New Zealand Gazette – 1982 – No. 7

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✨ Tariff Decision List

290 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 7

TARIFF DECISION LIST No. 524—continued
APPROVALS—continued

Port	Tariff Item No.	Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref.	Concession Code	Effective
			Normal	Pref.		From
	ANNEX E	ARTICLES FOR THE BLIND AND OTHER HANDICAPPED PERSONS

(i) All articles specially designed for the educational, scientific or cultural advancement of the blind which are imported directly by institutions or organisations concerned with the education of, or assistance to, the blind, approved by the competent authorities of the importing country for the purpose of duty-free entry of these types of articles, including:
(a) Talking books (discs, cassettes or other sound reproductions) and large-print books;
(b) Phonographs and cassette players, specially designed or adapted for the blind and other handicapped persons and required to play the talking books;
(c) Equipment for the reading of normal print by the blind and partially sighted, such as electronic reading machines, television-enlargers and optical aids;
(d) Equipment for the mechanical or computerised production of braille and recorded material, such as stereo-typing machines, electronic braille, transfer and pressing machines, braille computer terminals and displays;
(e) Braille paper, magnetic tapes and cassettes for the production of braille and talking books;
(f) Aids for improving the mobility of the blind, such as electronic orientation and obstacle detection appliances and white canes;
(g) Technical aids for the education, rehabilitation, vocational training and employment of the blind, such as braille watches, braille typewriters, teaching and learning aids, games and other instruments specifically adapted for the use of the blind.
(ii) All materials specially designed for the education, employment and social advancement of other physically or mentally handicapped persons, directly imported by institutions or organisations concerned with the education of, or assistance to, such persons, approved by the competent authorities of the importing country for the purpose of duty-free entry of these types of articles, provided that equivalent objects are not being manufactured in the importing country. | | | | | |
| | ANNEX G | MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND OTHER MUSICAL EQUIPMENT
Musical instruments and other musical equipment intended solely for cultural institutions or music schools approved by the competent authorities of the importing country for the purpose of duty-free entry of these types of articles, provided that equivalent instruments and other equipment are not being manufactured in the importing country. | | | | | |

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🏭 Tariff Decision List No. 524 (continued from previous page)

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