28 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 1

Commission of Inquiry Into Rescue and Fire Services at International Airports

In the matter of the above Commission of Inquiry, notice is hereby given that the Commission will conduct public sittings in the Conference Room, Eighth Floor, Commerce House, 126 Wakefield Street, Wellington, on the dates and at the times indicated:

L. L. MEEK, Secretary.

Indecent Publications Tribunal

I, Jack Alexander McLeod Kean, Comptroller of Customs, give notice that I have applied to the Indecent Publications Tribunal for decisions as to whether the books described below are indecent or not, or for decisions as to their classification.

1. Title: B. B. & B. (Boobs, Busts & Bazooms), Vol. 8, No. 2.
   Author: .....
   Publisher: American Art Enterprises Inc.

2. Title: T. & T., Vol. 1, No. 4 (June–July 1979).
   Author: .....
   Publisher: T. & T. Publications.

3. Title: California Girl, No. 8 (January–February 1973).
   Author: .....
   Publisher: Phenix Publishers Ltd.

4. Title: Pakin' Fun.
   Author: .....
   Publisher: Anonymous.

5. Title: Lovemaking (two issues).
   Author: .....
   Publisher: Anchor Press.

6. Title: Birdwatcher's Manual, Vol. 1, No. 2.
   Author: .....
   Publisher: Howard Publications.

7. Title: Private Naked Gallery.
   Author: .....
   Publisher: Wendel & Spears.

8. Title: Late Night Extra, Vol. 5, No. 1.
   Author: .....
   Publisher: Interman International Management Inc.

9. Title: Call Girl.
   Author: .....
   Publisher: Sunbury Press.

10. Title: A Guide to British Psilocybin Mushrooms.
    Author: Richard.
    Publisher: Red Shift Research Collective.

11. Title: Home Grown.
    Author: .....
    Publisher: Graham Andrews – Lee Harris.

12. Title: Tales from the Leather Nun, Vol. 1.
    Author: .....
    Publisher: Last Gasp EcO-Funnies.

Indecent Publications Tribunal

I, Jack Alexander McLeod Kean, Comptroller of Customs, give notice that I have applied to the Indecent Publications Tribunal for decisions as to whether the books described below are indecent or not, or for decisions as to their classifications.

1. Title: Sexology, Vol. 45, No. 8, 9, and 10.
   Author: .....
   Publisher: Medi-Media Publications Ltd.

2. Title: Cleavage, No. 1 (September–October 1972).
   Author: .....
   Publisher: Phenix Publishers Ltd.

3. Title: Sex in Marriage, No. 6.
   Author: Michael Crissler.
   Publisher: Ben's Books Ltd.

4. Title: Sex in Marriage, No. 7.
   Author: Michael Crissler.
   Publisher: Titian Publications.

5. Title: The Virgin.
   Author: Ron Smith.
   Publisher: Open Leaves Press.

Amendment Notice

FILMS LICENSING AUTHORITY—EXHIBITORS' LICENCES

In the notice with the above heading, published in the Gazette, Thursday, 22 November 1979, No. 107, page 3648, for "District 5—Hamilton", read "District 5—Waikato" and in District 4—South Auckland, line 2, for "E 4/4 Thames . . . Embassy . . . Kerridge Odeon Corporation Ltd. . . .", read "E 4/4 Thames . . . Embassy . . . Thames Buildings Ltd., P.O. Box 2191, Auckland . . ."

RENTER'S LICENCES FOR 1980 LICENSING YEAR

In the notice with the above heading, published in the Gazette, Thursday, 22 November 1979, No. 107, page 3650, for:

"R. 18 . . . Department of Health . . . 16 October 1979.
R. 18 . . . Department of Labour . . . 16 October 1979."

read:

"R. 18 . . . Department of Health . . . 16 October 1979—May supply films only to persons who, under s. 51 of the Cinematograph Films Act (as amended by the Statutes Amendment Act 1977) are not required to, and do not in fact, hold an exhibitor's licence.
R. 18 . . . Department of Labour . . . 16 October 1979—May supply films only to persons who, under s. 51 of the Cinematograph Films Act (as amended by the Statutes Amendment Act 1977) are not required to, and do not in fact, hold an exhibitor's licence."

Medical Council of New Zealand

The following rules have been made by the Medical Council of New Zealand and are published for the information of those concerned:

THE CONDITIONALLY REGISTERED MEDICAL PRACTITIONER (OR INTERN) HOUSE OFFICER SERVICE

1. The period of service of conditionally registered medical practitioners (interns), is regarded by the Medical Council of New Zealand as a compulsory training period incorporating a significant content of educational experience.

2. An intern should have the opportunity to complete such experience and training as to entitle him to become registered as a medical practitioner 12 months after graduation. The period of 1 year shall not include more than 6 weeks' absence from duty for any cause.

3. In recommending a hospital for approval as suitable for intern training, the Council considers the occupied bed state, the number and status of the medical and other staff, the supporting services (especially radiology and pathology), activities in teaching, facilities, staff accommodation, and the relationship to adjacent hospitals for the purposes of teaching, experience and staffing.

4. A hospital will not be recommended when it has less than a total of three first and second year house officers since the Council considers that with less than three it is impossible to arrange adequate educational experience. This will not apply to smaller hospitals recommended for approval under paragraph 8 below.

5. Recognising that the practice of medicine in modern hospitals has become increasingly specialised so that strictly "general" experience for all interns for the whole 12 months is unrealistic, the Council interprets flexibly the phrase in the Medical Practitioners Act 1968, section 18 (1) (a), "satisfactory experience of the practice of medicine and surgery". This was recommended in the General Medical Council's memorandum of 1967, and the 1968 Report of the Royal Commission on Medical Education (Todd).

6. In assessing "satisfactory experience", the Council takes into account the nature of the four quarterly posts held during the intern year. One more specialised post may complement another of a more general nature to achieve a