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✨ Tariff Concession Approvals

16 JUNE

CUSTOMS EDITION

2005

Tariff Act 1988

TARIFF CONCESSION APPROVALS, WITHDRAWALS AND DECLINES NOTICE (NO. 21) 1992

I, Vincent Anthony Manks, Executive Officer, Ministry of Commerce, acting pursuant to section 8 of the Tariff Act 1988 under delegated authority hereby:

(a) In accordance with Part II of the Tariff approve in respect of the entry of goods listed in the first Schedule to this notice the rates of duty or exemptions from duty specified in that Schedule with effect from the first day of the month so specified; and

(b) In accordance with Part III of the Tariff approve in respect of the entry of goods listed in the Second Schedule to this notice the exemptions from duty specified in that Schedule with effect from the first day of the month so specified subject however to such purposes and conditions which I prescribe; and

(c) Withdraw with effect fourteen days from the date of this Gazette, or otherwise at the date so specified, the approvals granted in respect of the entry of goods listed in the Third Schedule to this notice; and

(d) Decline to approve in respect of the goods listed in the Fourth Schedule to this notice concessions for which application was made.

FIRST SCHEDULE

Concessions Approved

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Part	Ref. No.	Effective From To
		Normal	Pref.
A 3004.39.09	Kytril injection (Granisetron)	Free	Free	26	987157J
A 3004.40.09	DHC continus tablets	Free	Free	26	987190L
A 3004.90.19	Cepacal antibacterial lozenges	Free	Free	26	987124B
A 3004.90.19	Kanillosan ointment	Free	Free	26	987198F
A 3004.90.19	Prokine vials	Free	Free	26	987117K
A 3004.90.19	Respcort autoinhaler	Free	Free	25	987199N
A 3004.90.19	Terpozoid inhaler	Free	Free	26	987151K
A 3004.90.19	Serevent rotadisk	Free	Free	25	987152H
A 3402.13.00	Tergitol surfactant NP-6 being an ethoxylated nonylphenol	Free	Free	99	987213C
V 3808.30.08	Chloridazon	Free	Free	99	987208G
X 3926.10.19	Clear plastic mats with a clear or cleated backing to prevent slippage, of a type suitable for office use	Free	Free	90	984259E
A 3926.90.69	Fundraising collection boxes	Free	Free	99	987214A
A 4016.90.00	Trapezoidal rubber dock fenders complete with plugs and anchor bolts	Free	Free	99	987189G
A 4823.90.19	Desiccant paper	Free	Free	99	987196K
A 5903.10.00	Nylon taffeta fabric coated or laminated with PVC of a thickness not exceeding .20mm	Free	Free	99	987197H
A 6302.51.00	Machine and/or hand embroidered traycloths and/or runners	Free	Free	99	987203F
X 7213.31.00	Wire rod up to 0.25 percent carbon, of cold heading quality, of circular cross section measuring less than 14mm in diameter	Free	Free	99	986956F
A 8202.91.00	Bi-metal saw blades of variable tooth and/or variable positive rake construction	Free	Free	99	987142L
AA 83.02	Hardware systems that allow doors and windows to be opened inwards	Free	Free	99	984749K
A 8419.40.00	Stills of copper/stainless steel specially suited for use in the production of fruit alcohols	Free	Free	99	987200A
A 8424.81.00	Self propelled drip irrigation crop mist sprayers with an overall empty weight not exceeding 150 kgs	Free	Free	99	987155C
V Chapter 85	Catalogue or identifiable parts of machines may be admitted under the Part II duty concession granted in respect of the parent machine. Catalogue or identifiable parts of machines which in their own right are entitled to a Normal Tariff rate of Free entry under Part I of the Tariff are also covered by this concession. This applies regardless of the Tariff classification with the following exceptions:

(1) Parts of general use
(2) Any part which is subject of a specific Determination of the Minister
(3) Ball, needle and roller bearings
(4) Electric motors
(5) Fans and blowers
(6) Parts of machines approved for entry under Part II concessions 20, 60, 70, 80, 81
(7) Buckets, shovels and grabs
(8) Hydraulic hoses with fittings attached
(9) Articles of needleloom felt
(10) Interchangeable tools e.g. tool bits, saw blades, grinding wheels
(11) Tyres and tubes

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🏭 Tariff Concession Approvals, Withdrawals and Declines Notice

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated16 June 1992
KeywordsTariff, Concessions, Approvals, Withdrawals, Declines, Customs
👩‍💼 Officials

Vincent Anthony Manks, Executive Officer, Ministry of Commerce

🏭 First Schedule: Concessions Approved

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated16 June 1992
KeywordsTariff, Concessions, Approved, Pharmaceuticals, Industrial Goods
👩‍💼 Officials

Vincent Anthony Manks, Executive Officer, Ministry of Commerce

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