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(Cessna A37B). To remain in force until 20 March 1993.‡

Docket 1097, to Christchurch International Airport Limited on 10 February 1994. From 139.203 (c). To exempt Christchurch International Airport Limited from the requirement of 139.203 (b) (1) that each barrier be no less than 2440 mm in height. Conditional on CIAL maintaining a thick bracken hedge surrounded by a fence and a T profile fence with active intruder detection in stated places. To remain in force until the exemption is withdrawn by the Director.

Docket 1117, to Invercargill City Council on 17 June 1994. From 139.203 (c). To exempt Invercargill aerodrome from the minimum height of each barrier between public and safety areas of not less than 2440 mm. Conditional on Invercargill City Council maintaining 1800 mm fences in some areas and 1000 mm fences in others. To remain in force until 9 December 1994, or the exemption is withdrawn by the Director.‡

Docket 1130, to all aircraft operators of air transport aircraft having 30 or more seats on 30 June 1994. From 139.305 (5). To exempt them from 139.305 when using Tauranga or Woodbourne aerodromes for landing or taking off. To remain in force until 31 August 1994, or the exemption is withdrawn by the Director.‡

Docket 1132, to Tauranga Airport Authority on 30 June 1994. From 139.5. To exempt Tauranga Airport Authority from needing an aerodrome certificate, for operation of aeroplanes having 30 or more seats to and from Tauranga aerodrome. To remain in force until 31 August 1994, or the exemption is withdrawn by the Director.‡

Docket 1133, to Marlborough Airport Limited on 30 June 1994. From 139.5. To exempt Marlborough Airport Limited from needing an aerodrome certificate, for operation of aeroplanes having 30 or more seats to and from Woodbourne aerodrome. To remain in force until 31 August 1994, or the exemption is withdrawn by the Director.‡

Docket 1135, to Air Nelson Limited on 12 July 1994. From 139.305 (5). To exempt Air Nelson Limited from 139.305 when operating an aeroplane, of 30 or more seats, on an air transport operation on scheduled flights using Hokitika aerodrome for landing or taking off. To remain in force until 31 August 1994, or the exemption is withdrawn by the Director.‡

Docket 1136, to Hokitika Airport Authority on 12 July 1994. From 139.5. To exempt Hokitika Airport Authority from needing an aerodrome certificate, for operation of aeroplanes having 30 or more seats to and from Hokitika aerodrome. To remain in force until 31 August 1994, or the exemption is withdrawn by the Director.‡

Docket 1141, to all aircraft operators of air transport aircraft having 30 or more seats on 30 September 1994. From 139.305 (5). To exempt them from 139.305 when using any flight plan designated alternate aerodrome for landing or taking off on a scheduled flight. To remain in force until the exemption is withdrawn by the Director.

Docket 1156, to W. J. Funnell, E. W. Pratt and A. G. I. Ward on 23 December 1994. From 61.05 (f) and 61.255 (2). To exempt Messrs Funnell, Pratt and Ward from having to obtain a current airline transport pilot licence. Provided they continue to hold a current commercial pilot licence (helicopter) and otherwise comply with Civil Aviation Rule Part 61. To remain in force until 23 December 1995, or the exemption is withdrawn by the Director.

Docket 1157, to Logan Sharplin, trading as Helicopter Aeroworks, on 22 December 1994. From 137.153 (1) (ii). To exempt Logan Sharplin from the requirement that the chief pilot be the holder of a Grade 1 agricultural rating. To remain in force until 1 December 1995, or the exemption is withdrawn by the Director.

‡ Exemption has expired.

† Exemption was surrendered by holder on 14 June 1994.

The grant or denial of exemptions is also published in the Civil Aviation Rules Register Information Leaflet (CARRIL), a six-weekly publication of the Civil Aviation Authority. Exemption Docket files can be viewed on prior request to the Registrar at the office of the Civil Aviation Authority at 1 Market Grove, P.O. Box 31-441, Lower Hutt.

Dated at Wellington this 16th day of January 1995.

LIN M. HALL, Docket Clerk.

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Telecom

The Telecommunications (Disclosure) Regulations 1990

The Telecommunications (Disclosure) Regulations 1990

The information required to be published by Telecom under the Telecommunications (Disclosure) Regulations 1990, for the quarter ended 31 December 1994 is available, as from 30 January 1995, on request by any person, at the principal offices of Telecom in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. The principal offices are:

Telecom House, 13–27 Manners Street, P.O. Box 570, Wellington;

Telecom Networks House, 68 Jervois Quay, P.O. Box 570, Wellington;

Telecom Tower, 16 Kingston Street, Private Bag, Auckland;

Telecom House, 109 Hereford Street, P.O. Box 1473, Christchurch.

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