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The document outlines the methodology and challenges faced by Australia's Chemical Weapons Convention Office (CWCO) in identifying facilities that handle chemicals subject to the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC). It details the design of industry surveys aimed at gathering information on chemical activities, emphasizing the importance of effective survey design to ensure accurate data collection. The document discusses previous surveys conducted in 1995 and 1996, highlighting issues with response interpretation and form complexity. It introduces a revised, simplified survey approach intended to improve response quality and reduce follow-up inquiries. Additionally, it addresses future survey plans and regulatory obligations for companies involved in chemical production.

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