933 Nos. 21, 105, 106 and 129; 1934 Nos. 109 and 127; 1935 Nos. 1,
41, 69 and 113; 1936 Nos. 49 and 163; 1938 No. 111; 1939 No. 157; 1940
Nos. 203 and 256; 1946 Nos. 127 and 161; 1947 Nos. 29, 83, 94 and 152;
1948 No. 156; 1949 Nos. 34, 78, 95 and 111; 1950 No. 17; 1951 Nos. 34,
38, 71, 99, 106, 109 and 159; 1952 No. 96; 1953 No. 102; 1954 No. 21;
1955 Nos. 15, 32 and 66; 1956 Nos. 71, 83, 91 and 127; 1957 Nos. 57 and
76; 1958 No. 86; 1959 No. 106; 1960 Nos. 29 and 70; 1961 Nos. 60 and
144; 1962 Nos. 102 and 103; 1963 No. 149; 1964 No. 141; 1965 Nos. 86,
121 and 194; 1966 Nos. 15 and 173; 1967; Nos. 9 and 179; 1968 No. 68;
1969 Nos. 69, 77, 133, 152 and 186; 1970 Nos. 104, 113 and 170; 1971
Nos. 9, 59 and 170; 1972 No. 96; 1973 Nos. 155, 251, 257 and 268; 1974
Nos. 29 and 112; 1976 Nos. 261 and 262; 1977 Nos. 68, 137 and 188; 1978
Nos. 32, 147, 180 and 195; 1979 Nos. 181, 275 and 277; 1980 Nos. 109,
255, 372 and 377; 1981 Nos. 162, 265 and 382; 1982 Nos. 140, 255, 311,
335 and 404 and Act No. 108, 1982; Statutory Rules 1983 Nos. 92, 93,
327, 328, 329 and 330 and Act No. 101, 1983; Statutory Rules 1984 Nos.
13, 18, 137, 319 and 462; 1985 Nos. 12, 71, 76, 126, 306 and 308; 1986
Nos. 77, 91, 94, 144, 174, 175, 176, 215, 248, 361, 363, 367 and 368;
1987 Nos. 72, 102, 103, 124, 140, 162, 244, 297 and 316; 1988 Nos. 111,
179, 207, 260 and 270; 1989 Nos. 100, 101, 159, 160, 161, 162, 163, 243,
260 and 409; 1990 Nos. 6, 8, 123, 147, 148, 189, 217, 220, 222, 248, 274
and 450; 1991 Nos. 30, 109, 129, 139, 140, 228, 290, 316 and 384; 1992
Nos. 72, 175, 277 (as amended by 1992 No. 326), 328, 343, 344, 447 and
464; 1993 Nos. 66, 158 and 339; 1994 Nos. 53, 82, 183, 311, 312, 351,
366, 367, 391 and 435; 1995 Nos. 99, 136, 244, 313, 321, 352, 423 and
424; 1996 Nos. 42, 43, 134, 326 and 327; 1997 Nos. 52, 70, 79, 89, 128,
131, 255, 284, 378, 379 and 422; 1998 Nos. 38, 101, 212, 229, 276 and
278; 1999 Nos. 35, 131, 149, 270, 323 and 330; 2000 Nos. 13, 74, 93,
141, 142, 173, 174, 210, 241, 252, 287, 349 and 350; 2001 Nos. 30, 63,
89, 119, 211 and 335; 2002 Nos. 28, 98, 138, 195, 256, 310, 328 and 329;
2003 Nos. 16, 51, 65, 178, 186, 227, 237 and 249.

2\. Notified in the *Commonwealth of Australia Gazette* on 19 December
2003.

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