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The amendment in the Schedule hereto comes into effect on the date of the   publication of this notice. Comments are requested on the amendment and   subsequent revisions can be made to the APDP2 Regulations as may be   required. Comments should be forwarded electronically within 14 days of the   publication date of this notice to the officials and email addressed indicated   immediately below, using APDP2 Amendment in the subject line of the email     Ms Pateka Busika  pbusika@itac.org.za    Mr Mustaqeem de Gama  MDeGama@thedtic.gov.za   A copy of the consolidated Regulations incorporating the change is available at   http //www.thedtic.gov.za/wp-content/uploads/APDP.pdf    EBRAHIM PATEL   EBRAHIM PATEL     MINISTER OF TRADE, INDUSTRY AND COMPETITION     SCHEDULE      1. Definition     In this Schedule, " Regulations " means the APDP2 Regulations promulgated in   Government Gazette No. 44144, Notice No. R.80 dated 11 February .    2. Amendment of Part F and Section 22 of the Regulations      Part F and Section 22 of the Regulations is hereby amended by the substitution of the   following      Part F- Exceptional circumstance     22. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in these regulations, in the event a   final manufacturer participating under the programme suffers extensive   damage to its production facility/(ies) and, consequently, significantly reduced   production volumes as a result of an occurrence that has resulted in the   declaration of a National State of Disaster by the President, it may approach   ITAC to seek a limited deviation from the normal rules relating to accruing and   claiming of benefits under APDP2. Prior to applying to ITAC, a final   manufacturer must approach the Accounting Officer of the Department of   Trade, Industry and Competition who must confirm that exceptional   circumstances exist to warrant a deviation from normal requirements related to   accruing and claiming of benefits under APDP2. Requests will be adjudicated   on a case-by-case basis by ITAC and approval may be subject to conditions as   determined by the ITAC, provided it is of the view that a limited deviation from   the normal requirements is in the interest of promoting local manufacturing and   is in line with ensuring the commercial viability of the final manufacturer under   the APDP2 whose ability to manufacture has been severely affected by the aforementioned occurrence.     3. Insertion of Part G and Section 23 of the Regulations (Previously Part F      and Section 22 in the Regulation)      The following Part G and article is hereby inserted into the Regulations after Part F   and Section 22.     Part G Transitional Notes     23. QUARTERL Y CUSTOM S A CCOUNT AND OTHE R MA TTERS   23.1 Note 10 to rebate item 317.04 of Schedule No. 3 to the Customs Act has   reference regarding matters applicable to the quarterly Customs account of   light motor vehicle manufacturers.   23.2 The first phase of the Automotive Production Development Programme   (APDP) will end on 30 June 2021. Accordingly, although claims for sales on   or before 30 June 2021 may still be submitted up to 29 June 2022, no   application for a production rebate certificate (PRC) based on sales after the   termination of the APDP will be entertained.   23.3 Specified light motor vehicles, automotive components and/or automotive   tooling manufactured before 30 June 2021, but only sold after 30 June 2021,   will qualify for APDP2 benefits provided that no benefits were claimed on these   sales under the APDP.   23.4 To ease the transition from the APDP to the APDP2, the following conditions   will apply to existing light motor vehicle manufacturers to qualify for a CSP   during 2021    23.4.1 Only light motor vehicle manufacturers that have a production capacity   of 10 000 units per annum will qualify for a CSP; 23.4.2 The CSP for the third quarter of 2021 will be calculated using financial   and statistical information applicable to the last quarter of 2020; and   23.4.3. A most recent four quarter total of 10 000 units must be achieved during   the 3th quarter of 2022, unless an OEM has successfully applied for a   dead quarter concession.  