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the purposes of this section in respect of the currencies specified in the notice.".

Revocation of notices

  14. Section 269TAJ of the Principal Act is amended:

     (a) by omitting from subsection (1) "notice published in the Gazette" and substituting "public notice";

     (b) by omitting from subsection (2) "notice published in the Gazette" and substituting "public notice";

     (c) by omitting from subsection (3) "by notice in writing" and substituting "by public notice";

     (d) by omitting from subsection (5) "on which the notice was signed by the Minister" and substituting "of publication of the notice in the Gazette".

Application for action under Anti-Dumping Act

  15. Section 269TB of the Principal Act is amended:

     (a) by omitting paragraph (2)(b) and substituting the following word and paragraph:

              "; and (b) there is, in a third country, an industry that produces or manufactures like goods for export to Australia; and";

(b) by inserting after subsection (2) the following subsections:

   "(2A) During the period after receiving an application for a dumping duty notice and before giving public notice under subsection 269TC(4) of a decision not to reject the application, the Comptroller must notify the government of the country, or of each country, whose exporters are nominated in the application.

   "(2B) During the period after receiving an application for a countervailing duty notice and before giving public notice under subsection 269TC(4) of a decision not to reject the application, the Comptroller must notify:

      (a) the government of the country, or of each country, whose exporters are nominated in the application; and

      (b) the government of any other country from which countervailable subsidies are alleged to have been received.

   "(2C) A notification by the Comptroller under subsection (2B) must include an invitation to consult with the Comptroller in relation to whether:

    (a) any countervailable subsidies exist; and

      (b) any such subsidies, if found to exist, are causing or are likely to cause material injury of a kind referred to in paragraph 269TJ(1)(b) or 269TK(1)(b);

   with the aim of arriving at a mutually agreed solution.";

(c) by adding after paragraph (4)(d) the following word and paragraph:

         "; and (e) in the case of an application under subsection (1)—be supported by a sufficient part of the domestic industry.";

(d) by adding at the end the following subsection:

   "(6) An application under subsection (1) in relation to a consignment of goods is taken to be supported by a sufficient part of the domestic industry if the Comptroller is satisfied that persons (including the applicant) who produce or manufacture like goods in Australia and who support the application:

      (a) account for more than 50% of the total production or manufacture of like goods produced or manufactured by that portion of the Australian