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Productivity Commission report

The report (tabled in Parliament on 27 May 2010)

Productivity Commission report

Reference materials

Australian Customs Dumping Notice (ACDN) 2010/19 - Productivity Commission report on Australia’s anti-dumping and countervailing system
Joint media release - Assistant Treasurer and the Minister for Home Affairs announcing the release of the Productivity Commission report (issued on 27 May 2010)

Stakeholder submissions

Submissions from stakeholders are being invited on the Productivity Commission’s final report from 27 May 2010 to 31 August 2010.
Information regarding the process for lodging submissions is contained in ACDN 2010/19 (see “Reference materials”).
All submissions received from stakeholders will be available from this website.

Submission No.	Stakeholder Submission	Date Received
SUB 1	Australian Paper	4 August 2010
SUB 2	Kimberley Clark Australia	9 August 2010
SUB 3	Australian Plantation Products and Paper Industry Council	10 August 2010
SUB 4	Casselle Commercial Services Pty Ltd	20 August 2010
SUB 5	Qenos Pty Ltd	30 August 2010
SUB 6	Australian Food and Grocery Council	31 August 2010
SUB 7	Onesteel Limited	31 August 2010
SUB 8	Australian Pork Limited	31 August 2010
SUB 9	BlueScope Steel	31 August 2010
SUB 10	CFMEU, AWU and AMWU	31 August 2010
SUB 11	CSR Limited	31 August 2010
SUB 12	PolyPacific Pty Ltd/Townsend Chemicals Pty Ltd	31 August 2010
SUB 13	Law Council of Australia and Law Institute of Victoria	31 August 2010
SUB 14	Cement Industry Federation	31 August 2010
SUB 15	Penrice Soda Holdings Limited	31 August 2010
SUB 16	Australian Steel Association	1 September 2010
SUB 17	JELD-WEN Australia	31 August 2010
SUB 18	SCA Hygiene Australasia Pty Limited	1 September 2010
SUB 19	Bradken	2 September 2010
SUB 20	Dr Brett Williams	2 September 2010
SUB 21	CSBP Limited	2 September 2010
SUB 22	The Australian Dried Fruits Association	5 September 2010
SUB 23	National Farmers' Federation	23 September 2010
SUB 24	Government of South Australia	August 2010 (draft) and September 2010 (final)

Trade Measures Branch contact

For further assistance regarding the submission process, please contact the Trade Measures Branch by email at tmpolicy@customs.gov.au, by telephone on 02 6275 6136 or facsimile on 02 6275 6990.