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of the export price of goods of that kind in each such consignment;

     and information to establish those amounts; and

    (e) a statement of the amount by which the applicant contends that the total interim duty paid on those goods exceeds the total duty payable under the Anti-Dumping Act.

  "(2) An application must be lodged with the Comptroller:

    (a)     by leaving it at a place that has been allocated for lodgment of duty assessment applications at Customs House in Canberra; or

    (b)     by posting it by pre-paid post to a postal address notified by Customs in the Gazette; or

    (c)     by sending it by electronic facsimile to a facsimile number notified by Customs in the Gazette;

and the application is taken to have been lodged when the application, or a facsimile of the application, is first received by an officer of Customs doing duty in relation to final duty assessment applications.

"(3) The day on which an application is taken to have been lodged must be recorded on the application.

Consideration of duty assessment applications

"269X.(1) The Comptroller must, as soon as practicable after the lodgment of an application for assessment of duty in respect of goods that were entered for home consumption during a particular importation period but not more than 180 days after the lodgment of that application, examine the application and decide what recommendation to make to the Minister under subsection (6).

"(2) If the Comptroller considers that any person (including the applicant) may be able to supply information relevant to the consideration of the application, the Comptroller may, by notice in writing, request the supply of that information, in writing:

    (a) if the information is sought from a person other than the applicant—within a period specified in the notice ending not later than 150 days after the lodgment of the application; and

     (b) if the information is sought from the applicant—within a period specified in the notice ending not later than 180 days after the lodgment of the application.

"(3) Where the Comptroller proposes to take into account any relevant information that was not supplied to the Comptroller by the applicant, the Comptroller must:

    (a)     give the applicant a copy of the information that he or she proposes to take into account unless, in the opinion of the Comptroller, the provision of that information would adversely affect the business or commercial interests of a person supplying the information; and

    (b)     invite the applicant, within a specified period ending not later than 180 days after the lodgment of the application, to make any further submission the applicant considers appropriate in relation to that information.

"(4) If a person refuses or fails to supply information or to make