New Zealand Gazette – 1986 – No. 2

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Decisions

14 JANUARY
THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
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Tariff Industry Assistance (Decision) Notice No. 1985/36—continued

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty Normal	Pref.	Part II Ref.	Ref. No.	Effective From To
	No. 372050 Tennis
	No. 371890 Standing
	No. 370152 Swimmer
	No. 310369 Devil
	No. 370078 Super
	No. 374380 Skier
	No. 321260 Mini
	No. 310918 Coffee Break
	No. 310299 Graduation
	No. 310185 Chef
	No. 310308 Top Hat
HO	Ref No 99 LEAST DEVELOPED COUNTRIES (LLDC)
	The following countries are listed as being LLDC countries: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Benin, Bhutan, Botswana, Burundi, Cape Verde, Central African Republic, Chad, Federal Islamic Republic of Comoros, Djibouti, Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, Gambia, Revolutionary People’s Republic of Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Haiti, Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Lesotho, Malawi, Maldives, Mali, Nepal, Niger, Rwanda, Independent State of Western Samoa, Saotome and Principe, Sierra Leone, Somalia, Sudan, Togo, Uganda, United Republic of Tanzania, Upper Volta, Yemen Arab Republic, Yemen People’s Democratic Republic
HO	Sections I to XXI LLDC’s are afforded duty free access into New Zealand on all Tariff items excluding those of Sections XI and XII of the Customs Tariff and those Tariff items undermentioned	Free*	Free*	99	480800C	1/86
	Tariff items excluded
	08.10.001		20
	20.07.101 21C		15
	20.07.121 21D		10
	20.07.127		10
	20.07.151 11C		20
	20.07.159		20
	21.07.018 38L		20
	22.03.025		32.50 c/l
	22.03.027		38.80 c/L
	22.03.035		50.10 c/L
	22.03.037		59.70 c/L
	22.03.041		94.00 c/L
	22.03.049		$1.22 c/L
	22.05.002		20.00 c/L
	22.07.008		$16.30/L
	22.08.018		$21.10/1al
	22.08.021		11.20 c/L
	22.08.038		16.20 c/L
	22.09.001		$21.10/1al
	22.09.011		39.00 c/L
	22.09.018		$21.10/1al
	22.09.026		$16.30/1al
	22.09.032		$16.30/1al
	22.09.036		$11.05/1al
	22.09.042		$16.30/1al
	22.09.048		$21.10/1al
	22.09.052		$1.34/L
	22.09.058		$21.10/1al
	24.02.001		$15.59/kg
	24.02.012		$24.86/kg
	24.02.021		$15.59/kg
	24.02.029		$18.64/kg
	27.10.021		13.70 c/L
	27.10.027		18.20 c/L
	27.10.028		18.70 c/L
	27.10.034		18.20 c/L
	27.10.036		18.70 c/L
	29.04.005		18.70 c/L
	29.04.009		$8.93/L
	33.04.011		50.00 c/L
	33.04.019		25
	33.04.021		$1.60/L
	36.08.001		Free
	38.19.041		18.70 c/L
	38.19.049		13.70 c/L
	48.10.009		18.70 c/L
			7c for each 1000 papers or tubes or the equivalent of 1000

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