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THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 31

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No.

Amendments BS Title
970:1955 Wrought steels in the form of bars, billets and forgings up to 6 in. ruling section for automobile and general engineering purposes. Amendment Slip No. 5
1042: Methods for the measurement of fluid flow in pipes-
1042:Part 1:1964 Orifice plates, nozzles and venturi tubes. Amendment Slip No. 2
1186: Quality of timber and workmanship in joinery—1186:Part 1:1952 Quality of timber. Amendment Slip No. 4
1845:1966 Filler metals for brazing. Amendment Slip No. 2
2004:1961 PVC-insulated cables and flexible cords for electric power and lighting. Amendment Slip No. 5
2011: Methods for the environmental testing of electronic components and electronic equipment—2011:Part 2Z/ABDM:1968 Climatic sequence. Amendment Slip No. 1
2506:1964 Antistatic rubber footwear. Amendment Slip No. 1
2631:1955 Oil switches for alternating current systems. Amendment Slip No. 2
3027:1968 Worm gear units. Amendment Slip No. 1
3078:1959 Isolators (including selectors) for alternating-current systems. Amendment Slip No. 3
3258:1960 Silicone-rubber-insulated cables and flexible cords. Amendment Slip No. 3
3456: The testing and approval of domestic electrical appliances-
3456:Section A8:1963 Electric immersion heaters. Amendment Slip No. 1
3456:Section A13:1964 Thermal-storage electric water-heaters. Amendment Slip No. 1
3456:Section B10:1962 Electric clothes-washing machines. Amendment Slip No. 2
3499: School music equipment--3499:Part 9B:1966 Amplifiers suitable for use with musical instruments. Amendment Slip No. 1

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No.

Amendments BS Title AMD
3511:1962 Hand-operated geared ladles for steel foundries. Amendment Slip No. 2
3636:1963 Methods for proving the gas tightness of vacuum or pressurised plant. Amendment Slip No. 1
3659:1963 Heavy-duty air-break circuit-breakers for alternating-current systems. Amendment Slip No. 1
3726:1964 Methods for stability testing of fork lift trucks. Amendment Slip No. 1
3785:1964 Webbing safety harness for baby carriages and chairs and walking reins. Amendment Slip No. 2
3852:1965 Dynamic balancing machines. Amendment Slip No. 1
3861: Electrical safety of office machines—3861:Part 2:1968 Requirements and tests for machines presenting special hazards. Amendment Slip No. 1
3884:1965 Machine tool unit construction. Amendment Slip No. 2
3958: Thermal insulating materials--3958:Part 4:1968 Bonded preformed mineral wool pipe sections. Amendment Slip No. 1
4022:1966 Prefabricated gypsum wallboard panels. Amendment Slip No. 1
4180:1967 Butyl rubber-insulated cables and flexible cords for electric power and lighting. Amendment Slip No. 2
4217:1967 Flexible cords insulated with glass fibre. Amendment Slip No. 1
4255: Preformed rubber gaskets for weather exclusion from buildings—4255:Part 1:1967 Non-cellular gaskets. Amendment Slip No. 1
4333: Radioluminous time measurement instruments—4333:Part 1:1968 Instruments bearing radioactive luminous materials. Amendment Slip No. 1

Tariff and Development Board Notice No. 103—Inquiry into Import Duties and Import Licensing Affecting Buckles, Buckle Clasps and the Like, of Base Metal

1. Following the receipt by the Minister of Customs of a report from the Emergency Protection Authority, pursuant to section 10D of the Tariff and Development Board Act 1961, the Government has accepted the recommendation of the Authority that urgent action is necessary in relation to the importation of the goods enumerated in the Schedule to this notice and has taken the temporary measures described in the Schedule pending inquiry and report by the Board.

2. In accordance with the provisions of the Tariff and Development Board Act 1961, the Minister of Customs has referred to the Board, for inquiry and report, the question whether any new or increased duty is necessary in respect of buckles, buckle clasps and the like, of base metal, classified in Tariff item 83.09.02, and also the question of import licensing as it affects these goods.

3. For the purpose of taking evidence on these matters the Board will hold a public inquiry in the Boardroom, First Floor, Law Society Building, 26 Waring Taylor Street, Wellington, commencing at 10.30 a.m. on Tuesday, 5 August 1969.

4. Twelve copies of a typewritten statement of the evidence to be tendered should be lodged with the under-named not later than 22 July 1969. In preparing this evidence, the “Notes for Guidance of Witnesses”, prepared by the Board may be of assistance. Copies of these notes may be obtained from the under-named.

Dated at Wellington this 20th day of May 1969.

O. A. BLACK, Acting Secretary, Tariff and Development Board.

P.O. Box 5070, Wellington.

SCHEDULE

(a): Buckles of base metal for car seat belts, and
(b) Other buckles and buckle clasps of base metal designed for use with clothing, headwear or footwear and having an f.o.b. value of not less than 50 cents per dozen, classified in Tariff item 83.09.02 which reads as follows:

83.09.02 Buckles, buckle clasps and the like (of base metal)

Temporary measures taken:

(i) The goods listed in (a) and (b) above to be excluded from the proposed import licensing exemption relating to Item code 42.120. (ii) Buckles of base metal for car seat belts to be given a “C” allocation. (iii) Other buckles, etc., as set out in (b) above, to be given an allocation of 100 percent of the value of imports of the same goods in the 1967-68 period.

Terms of reference to the Board: To inquire into and report whether any new or increased duty is necessary in respect of ALL buckles and buckle clasps of base metal classified in Tariff Item 83.09.02, and to include import licensing as affecting these goods in its inquiry.

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