boundary of Lot 15, D.P. 31704; thence south-westerly and
northerly along the south-eastern and western boundaries of
that Lot 15, and northerly along the western boundaries of
Wharekawa 1, and Lot 13, D.P. 31704, to and south-westerly
along the south-eastern side of Findlay Road to a point
in line with the western boundary of Lot 17, D.P. 7211, in
Block V, Wharekawa Survey District; thence northerly
generally along a right line to and along the said western
boundaries, the eastern boundaries of Lot 1, D.P. 59312,
and again the western boundaries of Lot 17 to the north-
westernmost corner of that Lot 17; thence north-westerly
generally along a right line to and along the south-western
boundary of Lot 2, D.P. 29987, and that boundary produced
to the western side of Kaiaua Road in Block III, Wharekawa
Survey District; thence northerly generally along the generally
western sides of Kaiaua and Workman Roads to and westerly
along the southern boundary of Waikaka Block to and
northerly generally along the generally eastern boundaries of
Lot 1, D.P. 30899, to and easterly, northerly, and westerly
along the southern, eastern, and northern boundaries of Lot 1,
D.P. 26151, to and northerly along the eastern boundary of
Wharekawa 5B North 2 to its northernmost corner in Block I,
Wharekawa Survey District; thence easterly generally along
the southern boundaries of Wharekawa 4C2C and 4C2B1 to
and northerly along the western boundary of Lot 1, D.P.
47346, to and westerly along the northern boundary of Whare-
kawa 4C2A1 to the southernmost corner of 4C3A2 in Block
IV, Orere Survey District; thence northerly along the eastern
boundary of 4C3A2, to and easterly and northerly along the
southern and eastern boundaries of 4C3C2, and northerly and
westerly along the eastern and northern boundaries of 4C3D
to the westernmost corner of Lot 1, D.P. 42113; thence north-
easterly generally along the north-western boundaries of the
said Lot 1 to and along the southern, western, and northern
boundaries of Lot 1, D.P. 12729, along a right line crossing
Orere-Matingarahi Road to and along the northern boundary
of Lot 2, D.P. 12729, to the sea coast of the Firth of Thames;
thence southerly generally along that sea coast to the right
bank of the Miranda Stream in Block VI, Wharekawa Survey
District; thence south-westerly along the north-western
boundary of the Hauraki Catchment District as described in
New Zealand Gazette, 1946, p. 213, to and westerly generally
along the northern boundaries of the Hauraki Catchment
District as described in New Zealand Gazette, 1946, p. 214,
to the point of commencement.
P. G. MILLEN, Clerk of the Executive Council.
(P.W. 75/10)

The Dental Technician Training Council Order 1973
DENIS BLUNDELL, Governor-General
ORDER IN COUNCIL
At the Government Buildings at Wellington this 19th day
of March 1973
Present:
THE HON. H. WATT PRESIDING IN COUNCIL
PURSUANT to section 3 of the Technicians Training Act 1967,
His Excellency the Governor-General, acting by and with
the advice and consent of the Executive Council, hereby
makes the following order.
ORDER

1. This order may be cited as the Dental Technician Train-
   ing Council Order 1973.
2. In this order—
   “the dental technician industry” means the industry of
   workers employed substantially in connection with
   the mechanical construction, renewal, alteration, and
   repair of artificial dentures, restorative dental
   appliances, or corrective dental appliances.
3. There is hereby established a technician training council
   in respect of the dental technician industry.
4. The Schedule to this order is a copy of the principal
   training scheme formulated in respect of dental technician
   cadets engaged in the dental technician industry.
5. (i) Every person other than a worker who commits a
   breach of any provision of the training scheme, a copy of
   which is annexed as the Schedule to this order, shall be
   liable to a penalty not exceeding $200.
   (ii) Every worker who commits a breach of any provision
   of the said training scheme shall be liable to a penalty not
   exceeding $50.
   P. G. MILLEN, Clerk of the Executive Council.
   SCHEDULE
   PRINCIPAL TRAINING SCHEME FOR DENTAL TECHNICIAN CADETS
6. Preamble
   1.1 The object of the scheme is to enable dental technician
   trainees, who will be known as dental technician cadets, to
   be trained to a high level of technical competence in the
   field of dental technology, so that on registration they can
   carry out their true role as being fully qualified in the
   field of dental technology. In order to achieve this they
   must have sufficient knowledge of the basic sciences involved
   so that they can understand the techniques they employ
   and thus can adopt a scientific approach to their work.
   1.2 The training scheme will supplement the knowledge
   gained by the cadet while working for his employer. It
   will provide an opportunity for classroom instruction and
   will offer adequate practical and theoretical training in all
   aspects of the industry.
   1.3 The scheme will allow cadets to become acquainted
   with the organisation and legislation governing the dental
   technician industry and with the management of commercial
   dental laboratories. It will allow cadets to become more
   productive in the laboratory at an earlier stage of their
   training, without the need of so much supervision.
7. Entry to the Training Scheme
   2.1 While the road to technician training under this
   Schedule must always remain open to apprentices who can
   meet the entry criteria, technician cadets will, for the most
   part, be direct entrants to the industry.
8. Industry to Which the Training Applies
   3.1 Technician cadets shall be trained for the dental
   technician industry and employed in accordance with the
   terms of the Medical and Dental Auxiliaries Act 1966 and
   the Dental Technicians Regulations 1968 and amendments
   thereto.
9. Application of Training Scheme and Conditions of Employ-
   ment
   4.1 The provisions of the training scheme and conditions
   of employment shall apply to all employers of dental
   technician cadets throughout New Zealand (whether bound
   by an award or agreement relating to the industry
   or not), and to all dental technician cadets employed by
   such employers in any such industry, and to all contracts
   of dental technician cadetship (including those in force at
   the time of the establishment of the Dental Technician Train-
   ing Council).
10. Interpretations
    5.1 The interpretations as provided for in section 2 of
    the Technicians Training Act 1967 shall apply.
11. General
    6.1 The applicants for the establishment of the Dental
    Technician Training Council are conscious that it is
    necessary for employers to be able to give the necessary
    practical training envisaged in the training scheme. It is
    therefore recommended that when the Council is consider-
    ing any application to enter into a contract, matters such
    as the size of the employer's operations, the number of dental
    technicians employed, and the variety and scope of the
    practical training which can be given should be considered.
    PRINCIPAL TRAINING SCHEME FOR DENTAL TECHNICIAN CADETS
    A.1 Introduction
    A.1.1 The dental technician cadet in his training should
    be given as broad a practical experience as possible in all
    aspects of the dental technician industry covered by his
    academic studies.
    A.1.2 The academic studies and practical training to be
    undertaken by the dental technician cadet will lead to an
    examination prescribed and conducted to meet the require-
    ments of the Dental Technician Training Council, and such
    studies, practical training, and examination shall at all times
    meet the requirements of the Dental Technician Training
    Council.
    A.2 Training Programme
    A.2.1 The training programme for dental technician cadets
    must include experience in the following:
    Use and care of dental laboratory tools and equipment
    including the safety factors employed.
    Dental anatomy and related dental physiology.
    Physics and chemistry as associated sciences related to
    dental technology.
    Dental materials.
    Complete and partial denture construction.
    Inlay, crown, and bridge construction, including
    elementary dental ceramics.
    Elementary orthodontic laboratory technique.