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prices greatly below their ordinary cost of production where
produced or market price where purchased; or
the imported goods are imported by or for the manufacturer,
or some person acting for or in combination with him or
accounting to him, and are being sold in Australia at a price
which is less than gives the person importing or selling them
a fair profit upon their fair foreign market value, or their
fair selling value if sold in the country or production, together
with all charges after shipment from the place whence the
goods are exported directly to Australia (including Customs
duty).
2. In determining whether the competition is unfair, regard
shall be had to the management, the processes, the plant, and
‘he machinery employed or adopted in the Australian industry
affected by the competition being reasonably efficient, effective,
and up-to-date.

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19.1. The Comptroller-General, whenever he has received
a complaint in writing and has reason to believe that any person
(hereinafter called the importer), either singly or in combination
with any other person within or beyond the Commonwealth, is
importing into Australia goods (hereinafter called imported goods)
with intent to destroy or injure any Australian industry by their
sale or disposal within the Commonwealth in unfair competition
with any, Australian goods, may certify to the Minister accordingly.
2. The certificate of the Comptroller-General shall specify —
a the imported goods;
b the Australian industry and goods;
c the importer;
d the grounds of unfairness in the competition ;
e the name, address, and occupation of any person (not being
an officer of the public service) upon whose information he
may have acted.
3. The Comptroller-General may add to his certificate a statement
 of such other facts as in his opinion ought to be specified
to give the importer fair notice of the matters complained of.
4. The Comptroller-General shall, before making his certificate,
give to the importer an opportunity to show cause why the
certificate should not be made and furnish him with a copy og
the complaint.