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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE
No. 63

The brief reasons for this determination are that the impact of the dumped imports upon the New Zealand industry does not amount to material injury or threat thereof or material retardation in terms of the Act.

Schedule

Country of Origin—United Kingdom

Description of Goods Subject to this Notice: Home brew beer kits which contain liquid hopped malt extract or a mixture of hopped malt/barley extract whether or not packed with yeast.

Dated at Wellington this 28th day of April 1993.

PHILIP BURDON, Minister of Commerce.

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Final Determination: Plaster of Paris Bandages from Germany: Third Country Dumping

Pursuant to section 18 of the Dumping and Countervailing Duties Act 1988 ("the Act"), I, Philip Burdon, Minister of Commerce, hereby declare that the provisions of the Act preceding section 18 shall, with all necessary modifications, apply with respect to the effect of goods described in the Schedule to this notice on Australia’s domestic industry in the same manner as they apply with respect to the effect of those goods on a New Zealand industry.

Pursuant to section 13 (1) of the Act, I hereby give notice that I have made a final determination that the goods described in the Schedule to this notice, and imported or intended to be imported into New Zealand, are goods in respect of which I may direct the imposition of anti-dumping duty in accordance with section 14 of the Act, in that the goods are being dumped and by reason thereof material injury to an industry is threatened.

The question of the imposition of anti-dumping duties is a matter which must be addressed in the context of specific international obligations incumbent on New Zealand in relation to the imposition of duties in third country dumping cases.

Schedule

The goods are currently classified under Tariff Item and Statistical Key 3005.90.09.22K of the Tariff of New Zealand. This Tariff Item and Statistical Key is provided for convenience and Customs purposes only, the written description being dispositive.

Dated at Wellington this 28th day of April 1993.

PHILIP BURDON, Minister of Commerce.

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Conservation

Reserves Act 1977

Members of Horowhenua Lake Domain Board Appointed

Pursuant to the Reserves Act 1977 and section 18 of the Reserves and Other Lands Disposal Act 1956, the Minister of Conservation hereby revokes all previous appointments to the Horowhenua Lake Domain Board and hereby appoints the following persons to be members of the board, for a term expiring on the 31st day of October 1995:

Malcolm John Frederick Guy of Koputaroa.

Barbara Hager of Levin.

Timoti Wiremu Marokopa Matakatea of Levin.

Michael Blakely Munford of Levin.

William James Taueki of Levin.

Hohepa Warena Te Kerehi of Levin.

Millar Thomas Joseph Waho of Levin.

Dated at Wellington this 3rd day of May 1993.

DENIS MARSHALL, Minister of Conservation.

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Crown Law Office

Cabinet Directions

Cabinet Directions for the Conduct of Crown Legal Business 1993

On 19 April 1993 Cabinet approved new Cabinet Directions for the Conduct of Crown Legal Business 1993 to replace the Cabinet Rules for the Conduct of Crown Legal Business 1958 (S.R. 1958/105). The text of the Directions is set out below:

1. These Directions may be cited as the Cabinet Directions for the Conduct of Crown Legal Business 1993.

2. In these Directions, “Department” means a Department as defined in section 2 of the State Sector Act 1988, the New Zealand Police, and any agency of the Government subject to Ministerial direction or control, but does not include the Parliamentary Counsel Office or the Public Trust Office.

3. These Directions shall apply to all Ministers and Departments. In cases of doubt, the Attorney-General shall decide whether these Directions apply to any particular agency.

4. All requests by Ministers for legal advice or representation in matters in relation to their portfolios should in the first instance be addressed to the Attorney-General or to the Solicitor-General.

5. Where any Department requires legal services from outside of its own legal staff it shall first establish in which of the following categories the requirement for services falls:

Category 1:

(a) Representation or advice in relation to actual or imminent litigation to which the Government or agency is or may become a party.

(b) Legal services involving questions of the lawfulness of the exercise of Government powers.

(c) Constitutional questions including Treaty of Waitangi issues.

(d) Issues relating to the enforcement of the criminal law.

(e) Legal issues relating to the protection of the revenue.

Category 2:

All requirements for legal services not included in Category 1.

6. (a) It shall be the duty of the Chief Executive of every Department whenever the interests of the Crown so require, to ensure that the Department obtains legal advice from its own legal staff or otherwise in accordance with these Directions.

(b) All requirements by any Department for legal services within Category 1 to be provided other than by its own staff shall be referred to the Solicitor-General and will be dealt with either within or outside of the Crown Law Office as the Solicitor-General directs. Requests for such advice should be made to the Solicitor-General or other Crown Counsel designated by the Solicitor-General.

(c) No Crown Solicitor or other lawyer in private practice is to be instructed by any Department in respect of requirements for legal services of a kind covered in Category 1, other than