25 JUNE
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
1761

SCHEDULE 3
WHERE the word ‘hundred’ appears throughout the Tariff in the Statistical Key, delete and substitute with ‘Hd’ in the following Tariff items:

39.07.131.00J, 39.07.139.00K, 39.07.221.00H,
48.16.011.00C, 39.07.299.11B, 48.14.000.01F
70.10.039.00H, 70.10.021.00A, 67.04.000.11G,
83.13.001.00K, 83.13.002.00F, 96.05.000.00L,
97.07.001.00A, 98.01.011.01E, 82.11.000.11D,
98.01.011.21K, 98.01.011.01L, 98.01.011.11B,
98.01.012.01G, 98.01.012.21A, 98.01.012.31J,
98.01.012.41F, 98.01.041.00J, 98.02.000.01B,
98.02.000.09H.

SCHEDULE 4
WHERE the word ‘thousands’ appears throughout the Tariff in the Statistical Key, delete and substitute with ‘Th’ in the following Tariff items:

36.06.009.00C, 83.09.031.00K, 83.09.039.00L,
83.09.049.00F

SCHEDULE 5
WHERE the words ‘hundred boxes’ appear throughout the Tariff in the Statistical Key, delete and substitute with ‘HBx’ in the following Tariff items:

36.06.001.01L, 36.06.001.11H, 36.06.001.21E,

SCHEDULE 6
WHERE the words ‘No. of cells’ appear throughout the Tariff in the Statistical Key, delete and substitute with ‘Ct’ in the following Tariff items:

85.03.011.00A, 85.03.012.00H

SCHEDULE 7
WHERE the words ‘No. of packs’ appear throughout the Tariff in the Statistical Key, delete and substitute with ‘pk’ in the following Tariff items:

97.04.001.00L, 97.04.002.00G,

Effective date:
The above amendments are effective from 26 June 1981.

Dated at Wellington this 25th day of June 1981.
J. A. KEAN, Comptroller of Customs.

New Zealand - Australia Free Trade Agreement

APPLICATION FOR THE APPROVAL OF GOODS AS DETERMINED IMPORTED MATERIALS—NOTICE 1981/3

NOTICE is hereby given that application has been made to Australia for the approval of the goods, described in the Schedule hereto, as determined imported materials in accordance with Australian legislation relating to the rules governing the origin of goods “wholly manufactured”.

Any person wishing to lodge an objection to New Zealand supporting these applications should do so in writing on or before 23 July 1981. Submissions should include a reference to the application number, tariff item and description of the goods concerned, be addressed to the Comptroller of Customs, Private Bag, Wellington, for the attention of the Director, Trade Division, and be supported by information as to the quality, range, supply, etc., of the goods or suitable alternative goods produced in New Zealand.

SCHEDULE

Application No. Tariff Item Goods
3.1 65.02.000 Straw hat bodies
3.2 51.01.019 Viscose Rayon Filament Yarn
3.3 56.05.012 100 percent Discontinuous Spun Rayon

Dated at Wellington this 25th day of June 1981.
J. A. KEAN, Comptroller of Customs.

Customs Notice—Exchange Rates

NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to the Customs Act 1966, that the following exchange rates to the New Zealand dollar relate to imported goods for which a New Zealand Customs entry has been lodged on or after 1 July 1981.

Australia — .75 Dollar
Austria — 14.11 Schilling
Bangladesh — 15.68 Taka
Belgium — 33.39 B. Franc
Burma — 77.08 Cruzeiro
Canada — 5.97 Dollar
China — 1.03 Yuan
Denmark — 6.31 Krone
Egypt — .63 E. Pound
Fiji — .74 F. Dollar
Finland — 3.75 Markka
France — 4.78 Franc
French Polynesia — 86.02 FP Franc
Greece — 48.64 Drachma
Hong Kong — 4.67 H.K. Dollar
India — 7.24 Rupee
Ireland — .55 I. Pound
Israel — 9.85 Shekel
Italy — 999.98 Lira
Jamaica — 1.59 J. Dollar
Japan — 191.48 Yen
Malaysia — 2.00 M Dollar (Ringgit)
Netherlands — 21.67 Peso
Norway — 2.24 Florin (Guilder)
Pakistan — 8.29 Rupee
Philippines — 6.56 Peso
Papua New Guinea — .58 Kina
Portugal — 53.81 Escudo
Singapore — 1.82 S. Dollar
South Africa — .73 Rand
Spain — 80.08 Peseta
Sri Lanka — 15.42 Rupee
Sweden — 4.28 Krona
Switzerland — 1.78 Franc
Tonga — .75 Pa’anga
United Kingdom — .43 Pound
U.S.A. — .85 Dollar
West Germany — 2.02 Mark
Western Samoa — .89 Tala

Dated at Wellington this 25th day of June 1981.
J. A. KEAN, Comptroller of Customs.

Decision No. 10/81
Com. 13/80

Before the Broadcasting Tribunal

IN the matter of the Broadcasting Act 1976, and in the matter of complaints by Robert Walter Dawson.

WARRANT HOLDER: Broadcasting Corporation of New Zealand (Television New Zealand Radio New Zealand):

B. H. Slane, chairman, Lionel R. Secats, member, Robert Boyd-Bell, co-opted member, Gordon C. Ell, co-opted member.

BEFORE THE BROADCASTING TRIBUNAL

Decision

Mr Dawson made 4 complaints to the Broadcasting Corporation. One was upheld.

We deal with each complaint individually.

Television 2: “Eyewitness”

An “Eyewitness” television current affairs programme broadcast on 9 September 1980, examined the result of the East Coast Bays by-election. Mr Dawson objected to the use of what appeared to be random interviews with 3 un-named people because they were not balanced or representative. He said it breached standards of objective journalism.

We have viewed a tape of the programme.

In the circumstances of the programme it was not necessary to obtain a number of interviews and present a balanced collection of them. While the purpose of the vox pop is frequently to do just that, in this instance it was to introduce consideration of National Party leadership and to illustrate the views held by some electors.

There was nothing in the introduction to the interviews to suggest they were anything more than examples of the “body of concern” about the leadership. The introduction did not mislead.