New Zealand Gazette – 1987 – No. 175

Page 4678

✨ Import Licence Tenders

4678 THE NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 175

PURSUANT to the Import Control Regulations 1983 (S.R. 1980/246) and the Australia New Zealand Closer Economic Relations Trade Agreement, I, J W H. Clark, Secretary of Trade and Industry, acting under delegated authority call tenders for the goods specified below. Tenders close on the 9th day of November 1987, at 5 p.m. and must be received by the Registrar of Tenderers by this time to be valid.

Terms and Conditions

Instructions for tenderers and the general terms and conditions which apply to the submission and acceptance of tenders for these goods are set out both in the Guide to Global Import Licence Tendering dated November 1986, with the deletion of paragraphs 17 and 21, and in the TEAL and MEAL Allocation Procedures dated March 1985. Bids may be submitted through the Department of Trade and Industry bureaufax system. Tenders should be addressed to the Registrar of Tenderers, P.O. Box 3146, Wellington, or BureauFax (04) 734 638, or be hand delivered to the First Floor, Bowen State Building, Bowen Street, Wellington.

Tenders for Round 53 must be received by the Registrar no later than 5 p.m. on Monday, 9th November 1987.

Licence Periods

Licences won in this tender round will be valid for the period 1 January 1988 to 31 December 1988, unless otherwise stated.

Australian Origin Goods

All licences won in this tender round are available only for the importation of goods of Australian origin as defined in the Customs Regulations 1968, as amended. The New Zealand/Australia Rules of Origin are also detailed in Article 3 of the Australian New Zealand Closer Economic Relations Trade Agreement.

ANZCERTA Tender Rules

The rules for ANZCERTA import licence tendering differ from the rules for global licence tendering in two significant areas.

Where fewer bids are received than there is licence available, each bidder will receive the licence sought and no premiums are payable.

Where more bids are received than there is licence available, an initial limit on licence take-up is applied. Each bidder, ranked in bid order, is first given no more than the initial limit stated for the tender category concerned. Any licence then remaining is allocated to outstanding bids with no further limit.

However, please note that the terms and conditions set out in the Guide to Global Licence Tendering apply to the payment of premiums and disposition of unpiacked up licence in the situation where a tender category is oversubscribed in bidding but required deposits are not paid during the 14 day deposit period.

APPAREL

This is the first issue of Exclusive Australian Licences for apparel and results from the agreement reached in November 1986 between Australia and New Zealand.

Tender No.	Item Code	Tariff Items	Goods: Brief Description	No. of $2,000 c.i.f. Units	If Over-Subscribed Initial Share Limited to: (Units)
5943	G. 951	Ex 39.07.311 39.07.351 39.07.352	Plastic coats and jackets (other than exempt goods of Tariff Heading 39.07)	48	6
5944	G. 952	Ex 39.07.311 39.07.361 39.07.362	Plastic trousers and leggings (other than exempt goods of Tariff Heading 39.07)	45	6
5945	G. 971	Ex 39.07.311 Ex 39.07.341 Ex 39.07.342 39.07.371 39.07.372 Ex 39.07.388 Ex 39.07.389 60.04.071.01G 60.04.072.01C 61.04.121.02F 61.04.022.02A	Plastic aprons and the like; plastic combination garments of the one piece trouser/jacket type; plastic undergarments viz: pilches of plastic material; other plastic articles of apparel and clothing accessories (other than exempt goods of Tariff Heading 39.07); pilches of textile material	50	6
5946	40.055	40.13.009	Articles of apparel and clothing accessories (other than gloves) for all purposes, of unhardened vulcanised rubber	98	12
5947	G. 902	Ex 60.05.003 Ex 60.05.004	Men's and boys' jerseys, pullovers, slipovers, twinsets, cardigans, bedjackets and jumpers (excluding sweatshirts)	120	15
5948	G. 904	Ex 60.05.003 Ex 60.05.004 Ex 60.05.061 Ex 60.05.062 Ex 61.01.041 Ex 61.01.042 Ex 61.02.071	Men's and boys' sweatshirts
Women's and girls' sweatshirts	175	22
5949	G. 972	60.05.015 60.05.016 Ex 60.05.023 Ex 60.05.024 61.01.002 61.01.003 Ex 61.01.011 Ex 61.01.012	Men's and boys' overcoats, jackets, reefer jackets, sportscoats, blazers and the like (other than parkas, windjackets, blousons, ski jackets and the like, filled or shell type, lined or unlined)	68	9
5950	G. 907	Ex 60.05.023 Ex 60.05.024 Ex 61.01.011 Ex 61.01.012	Men's and boys' jackets, viz: parkas, windjackets, blousons, ski jackets and the like, filled or shell type, lined or unlined	64	8

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