4800 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 204

and will hold a public sitting to receive evidence for or against the
granting of them in the Conference Room, Fifth Floor, Departmental
Building, Chapel Street, Masterton, commencing at 10.30 a.m. on
Monday, 26th day of November 1984.

A7/84/650 Walter William John May, Masterton: Transfer
Taxicab Service Licence No. 3806 from Erwin Walter Davies,
Masterton. One Public Hire Cab Authority, Masterton.

A7/84/718 Masterton Radio Taxis Ltd., Masterton: Renew
suspension on Taxicab Service Licence No. 11273 for a further
period of 12 months.

A7/84/722 Blue Bus Services Ltd., Masterton:
(a) Amend Passenger Service Licence No. 1854 by deleting from
timetable—
2.15 p.m. Masterton to Greytown and
2.55 p.m. Greytown to Masterton
(b) Amend Passenger Service Licence No. 2098 by deleting present
combined Blue Bus Services and Allan Coachlines,
Masterton, Palmerston North weekend service and
substituting the following:

Masterton - Palmerston North Service

Saturday a.m. a.m.
Masterton 8.15 Palmerston North 11.30
Eketahuna 8.50 Woodville 12.00
Pahiatua 9.10 Pahiatua 12.15
Woodville 9.30 Eketahuna 12.35
Palmerston North 10.00 Masterton 1.10

Sunday p.m. p.m.
Masterton 3.45 Palmerston North 5.40
Eketahuna 4.20 Woodville 6.05
Pahiatua 4.40 Pahiatua 6.25
Woodville 4.55 Eketahuna 6.50
Palmerston North 5.20 Masterton 7.30

Dated at Wellington this 2nd day of November 1984.
J. MOIR, Secretary.
Wellington District and No. 7 Transport Licensing Authority.

Transport Licensing Authority Sitting

Pursuant to section 121 of the Transport Act 1962 as amended
by the Transport Amendment Act No. 2 1983, the Wellington
District and No. 7 Transport Licensing Authority (I. P. Wolterman),
gives notice of the receipt of the following applications and will
hold a Public Sitting to hear evidence for or against the granting
of them in the Feilding Courthouse, Kimbolton Road, Feilding,
commencing at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, the 28th day of November
1984.

A7/84/716 Patrick Joseph McGrath, Feilding: Transfer Taxicab
Service Licence No. 10775 from Noel Desmond Hammond,
Feilding. One Public Hire Cab Authority, Feilding.

Dated at Wellington this 2nd day of November 1984.
J. MOIR, Secretary.
Wellington District and No. 7 Transport Licensing Authority.

Guide to Import Licence Tendering (Excluding Tendering under ANZCERT) November 1984

(This supersedes the Guide issued in January 1984)

Introduction

1. These notes set out the provisions for tenders called from time
   to time for the issue of global import licences including those under
   industry development plans. Special provisions might be introduced
   for tendering under industry development plans from time to time.
   These guide notes cover the special provisions for tendering under
   the Australia/New Zealand Closer Economic Relations Trade
   Agreement which relates to goods from Australia only.

2. Import licence tendering derives from the Import Control
   Regulations 1973, Amendment No. 3 and is administered by the
   Department of Trade and Industry. Except as may be stipulated in
   this guide, licences granted under tendering will be subject to the
   usual procedures, and terms and conditions, laid down pursuant to
   the Import Control Regulations 1973, and nothing in these guidelines
   limits any provision of those regulations.

3. The Registrar of Import Licence Tendering administers
   tendering. The address is P.O. Box 3146, Wellington.

4. The objectives of import licence tendering are:
   • to allocate import licences on an open and competitive basis;

• to introduce more import competition into the domestic
production sector;
• to widen the base of information available on industry
competitiveness so as to facilitate the move away from import
licensing to the Tariff as the main means of protection.

Who May Bid

5. Import licence tendering is open to all entities which are entitled
   to obtain an import licence in normal circumstances, i.e., persons
   or firms domiciled in New Zealand (see Import Licensing Schedule
   for "Who Can Apply").

Register of Tenderers

6. A Register of Tenderers is maintained by the department. Each
   tenderer is allocated a confidential registration number. The
   registration number must be entered on all bid forms submitted.
   The Registrar may require a tenderer on the Register to provide
   evidence of the intention and ability to import the goods bid for.
   If satisfactory evidence is not forthcoming the tendering bids could
   be declared invalid and the registration cancelled.

7. Tenderers on the Register receive free of charge all mailings
   of the Calls for Tenders, other notes, confirmation of the confidential
   registration number and a supply of bid forms.

8. Tenderers who submit bids without first having been allocated
   a registration number will be given their number at the opening
   time. They will be required to use this number in tenders thereafter.

Any Change to Information Held on The Register Should Be
Notified to The Registrar

Calls for Tenders

9. Calls for Tenders will specify the tender number, the item code,
   the tariff item, a brief description of the goods involved, the total
   number of licence units to be tendered under each tender number
   (each unit is for $2,000 unless otherwise stated). Each separate Call
   for Tenders is referred to as a Round. The Call for Tenders is
   normally open for at least 21 days.

10. The Call for Tenders is published in the New Zealand Gazette
    or in supplements to the New Zealand Gazette. These are posted
    to tenderers on the Register or may be purchased from bookshops
    of the New Zealand Government Printer. These bookshops are listed
    at the back of these notes.

11. The Registrar may amend the Call for Tenders and withdraw
    tenders where necessary. Amendments will be published in the New
    Zealand Gazette. The Registrar may attach conditions to tenders.

How to Bid

12. Bid forms T&I 335C are supplied with the mailing of the New
    Zealand Gazette or they may be obtained from any office of the
    department. The forms are designed to allow 5 bids under 8 different
    tender numbers. If more than 5 bids per tender number are required
    2 or more bidding panels may be used for the same tender number.
    To complete the bid form:
    (a) Fill in the correct tender number from the New Zealand Gazette
    in each of the bidding panels used.
    (b) Enter the number of licence units sought (each unit is for $2,000
    unless otherwise stated).
    (c) Enter the amount bid per unit. Zero bids may be made. Zero
    bids should be entered as 0. Other bids should be in whole
    dollars.
    (d) Enter your registration number. Failure to do so will invalidate
    the bids. See paragraph 8 however.
    (e) Fill in the importer's code. This may be obtained from the
    Customs Department. This is used as a check on the
    computer against the registration number. Failure to enter
    this code will not of itself invalidate bids.
    (f) Fill in the name and address section.
    (g) Sign the form. Failure to do so will invalidate the bids.

The Bid Must be Typed and Signed in Ink.
Several Bids Forms May be Sent in One Envelope.
Only Original Typed Bids Should be Sent.
Carbon Copies Are Not Accepted.
Duplicate Copies Are Not Required.

Responsibility for Classification

13. It is the responsibility of the tenderer to ensure that the goods
    to be imported against a given tender number are correctly classified
    in the Tariff item(s) and/or Statistical Keys included in the relevant
    tender number. It is likewise the responsibility of the importer to
    observe all statutory regulations pertaining to the goods concerned.

Import Documentation

14. Tender import licences are frequently issued on a Tariff Item
    or Statistical Key basis. It is essential that the descriptions of goods
    on overseas suppliers' invoices are in accordance with descriptions
    in the New Zealand Customs Tariff, i.e. the description must be
    sufficiently specific to enable Port Officers to determine the
    appropriate Statistical Key for the goods when they are being cleared.