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✨ Import Control Exemption Notices

No. 168

THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

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FIRST SCHEDULE

EXEMPTIONS CREATED

Tariff Item	Classes of Goods
Ex 64.02.028.59H	Pointe and demi-pointe ballet shoes
Ex 64.02.028.99G

70.16.000
70.16.000 | Bricks, tiles, slabs, paving blocks, squares and other articles of pressed or moulded glass, of a kind commonly used in building; multi-cellular glass in blocks, slabs, plates, panels and similar forms
85.01.022 to | Transformers
85.01.035
85.14.001 | Microphones and stands therefor; loud-speakers; audio-frequency electric amplifiers
85.14.049 |
85.15.105 to
85.15.129 | Radio broadcast receivers and parts whether or not combined with sound recorders or reproducers (other than for use in the assembly of motor vehicles as may be determined by the Minister in accordance with section 12I, Customs Act, 1966)
85.15.201 to | Television broadcast receivers, whether or not combined with radio broadcast receivers or with sound recorders or reproducers including parts
85.15.229
85.15.231 | All other kinds of electrical machinery and equipment falling within Tariff Heading 85.15
85.15.259 |
85.19.062
85.22.001 | Printed circuits
85.22.039 | Electrical appliances and apparatus, having individual functions not falling within any other heading of Chapter 85
92.11.002 | Gramophones, dictating machines and other sound recorders or reproducers, including record players and tape decks, with or without sound heads; television image and sound recorders or reproducers
92.11.029 |

SECOND SCHEDULE

EXEMPTIONS CREATED

Tariff Item	Classes of Goods
Ex 39.07.311	Goods imported from and being the produce or manufacture of Australia:
Ex 39.07.333	Work gloves, motor-cycle and ski gloves and mittens
87.14.053	Parts of the vehicles of Tariff Heading 87.14 other than trailer axle assemblies having a rated carrying capacity of or exceeding 3 tonnes
87.14.059

THIRD SCHEDULE

EXEMPTIONS WITHDRAWN

Tariff Item	Classes of Goods	Date of Exempting Notice
85.01.022	Transformers having a rated input voltage exceeding 240 volts	29 June 1987 (Supplement to the Gazette of 25 June 1987)
85.01.032	Liquid dielectric transformers having a rated voltage not exceeding 240 volts	26 August 1986 (Gazette of 28 August 1986)
85.01.035.11F	Coil cans	30 June 1986 (Supplement to the Gazette of 26 June 1986)
85.14.001	Microphones and stands therefor	16 March 1978 (Supplement to the Gazette of 30 March 1978)
85.14.009	Loudspeaker drive units not exceeding 65 mm in frame diameter	30 June 1986 (Supplement to the Gazette of 26 June 1986)
85.14.011	Loudspeakers as may be approved by the Minister of Customs	11 March 1980 (Supplement to the Gazette of 27 March 1980)
85.14.015.2OE	Electrostatic loudspeakers	30 June 1986 (Supplement to the Gazette of 26 June 1986)
85.14.022	Audio-frequency electric amplifiers	25 March 1987 (Gazette of 26 March 1987)
85.14.027	Megaphones	30 June 1986 (Supplement to the Gazette of 26 June 1986)
85.14.049.011 to	Sound amplifier sets (other than speech training sets with headphones) comprising combinations of goods of heading 85.14 and parts thereof	25 March 1987 (Gazette of 26 March 1987)

85.14.049.09D
85.14.049.31F | | 25 March 1987 (Gazette of 26 March 1987)
85.15.106.01F | Radio broadcast receivers, whether or not combined with sound recorders or reproducers (other than designed or adapted for fitting to motor vehicles or radios incorporating television receivers) | 4 April 1987 (Gazette of 9 April 1987)
Ex 85.15.112 | |
85.15.115 to | Parts of radio broadcast receivers | 25 March 1987 (Gazette of 26 March 1987)
85.15.129
85.15.221 | Other parts of television broadcast receivers as may be approved by the Minister of Customs | 12 December 1984 (Supplement to the Gazette of 13 December 1984)
85.15.231 | Communication transceivers operating at frequencies of less than 25.6 MHz | 25 March 1987 (Gazette of 26 March 1987)
85.15.241 | Aerials and antennae | 25 March 1987 (Gazette of 26 March 1987)
85.15.245 | Hand-held citizen band transmitters and transmitter receivers; radio telephone or radio telegraphic weather facsimile receivers; radio navigational, radar and remote control apparatus; television cameras | 30 June 1986 (Supplement to the Gazette of 26 June 1986)
85.15.259.01G to | Transmitters and transmitter-receivers | 25 March 1987 (Gazette of 26 March 1987)
85.15.259.19K
85.15.259.21A | Radiotelephonic or radio-telegraphic receivers | 25 March 1987 (Gazette of 26 March 1987)

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🏭 Import Control Exemption Notice (No. 15) 1987 (continued from previous page)

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