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tender numbers 4892 and 4893 are valid for the 1986 calendar
year and will expire on 31 December 1986.
7. Licences will not be extended except in very exceptional
circumstances.

CONTINUITY LICENCE

8. All licences won in this tender round, with the exception of
   tender numbers 4892 and 4893, carry the right to continuity
   licence for the 1987/88 licensing year. Continuity licence is
   available subject to the qualifying conditions as detailed in
   the Guide To Global Import Licence Tendering.
9. NO continuity licences will be available for licences won
   under tender numbers 4892 and 4893.

RULES OF ORIGIN

10. ANZCERTA import licences may only be used to import goods of
    Australian origin. The rules of origin for Australian goods are
    contained in the Customs Regulations 1968, as amended, and in
    Article 3 of the ANZCER Trade Agreement.

CLASSIFICATION OF GOODS

11. Tenders are by Import Licensing Schedule item code
    classifications. In some cases item codes are split into two or
    more tender numbers or combined with other item codes into one
    tender number. A brief description of the goods being tendered
    is given to assist tenderers but is not intended to be
    definitive. For a full identification of the goods concerned
    tenderers should refer to the Import Licensing Schedule and
    the Customs Tariff and should consult the Department of Trade
    and Industry or the Customs Department. It is the
    responsibility of the tenderer to confirm the correct
    classification of the good he or she wishes to import.

12. Some item codes contain tariff items that are exempt from
    the requirements of import licences, or are subject to licence
    on demand, when of Australian origin. Both categories are
    detailed in the Import Licensing Schedule. TEALs cannot be used
    for these goods. No licence is required to import exempt
    goods. Licences for goods subject to licensing on demand are
    issued on application to the Collector of Customs.

13. The Import Licensing Schedule provides in some item codes
    that licences will be endorsed as not available for some goods
    in that item code (of a type made in New Zealand). These
    endorsements do not apply to ANZCERTA Licences. TEALs may be
    used to import these goods. All exclusions from the item code
    coverage applying to ANZCERTA licences are detailed in full as
    part of the brief description given here (and will be printed on
    licences when issued).

FUTURE LICENSING EXEMPTIONS

14. As a result of proposed ANZCERTA exemptions it is possible
    that some of the item codes tendered in this round may have
    moved to exempt licence for goods of Australian origin by
    1 July 1986. Where this is the case any premiums due will be
    cancelled and any premiums already paid will be refunded.

OTHER STATUTES AND REGULATIONS

15. The granting of an import licence does not relieve the
    licence holder of any responsibility to meet the requirements of
    other statutes, regulations, standards, etc. Tenderers should
    be conversant with the requirements for the importation and sale
    of goods being tendered.

MOTOR VEHICLES AND COMPONENTS

16. Access arrangements for most motor vehicles and parts for
    motor vehicles are provided for by the Motor Vehicle Industry
    Plan. ANZCERTA TEALs cannot be used to import these goods.
    Licences for item codes in which motor vehicles parts fall will
    have their product coverage endorsed “excluding those of a kind
    commonly used with the vehicles specified in appendix B
    attached”. A copy of Appendix B will be attached to relevant