New Zealand Gazette – 1987 – No. 25

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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Decisions for Motor Vehicles

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 25

Column One
Classes of Motor Vehicles

Column Two
Goods

Column Three
Condition in which such goods shall be imported

Pneumatic rubber tyres and inner tubes of rubber (excluding steel belted and steel corded truck tyres 20'' rim diameter and above);
Radio broadcast receivers designed for use in motor vehicles;
Seat belts.

(D) CLASS IV:
Motor vehicles being omnibuses.

Chassis, consisting of:
Chassis frames, suspension assemblies
radiator, engine, clutch, gearbox,
propellor shafts and axles.

These goods shall not be imported in sub-assemblies consisting of more than one of the components specified. Nor should the chassis frames (longitudinals) be fitted with any attachments or components.

The components nominated below, if imported to be used in the assembly, completion or manufacture of Class IV motor vehicles, must be entered in accordance with the appropriate Tariff item in Part I of the Customs Tariff:
Electric accumulators;
Exterior rear vision mirrors excluding those which are an integral part of the vehicle design or are electrically or manually internally adjusted; and excluding electrically heated rearvision mirrors
Laminated and leaf undercarriage springs (not including shackles therefor);
Omnibus body components regardless of the condition of manufacture (including frame, panel and preformed body components) but excluding doors and moulded front body panels;
Pneumatic rubber tyres and inner tubes of rubber (excluding steel belted and steel corded bus tyres of 20'' rim diameter and above);
Radio broadcast receivers designed for use in motor vehicles;
Seat belts.

Margaret Shields
Minister of Customs

Explanatory Note —
(1) Provides for built up cabs for CKD vehicles of Classes II and III to be imported under tariff items 87.02.041 or 87.02.049 as appropriate.

BY AUTHORITY: V. R. WARD, GOVERNMENT PRINTER, WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND—1987
Price $1.76 (inc. G.S.T.)
66101E—87PT

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Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTariff, Industry Assistance, Motor Vehicles, Commercial Vehicles, Road Tractors, Chassis, Cabs, Components, Import Conditions
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Margaret Shields, Minister of Customs

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