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   (4) The CEO must cause a copy of the instrument to be kept at the principal office of the Australian Customs Service in each State and Territory so that a person may inspect the copy at any reasonable time.

5 TCO applications made before 1 July 1996

(1) If:

         (a) an application for a TCO is lodged but has not been finally determined before 1 July 1996; and

         (b) a decision is made under Part XVA of the Customs Act to make the TCO to take effect before that day;

   then, in making the TCO under that Part, the CEO must:

         (c) make a TCO that relates to the period before 1 July 1996 during which the TCO is taken to be in force by reference to the heading in Schedule 3 to the 1987 Act that applies to the goods concerned; and

         (d) make a further TCO or further TCOs that relate to any subsequent period during which the TCO is in force by reference to the heading or each heading in Schedule 3 to the 1995 Act that applies to the goods concerned.

(2) If:

         (a) an application for an internal review concerning a reconsideration of a TCO application is lodged under section 269SH of the Customs Act but has not been finally determined before 1 July 1996; and

         (b) a decision is made under that section to make the TCO to take effect before that day;

    the CEO must:

         (c) make a TCO that relates to the period before 1 July 1996 during which the TCO is taken to be in force by reference to the heading in Schedule 3 to the 1987 Act that applies to the goods concerned; and

         (d) make a further TCO or further TCOs that relate to any subsequent period during which the TCO is in force by reference to the heading or each heading in Schedule 3 to the 1995 Act that applies to the goods concerned.

(3) If:

         (a) an application for review by the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (the AAT) is made before 1 July 1996 but has not been finally determined before that day in relation to a reconsideration of a decision under subsection 269P(1) of the Customs Act concerning a TCO application; and

         (b) the AAT decides under subsection 269P(1) of the Customs Act that the TCO application meets the core criteria; and

         (c) as a result of the AAT's decision, the CEO is to make the TCO under section 269P of that Act to take effect before 1 July 1996;

    then, in making the TCO under that section, the CEO must:

         (d) make a TCO that relates to the period before 1 July 1996 during which