10 MARCH THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 707

Import Control Exemption Notice (No. 22) 1982

PURSUANT to regulation 17 of the Import Control Regulations 1973*, the Minister of Trade and Industry hereby gives notice as follows:

1. (a) This notice may be cited as the Import Control Exemption Notice (No. 22) 1982.
   (b) This notice shall come into force on the 11th day of March 1983.
2. Goods of the classes specified in the First Schedule hereto, imported from and being the produce or manufacture of any country, are hereby exempted from the requirement of a licence under the said regulations.
3. The exemptions from the requirement of a licence under the said regulations in respect of the goods of the classes set forth in the Second Schedule hereto, included in the exemption notices shown in the Second Schedule, are hereby withdrawn.

FIRST SCHEDULE
EXEMPTIONS CREATED
Classes of Goods

Catalogues for stamps and coins.
Catalogued spare parts of exempt machines or appliances other than non-commercial motor vehicles.
Personal gifts (other than motor vehicles), from a person or persons abroad, on production of evidence to the satisfaction of the Collector of Customs that the gift is bona fide.
Motor vehicles gifted between parent/son or parent/daughter, or between brother/sister, on production of evidence to the satisfaction of the Collector of Customs that the gift is bona fide and that the donor:
(1) Has owned and used the vehicle for a minimum of 2 years; and
(2) Is a permanent resident of an overseas country; and
(3) Will pay the freight, insurance and any other charges to ship the vehicle to New Zealand.
Goods clearly intended as spare parts for the repair or maintenance of containers for export.
Goods designed or produced for use in and of a kind used exclusively in the practice of religion or as equipment for places of worship, approved by the Minister of Customs under Part II, reference 90 of the Customs Tariff.
Goods imported by organisations approved by the Minister of Customs under Part II, Ref. 45 of the Customs Tariff, which are gifts from persons or organisations overseas for the relief of victims of disasters.
Goods imported for subsequent export as ships’ stores on:
(a) Merchant vessels not engaged in the New Zealand coastal trade.
(b) Foreign fishing vessels on foreign articles fishing in New Zealand’s economic zone.
(c) H.M. seagoing vessels.
(d) Aircraft operating on overseas air routes.
Goods (other than television advertising video tape and television advertising film.) which—
(1) Do not exceed in value in respect of any one importation the sum of one hundred dollars ($100) (C.I.F. and E. New Zealand currency);
and
(2) Are not part of an ongoing arrangement to import on a regular basis; and
(3) Are not imported in connection with a contract of sale and purchase whenever effected, which has been negotiated or solicited in New Zealand; and
(4) Are not imported at the same time as any other goods despatched from the same country of origin by the same exporter—
Provided that goods imported at the same time as any other despatched from the same country of origin by the same exporter shall be allowed the benefit of this exemption if the importer satisfies the Collector of Customs by such evidence as the Collector deems sufficient, that the goods comply with all other conditions of this exemption.
Heirlooms which qualify for admission under Part II, Ref. 70 of the Customs Tariff.
Goods (other than motor vehicles) which are imported as accompanied baggage by a passenger arriving in New Zealand; and—
(1) Are carried in the same vessel or aircraft as the passenger, and
(2) Are for the passenger’s own personal use or as bona fide personal gifts; and
(3) Are not for the purposes of sale, business, or for use in the trade, calling or profession of the passenger; and
(4) Are not imported on behalf of any other person or persons.
Vessels engaged in services between New Zealand and other countries.

SECOND SCHEDULE
EXEMPTIONS WITHDRAWN
Classes of Goods

ARTICLES AND MATERIALS DESIGNED OR SPECIALLY SUITED FOR USE FOR RELIGIOUS PURPOSES ONLY, VIZ:

Alms dishes bearing an inscription or other marking to indicate that they are for religious use in churches
Altar book-rests and missal stands
Altar bread and wafer boxes
Altar candlesticks and candelabra
Altar linen in sets, burses and veils, fair linen cloths and altar frontals embroidered with religious emblems
Altar vases bearing an inscription or other marking to indicate that they are for religious use in churches
Asperges bowls and sprinklers
Bells, altar and church
Braids and trimmings incorporating religious motifs
Calendars, church designed solely as aids to worship, i.e., those listing church festivals, saints days, fast days, liturgical colours, or other items of purely religious significance
Candle extinguishers
Chalice spoons
Chalices
Ciboria
Communion glasses and plates
Cope clasps
Crosses and crucifixes of any size and materials including precious metals, not being articles for wear

Date of Exempting Notice
16 March 1978 (Supplement to the Gazette of 16 March 1978)