12 DECEMBER
NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
3871

First Schedule

Situated Within North Shore City:

Okura Beach Road: From East Coast Road to a point 370 metres measured southerly, generally, along the said road from Gails Drive.

Second Schedule

Situated Within North Shore City:

No. 1 State Highway (Awanui-Bluff): From a point 650 metres, measured southerly, generally, along the said State highway from the Albany Highway to a point 230 metres measured southerly, generally, along the said State highway from the Albany Highway.

Rosedale Road: From East Coast Road to a point 960 metres measured westerly, generally, along Rosedale Road from East Coast Road and from the Albany Highway to Bush Road.

The Albany Highway: From Glenfield Road to the No. 1 State Highway (Awanui-Bluff).

Signed at Wellington this 3rd day of December 1991.

C. M. CLISSOLD, Controller, Road and Traffic Standards.

New Zealand Gazette, No. 186, dated 25 October 1990, page 4026.

(RTO 1/7/37/North Shore City)

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Authorities and Other Agencies of State

Broadcasting Standards Authority

Broadcasting Act 1989

Tamaki By-Election—Qualification of Political Parties for Allocation of Broadcasting Time for Election Programmes

The Broadcasting Standards Authority (“the Authority”) is writing to broadcasters in the Auckland region, and national broadcasters whose signals are transmitted in Auckland, inviting them to make free time available to political parties for the broadcasting of election programmes before the Tamaki by-election. While it has not received responses from all the broadcasters concerned, the Authority gives notice, pursuant to section 70A of the Broadcasting Act 1989 (as amended by the Broadcasting Amendment Act 1990 No. 2) (“the Act”), that any political party that considers that it will qualify for an allocation of time under section 73 of the Act (should it be made available by broadcasters) for the broadcasting of election programmes during the election period associated with the 1991 Tamaki by-election (“the election”) must, pursuant to section 70A, notify the Authority in writing that it considers itself so qualified.

Any such notice must be received in writing by the Authority no later than noon on Monday, 23 December 1991. It should be addressed to the Executive Officer, Second Floor, 54–56 Cambridge Terrace, P.O. Box 9213, Wellington.

Any political party that considers it will qualify for an allocation of time under section 73 of the Act in respect of the election period must state, pursuant to section 70C of the Act—

(a) the full name of the political party;

(b) in respect of each person belonging to the political party who has declared his or her intention of becoming a candidate at the election—

(i) the full name of that person;

Under the provisions of section 70D of the Act any such person named in a notice to the Authority shall, until noon on nomination day for the election, be deemed, for the purposes of subsection (1) (d) of section 75 of the Act to be a candidate at the election, whether that person is nominated or not.

The attention of political parties is drawn to section 75 (1) of the Act, which provides that—

“The Authority shall not allocate any time to a political party under section 73 of the Act unless—

“(a) That political part conducts its affairs throughout New Zealand and has a national organisation; and

“(b) That political part has consistently expressed philosophies or policies on a range or issues over the 12 months immediately preceding the issue of the writ for the election; and ..........

“(d) In the case of a by-election,

“(i) A person belonging to that political party is a candidate at that by-election; and

“(ii) Persons belonging to that party were candidates at the immediately preceding general election for at least 10 seats in the House of Representatives.

The Authority requests that any party giving notice by the due date include submissions in support of its consideration that it qualifies for time, according to the criteria of section 75 (1); and submissions on the allocation of time according to section 75 (2) and other relevant parts of the Act. Should free time be made available by broadcasters, the Authority will consult with parties as required by section 76.

The Act further provides, in section 76, that the failure of any political party to give notice in accordance with section 70A of the Act or to avail itself of the opportunity to meet with and be heard by the Authority under section 76, or to comply with any other request by the Authority shall not prevent the Authority from making decisions on the allocation of time, or affect the validity of those decisions.

G. POWELL, Executive Officer.

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Securities Commission

Securities Act 1978

The Authorised Life Insurance Companies Notice (No. 6) 1991

Pursuant to the Securities Act 1978, the Securities Commission gives the following notice.

Notice

1. Title and commencement, and expiry—(1) This notice may be cited as the Authorised Life Insurance Companies Notice (No. 6) 1991.

(2) This notice shall come into force on the 1st day of January 1992.