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REQUEST FOR REVOCATION OF A TARIFF CONCESSION ORDER (TCO) OR COMMERCIAL TARIFF CONCESSION ORDER (CTCO)

THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED BY A LOCAL MANUFACTURER WHO WISHES TO REQUEST THE REVOCATION OF A TCO OR CTCO.

Tile form should be read carefully before being completed

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Section 269SBofthe Customs Act 1901 requires a request for the revocation of a TCOto be in writing, beinan "approved form", contain such information as the form requires, and be signed in the manner indicated in the form. This is tho approved form for the purposes of that section. Subitem 38(1) of Schedule 1 to the Customs Amendment Act 1996 provides that for t he purposes of revocation of a CTCO, the Customs Act 1901 as amended by the first mentioned Act applies as though the CTCO were a TCO. The request will be date stamped on the oay it Is first received in Canberra by an officer of Customs. My resultant revocation comes into force on that cay. Instructions on how this form may be lodged aro provided at the end of this form. Every question on the form must be answered. Where the form provides insufficient space to answer a question, an answer may be provtded in an attachment. The attachment should ctearty identify the question to which it relates. If you wish to provide any additional information in support of your request, that Information may be provided in an attachment. Customs may require a local manufacturer to substantiate, with documentary evidence, information provided in relation to the request for revocation . Section 269SC of the Customs Act 1901 provides that the Chief Executive Officer may revoke a TCO and make a narrower TCO in its place. Further inforrnati on on the Ta ri ff Concession System is available in Part XVA oft he Customs Act1 90 1 , in tho foreword to the Schedule of Concessional lnstruments, In the administrative guidelines in Volume 13 ofthe Australian Customs Service Manual, in Australian Customs Notice No. 98/19, on the internet at W\Wi.customs.gov.au, by e-malllng informalion@customs.gov. au or by phoning the Customs Information Centre on 1300 363 263.

LOCAL MANUFACTURER DETAILS

Name

Actron Engineering Pty Ltd BJslness Address

5 Irvine Place, Bella Vista NSW 2153 Postal Address (if the same as business address write Has above")

\ PO Box 7705 Baulkham Hil ls NSW 2153 Australian Business Number (A.B.N.) Reference

34002767240 1--· Company Contact Phone Number FacsimileNumbar ailAddress

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Robert Mundy ~-

DETAILS OF THE TCO OR CTCO

Wording of the TCO or CTCO TC Reference Number [.!~.. - - --- - - -- --- ---' RADIANT HEATING AND COOLING SYSTEM, programmable logic controlled, having ALL of the following: ..................................... ........... ...................................................................................... ... ........... ................. ......... ......... ..................

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DETAILS OF THE SUBSTITUTABLE GOODS PRODUCED IN AUSTRALIA

Describe the locally produced substitutable goods the subject of the revocation request.

·substitutable goods" are defined in the Customs Act 1901 85 "goods produced ill Australia that are put, or are capable of being put, to a u5e that corresponds with a use (indtlding a design use) to which the goods the subject of 1/Jc application or of the TCO can be put• .

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2 Attach technical, illustrative descriptive material and/or a sample to enable a full and accurate identification and understanding of the substitutable goods.

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3 State the usc(s) to which the substitutable goods are put or are capable of bolng put.

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4 Arc you aware of any other local manufacturers producing substitutable goods? 0 YES 0NO

5 If yes to question 4, please provide details of any goods produced In Australia which arc substitutable for the goods coveredldescribed by the TCO, and the names and addresses of the manufacturers of those goods.

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6 PRODUCTlON OF GOODS IN AUSTRALIA

Goods other than unmanufactured raw products wH/ be taken to have been produced in Australia if: (a) the goods are wholly or partly manufactured in Australia; and (b) not less than 1/4 of 1/w factory or works costs of the goods is rcprosenrod by the sum of:

(i) the value of Australian labour; and (il) the value of Australian materials; and (Iii) the factory overhead expenses incurred in Australia in respect of the goods.

Goods are to be taken to have been partly manufactured in Australia if a/ least one substantial process in the manufacture of the goods was carried out In Australia.

Without limiting the meaning of the expression "substantial process in the msnuracture of the goods", any of the following operations or any combination of those operations DOES NOT constitute such a process: (a) opBra/ions to preserve goods during transportation or storage; (b) operations to improve the packing or labelling or marketable quality of goods; (c) operations to prepare goods for shipment; (d) simple assembly operations; (e) operations to mix goods where the resulting product does not have different properties from those of the goods tilal have been

mixed.

A

B

Are the goods wholly or partly manufactured in Australia?

