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✨ Tariff Concessions

22 AUGUST

CUSTOMS EDITION

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Tariff Act 1988

TARIFF CONCESSION APPROVALS, WITHDRAWALS AND DECLINES NOTICE (NO. 31) 1995

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 II 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 II Ref. No.	Effective From	To
		Normal	Pref.
X 3402.13.00	Emulsign B1	Free	Free	99	987747K
X 3402.13.00	Emulsign B2	Free	Free	99	986878L
A 3823.90.69	Frevis B450 viscosity modifier	Free	Free	99	992161D
A 3917.23.00	MPVC/U alloy pressure piping fitted with loc-ring internal joints	Free	Free	99	992162B
A	110mm and above in nominal internal diameter
A 3923.50.00	Bottle caps incorporating a driplatator dispenser	Free	Free	99	992159B
A 3926.90.69	Tremmy suction mats, being a top sheet incorporating suction channels, and filter pads of perforated plastic sheet	Free	Free	99	992148G
A 4909.00.00	Three dimensional greeting cards, with or without text	Free	Free	99	992103G
A 6201.13	Float coats with hoods and sleeves, being flotation/survival devices, Type III	Free	Free	99	991781A
A 6201.19	U.S.C.G approved, excluding life jackets and buoyancy vests
A 6202.13
A 6202.19
A 6209.20.01	Textile baby diapers	Free	Free	99	992102I
A 64.02	Irish jig and reel dancing shoes fitted with fibreglass heel and toe tips	Free	Free	99	992099E
V 71.13	Badges and medals denoting membership of the following organisations:	Free	Free	99	992106A
	Altrusa International
	Amnesty International
	Associated Country Women of the World
	Awana Youth Association
	Barnardo Helpers' League
	Bible Society in New Zealand
	Boy Scouts Association
	Boys' Brigade
	Christian Alliance for Women and Girls
	Duke of Edinburgh's Award in New Zealand
	Gideon International
	Girl Guides Association
	Girls' Brigade
	Independent Order of Odd Fellows of New Zealand
	Inner Wheel Club
	Joytine Bible Club
	Kiwanis Club
	League of Mothers
	Legion of Frontiersmen
	Lions International
	"Make a Wish" Foundation of New Zealand
	Manchester Unity Independent Order of Odd Fellows
	Military and Hospitaller Order of Saint Lazarus of Jerusalem
	Mountain Safety Council
	Navy League of New Zealand
	New Zealand Armed Service
	New Zealand Christian Endeavour Union
	New Zealand Country Women's Institutes
	New Zealand Defensive Driving Council Inc.
	New Zealand Jaycees Incorporated
	New Zealand Olympic and Commonwealth Games Association
	New Zealand Red Cross Society (Inc.)
	New Zealand Region International Toastmistress Clubs
	Outward Bound Trust
	Overseas League
	Pathfinder Club
	Pioneer Total Abstinence Association
	Postal Sunday School Movement
	Quota International Inc.
	Rotary International
	Round Table N.Z.
	Royal Life Saving Society
	Royal Marines' Association
	Royal Forest and Bird Protection Society of New Zealand Incorporated
	Royal School of Church Music (U.K.), affiliated branches in New Zealand
	Royal Society of New Zealand

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🏭 Applications Advertised for Objection under Tariff Industry Assistance (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated17 August 1995
KeywordsTariff, Industry Assistance, Applications, Objections, Customs, Motor vehicle disk pad brake assemblies, Paint mixing room, Stuffed toys, Thermal transfer recording ribbons, Thermal transfer ribbons

🏭 Tariff Concession Approvals, Withdrawals and Declines Notice

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated22 August 1995
KeywordsTariff Concessions, Approvals, Withdrawals, Declines, Customs, Trade, Goods, Duties
👩‍💼 Officials

Vincent Anthony Manks, Executive Officer, Ministry of Commerce

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