3036 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE No. 134

Import Control Regulations 1988—Amendment to Call for Tenders: Round 65

Pursuant to regulation 10 (4) of the Import Control Regulations 1988, I, Peter Edward Donovan, Deputy Secretary, Department of Trade and Industry, acting under delegated authority, hereby give notice that the notice on pages 2739 to 2742 of the Gazette of 7 July 1988 calling for tenders for Round 65 of the import licence tender scheme is hereby amended by revoking the part of the notice that relates to tender numbers 6438 and 6439.

Dated at Wellington this 28th day of July 1988.

P. E. DONOVAN,
Deputy Secretary, Department of Trade and Industry.

Explanatory Note

This note is not part of the notice, but is intended to indicate its general effect.

The purpose of this notice is to amend the Gazette notice of 7 July 1988 calling for tenders for Round 65 of the import licence tender scheme. The effect of the notice is to revoke tender numbers 6438 and 6439, being tenders offered under the Footwear Industry Development Plan.

CALL FOR TENDERS: ROUND 66

Industry Development Plans

I, P. E. Donovan, Deputy Secretary, Department of Trade and Industry, acting on delegated authority, and acting pursuant to regulation 10 of the Import Control Regulations 1988, and subject to the terms and conditions set out in the First Schedule hereto, hereby call for tenders for licences to import the goods specified in the Second Schedule hereto.

FIRST SCHEDULE

Terms and Conditions

The terms and conditions applicable to this tender round are as follows:

WHO MAY BID

1. Import licence tendering for this tender round is open to all entities which are entitled to obtain an import licence in accordance with the Import Licence Schedule reference to “Who Can Apply”.

CALL FOR TENDERS

2. This notice may be amended or revoked by the Minister of Trade and Industry in whole or in part by notice in the New Zealand Gazette.

HOW TO BID

3. Bid forms for this tender (form T. & I. 3351) are supplied with the mailing of the Gazette or they may be obtained from any office of the department. The bid form may be photocopied. Duplicates are not required.

   (a) The bid form must be completed in accordance with the instructions on the form, including those on the rear.

   (b) The bid form received by the Department of Trade and Industry must bear an original signature in ink.

   (c) Except in the case of zero bids each bid form must have attached to it a bank cheque to the value of the deposit calculated in the manner shown on the bid form (25 percent of the value of the bid), made payable to the Department of Trade and Industry. If the deposit includes cents the amount must be rounded up to the nearest dollar.

   (d) Make only one bid per form.

   (e) The premium bid per unit must be in whole dollars. If a premium bid entered includes cents the cents will be ignored and the bid will be ranked at the reduced amount. E.G. $1.58 will be taken as $1.00.

RESPONSIBILITY FOR CLASSIFICATION

4. It is the tenderer’s responsibility to ensure that the goods to be imported against a given tender number are correctly classified in the Item Code and/or Tariff Item and description specified against the relevant tender number.

INVALID BIDS

5. Bids for this round will be invalid where:

   (a) Bid is not made on bid form T. & I. 3351.

   (b) The tenderer’s importer code is not given.

   (c) The name and/or address of the tenderer is not shown.

   (d) The information supplied is not legible.

   (e) The bid form received does not bear an original signature in ink.

   (f) Bid is not received by the Executive Officer, Import Licensing Tendering Section, Department of Trade and Industry, P.O. Box 3146, Wellington, by 5 p.m. on Thursday, 18 August 1988.

   (g) Tenderer does not meet requirements under Who May Bid.

   (h) The tender number is not shown on the bid form.

   (i) A non-existent tender number is shown.

   (j) The number of units required is not shown on the bid form.