New Zealand Gazette – 1994 – No. 134

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South Auckland: 648, 1066, 2169, 2170, 2294, 3154, 3160, 3663.
Taranaki: 3025.
Wellington: 3154.
Roading Districts
Gisborne: 1867.
South Auckland: 1417, 2856, 3888.

Maori Purposes Act—
Appointment of member to the Lake Okataina Scenic Reserves Board: 1846.

Maori Purposes Act (Mana Authorities) Order: 1250.

Marine Pollution (Dispersants and Exceptions) Regulations—
Approval of dispersants notice: 2419.

Marriage Act—
Approval of organisations revoked: 2637.
Approval of organisations: 57, 913, 1247, 1458, 1764, 2163, 2978, 3200, 3201, 3657, 4435.
Lists of marriage celebrants: 57, 739, 913, 914, 1248, 1249, 1458, 1459, 1764, 1765, 2163, 2165, 2416, 2417, 2637, 2638, 2978, 2979, 3201, 3657, 4435.
Marriage celebrants removed from list: 57, 914, 1248, 1458, 1459, 1764, 1765, 2165, 2417, 2637, 2979, 3201, 3657, 4435.

Medical Practitioners Act—
New Zealand Medical Register and Register of Specialists and Register of General Practitioners 1993: 135.
New Zealand Medical Register and Register of Specialists and Register of General Practitioners 1994: 3893.

Medicines Act—
Classification of medicines: 1456, 1758, 2162, 3087.
Consent to the distribution of changed medicines: 720, 909, 1176, 1391, 1572, 1906, 2161, 2477, 2783, 3022, 3570.
Corrigenda: 1993/2470: 721.
Consent to the distribution of new medicines: 720, 721, 909, 1115, 1245, 1391, 1572, 1906, 2160, 2477, 2783, 3022, 3147, 3569, 4428.
Corrigenda: 1993/3752: 3022, 1994/1245: 1391.
Consent to the distribution of new related products: 910, 1246, 3147, 3570.
Provisional consent to the distribution of new medicines: 1246, 1392, 1572, 2784.
Renewal of provisional consent to the distribution of new medicines: 1457, 2476, 3570.
Revocation of prohibition on the prescribing of medicines: 3876.

Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Act—
Definition of areas in respect of which directors of Area Mental Health Services are to be designated and designation of directors
Amendment notices: 1334, 1907, 2529, 2848.
Definition of areas in respect of which directors of Area Mental Health Services are to be designated
Amendment notices: 3571.

Mining Act—
Forfeiture of mining privileges: 54.
Surrender of a mining privilege: 4346.

Misuse of Drugs Act—
Change of name of specified clinic where controlled drugs may be prescribed: 56.
Confiscation of motor vehicles: 3437.
Medical practitioners who may prescribe, administer or supply controlled drugs: 56, 2634.
Revocation of prohibition on the prescribing of controlled drugs: 3876.
Specified places at which controlled drugs may be supplied: 56.

Motor Vehicle Dealers Act—
Appointment to the Motor Vehicle Dealers Licensing Board: 1278.

National Parks Act—
Arthur’s Pass National Park: 2227.
New Zealand Game Bird Habitat Stamp Regulations—
Game Bird Habitat Stamp notice: 1192.
Open season for game in fish and game regions
Nelson/Marlborough region amendment notice: 1577.

New Zealand Geographic Board Act—
Notice of final decision as to assignment of place names: 1574, 4349, 4350.
Corrigendum: 1948/939: 4350.
Notice of intention to assign altered place names: 1575, 4349.
Notice of intention to assign place names: 1574, 4349.

New Zealand Grown Fruit and Vegetables Regulations—
Revocation notices
Standard grade for export apples and pears: 50.
Standard grade for the export of buttercup squash amendment notice: 4337.

New Zealand Maori Arts and Crafts Institute Act—
Appointment to the New Zealand Maori Arts and Crafts Institute: 1279.

New Zealand Railways Corporation Act—
Disposal of railway land
New Plymouth: 2590.
Railway land notices
Dunedin: 2229, 2230.
Marlborough: 649.
Waipa: 2092.

New Zealand Society of Accountants Act—
Decisions of the Committee of Appeal of the New Zealand Society of Accountants: 2283.
Disciplinary committee decisions: 1388, 1389, 1842, 2472, 2917, 2918.

New Zealand Walkways Act—
Walkways notices
Carlton and South Wairarapa: 2537.
Nelson: 989.
Wellington: 1341.

Nurses Act—
Disciplinary orders: 73, 1583, 2648, 3034, 3101.

Oaths and Declarations Act—
Officers authorised to take statutory declarations: 122, 644, 1250, 1400, 2087, 2586, 2790, 3023.
Revocation of authorisation: 1249, 1401, 2088, 3023.

Ombudsmen Act—
Appointment of Chief Ombudsman: 4421.
Appointment of Ombudsman: 4421.
Approval of appointment of District Court Judge as Ombudsman: 4422.

Overseas Investment Act—
Chairman of Overseas Investment Commission reappointed: 1278.
Overseas Investment Regulations—
Overseas investment exemption notices: 1178, 1282, 1283, 2480, 3496.

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