goods in that Schedule at the time of such entry or at the time so prescribed, if they are imported from or originate in a territory specified in that Schedule in respect of those goods.
(2) The Minister may by notice in the Gazette amend Schedule No. 2 if he is satisfied,
in respect of goods which are of a class or kind produced or manufactured in Swaziland, that
the circumstances set forth in subsection (4) exist, that detriment may from one or more of
those circumstances result to an industry within Swaziland and that it would be in the public
interest to impose the appropriate anti-dumping duty specified in subsection (4) in respect of
such goods:
Provided that the Minister may limit the amount of anti-dumping duty mentioned in subsection (4) to a percentage of the value for duty purposes of such goods or alternatively to a
specific rate per unit of quantity, volume or weight, which percentage or alternative specific
rate shall be determined by him.
(3) If the Minister is satisfied in terms of subsection (2) that it would be in the public interest to impose a freight anti-dumping duty on any goods, he may for that purpose determine (by amending Schedule No. 2 by notice in the Gazette) the minimum rate of freight
which shall be applicable to that class or kind of goods when conveyed from any particular
territory or place to any place of discharge in Swaziland or to any place in Africa at which
goods are discharged for removal overland into Swaziland:
Provided that the minimum rate of freight so determined shall in no case exceed the
normal rate of freight as certified in terms of subsection (4)(c).
(4) The anti-dumping duties which may be imposed and the circumstances in which
they may be imposed in terms of subsection (2) shall be the following —
(a) “ordinary anti-dumping duty”, which may be imposed when goods have been or
are being or are likely to be exported to Swaziland at a free on board price (as
defined in section 67 excluding the proviso thereto) which is less than their domestic value (as defined in section 66) and which shall be the amount by which
such domestic value exceeds such free on board price or, in the case of goods
in respect of which no charge is made, a price which the Commissioner may in
his discretion determine;
(b) “bounty anti-dumping duty”, which may be imposed when goods have been or
are being or are likely to be exported to Swaziland and a bounty has been or will
be granted in respect thereof in the territory in which they were produced or
manufactured or from which they were exported, and which shall be the amount
of such bounty, whether such bounty is by way of a bonus, rebate, subsidy or
otherwise, and whether it is granted by a government or other authority or person;
(c) “freight anti-dumping duty”, which may be imposed when goods have been or
are being or are likely to be conveyed to Swaziland from a particular territory or