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✨ Tariff Industry Assistance Decisions

24 APRIL

CUSTOMS EDITION

TARIFF INDUSTRY ASSISTANCE (DECISION) NOTICE NO. 1989/14

Decisions of the Minister of Commerce in respect of Part I and Part II of the Tariff in the Schedules to this notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following decisions have been made in respect of the goods published in the Schedules to this notice.
SCHEDULE 2 – Decisions cancelled. The cancellations listed in this schedule take effect fourteen days from Gazette date unless otherwise specified, eg, WEF (date).
SCHEDULE 3 – Limited Decisions
(a) Approvals given under Schedule 3 are restricted to the applicant for whom the approval was originally given and are not available for general use.
(b) This Notice only serves to inform the importing/manufacturing community of the approvals existence.
Schedule 3 and 4 will not be published in the Consolidated List of Decisions.
Where the month of the start date and end date is shown the day of the start date is the first day of that month and the day of the end date is the last day of that month – eg, 3/88 to 9/89 is 1/3/88 to 30/9/89.

SCHEDULE 1

General Decisions Approved

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty Normal	Part II Pref.	Ref. No.	Effective From	To
H0 2204.10.05	Wine of fresh grapes, etc of Australian origin, having an FOB value of less than $2.00 per litre and imported within a tariff quota allocation issued by the Customs Department	As per Tariff rates	99	721632B	7/88	6/90
2204.10.09
2204.21.01
2204.21.05
2204.21.09
2204.29.01
2204.29.05
2204.29.09
H0 2204.10.05	Wine of fresh grapes, etc, having an FOB value of less than $2.00 per litre and imported within a tariff quota allocation issued by the Customs Department	As per Tariff rates	99	721633F	7/88	6/90
2204.10.09
2204.21.01
2204.21.05
2204.21.09
2204.29.01
2204.29.05
H0 2204.10.05	Wine of fresh grapes, etc, of Australian origin having an FOB value of less than $2.00 per litre and imported within the Australian Winemakers tariff quota allocation issued by the Customs Department	As per Tariff rates	99	721634D	7/88	6/90
2204.10.09
2204.21.01
2204.21.05
2204.21.09
2204.29.01
2204.29.05
H0 2204.10.21	Wine of fresh grapes, etc of Australian origin, having an FOB value of less than $2.00 per litre and imported within a tariff quota allocation issued by the Customs Department	As per Tariff rates	99	721642E	7/88	6/90
2205.10.25
2205.10.29
2205.90.21
2205.90.25
H0 2205.10.21	Wine of fresh grapes, etc, having an FOB value of less than $2.00 per litre and imported within a tariff quota allocation issued by the Customs Department	As per Tariff rates	99	721643C	7/88	6/90
2205.10.25
2205.10.29
2205.90.21
2205.90.25
H0 2205.10.21	Wine of fresh grapes, etc, of Australian origin having an FOB value of less than $2.00 per litre and imported within the Australian Winemakers tariff quota allocation issued by the Customs Department	As per Tariff rates	99	721644A	7/88	6/90
2205.10.29
2205.90.21
2205.90.25
CH 3215.19.00	Pad printing machine ink	Free	Free	99	840078E	8/85
CR 3926.90.89	Hand held combination ski boot, ski and ski pole carrying device	Free	Free	99	840243E	12/86
H0 6002.48.11	100% acrylic warpknit plain and jacquard fabric	Free	Free	99	880235A	11/88
AK 7606.12.01	Aluminium alloy strip 6011 painted and perforated 0.23mm thick x 25mm wide, Aluminium alloy strip 5050 painted and perforated 0.50mm thick x 11mm wide	Free	Free	99	802173C	4/88
WN 84.18	Refrigerators and/or freezers powered from more than one source eg AC/DC, AC/DC/LPG	Free	Free	99	820709H	5/88
WN 84.18	Refrigerators and/or freezers powered by one or more means, other than 240 volts	Free	Free	99	820710A	5/88
CH 8431.42.00	Caterpillar model 7-11 bulldozer blades and rippers excluding wear parts	Free	Free	99	740526L	1/87
CH 8507.20.00	Rechargeable 6 volt lantern battery supplied with two chargers (240 volt and 12 volt)	Free	Free	99	840063G	7/88
CH 8517.82.00	Facsimile machine switching device	Free	Free	99	740277F	1/88
CH 8517.90.09	Folding column loudspeakers	Free	Free	99	840258C	12/88
CR 8539.90.29	Component parts for the manufacture of radiotelephones	Free	Free	99	840262A	12/88
H0 8536.10.01	Fuses having a rated capacity not exceeding 800 amperes for use in circuits not exceeding 660 volts EXCLUDING: HRC cartridge fuses Fuselinks to BS88 and HRC fuse carriers Porcelain rewireable and HRC fuse carriers	Free	Free	99	880257C	2/89
E0 8704.31.11	Off-highway farm-type vehicles with an engine capacity not exceeding 350cc	7.5	7.5	99	880256E	4/89

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