Does tho total value of Australian labour, Australian materials and factory overhead expenses incurred In Australia represent at least 25% of the factory or works costs?

Specify each oft he following costs per unit for the substitutable goods:

• Australian labour I Australian materials j I

• Australian factory overhead expenses _=] • Imported content _ J

TOTAL -~J 100

0 YES 0 NO

({]YES 0 NO

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Specify the date or period to which the costs relate . ._j3_1_l_5_11_4 _________ ____Jj

Attach a copy of the wor1dng papers that were used to prepare the above cos1ing information. Those working papers should be supported by (at le<Jst two) extracts from the accounting record~ of the business.

C Is at least one substantial process In the manufacture of the goods carried out In Australia? [ZJ YES 0 NO If yes, please specify at least one major process involved:

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7 PRODUCTION OF GOODS IN THE ORDINARY COURSE OF BUSINESS (Answer 7.1 ru: 7.2)

7.1 SUBSTITUTABLE GOODS OTHER THAN MADE-TO-ORDER_~APITA L EQUIPMENT

Substitutable goods (otf1er than made-to-order capital equipment) are taken to be produced in Australia in the ordinary course of business if: (a) they have been produced in Australia in the 2 years before the application was lodged,· or (b) they have been produced, and are held in stock, In Australia; or (c) they arr;~ produced in Australia on an intermittent basis and have been so produced in the 5 years before the application was

lodged, and a producer in Australia is prepared to accept an order to suoply such goods.

A Have the goods been produced In Australia In the last 2 years? I2]YES 0No

B Have the goods been produced and are they held in stock In Australia? [ZJYES 0NO

c If the goods are intermittently produced in Australia, have they been so produced [ZJ YES 0No in the last 5 years?

D Are you prepared to accept an order for the goods? [{]YES 0No

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7.2 SUBSTITUTABLE GOQQS BEIJ-JG MADE-TO-ORDER CAPITAL EQUIPMENT

•Mad9-to-order capital equipmenr means a particular item of capital equipment that is made in Australia on a one-off basis to meet a specific order rather than being tho subject of regular or infermiHent production alld that is not produced in quantities indica live of ll production run. Capital equipment means goods which, if imported, would be goods to wNch Chapters 84, 85. 86, 87, 89 or 90 of Schedule 3 to tho Customs Tariff Act 1995 would apply.

Goods that are made-to-order capital eqLt/pment are taken to be produced in Australia in the ordinary course of business if' (a) a producer in Australia:

(I) has made goods reqwring the same labour skiJ/s, technology and design expertise as the substitutable goods in the 2 years before the application; and

{il) could produce the goods with existing facilities; and (b) the producer in Australia is prepared to accept an order to supply the substitutable goods.

E Have goods requir ing the same labour skills, technology and design expertise as the goods the subject of tho application been made in Australia in the last 2 years? If yes, describe the goods made during this period:

DYES 0 NO

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) F Can tho goods be produced with existing facilities?

Are you prepared to accept on order for the goods?

DYES D NO

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8 What was the fir§! date on which you were prepared to accept an order?

Are the goods sti ll In production?

If tho answer is no, when did production cease?

If production has ceased and goods are held In stock, please estimate the date by which stock Is expoctod to be sold, based on past sales lnforrnotlon and attrition rate of the local goods.

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IZJ YES 0 NO

9 I fin your opinion a narrowe r TCO wording is appropriate, pleaso suggest an amended form of wording which will exclude the locally produced goods tho subjoct of the revocation request and at the same time preserve concesslonal entry for the balance of the imported goods.

I agree, in submitting this form by electronic means (including facsimile) that, for the purposes of Sub-Section 14(3) of the

Electronic Transactions Act, this request wi ll be taken to have been lodged when it is first received by an officer of Customs, or If by e-mail, when it is first accessed by an officer of Customs. as specified in Sub-Section 269SB(3) of the Customs Act.

Full Name Robert Mundy Position H~d ,

Executive Chatrman Signatu re

Date 02/7/1 4

NOTE: SECTION 234 OF THE CUSTOMS ACT 1901 PROVIDES THAT IT IS AN OFFENCE TO MAKE A STATEMENT TO AN OFFICER THAT IS FALSE OR MISLEADING IN A MATERIAL PARTICULAR.

WHEN THIS FORM HAS BEEN COMPLETED LODGE IT WITH CUSTOMS BY:

posting it by prepaid post to I he National Manager, Tariff[) ranch Australian Customs Service Customs House 5 Constitution Avenue CANBERRA ACT 2601 or

delivering It to the ACT Regional Office located at Customs House, Canberra or sending it byfacshnile to (02) 6275 6376 or

• c -mailing it to tarcon@custorns gov.au.

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