New Zealand Gazette – 1996 – No. 179

Page 4697

✨ Customs Regulations

10 DECEMBER CUSTOMS EDITION 4697

Trousers, full length, having a maximum length of 76cm measured from waist to bottom of hem. (Note: where trousers terminate with a turned up cuff, measurement must not exceed 79cm when the cuff is turned down).
Trousers, short, having a maximum length of 61cm, measured from waist-crutch-waist.

Garments, (other than those specifically excluded in paragraph one above) in respect of which the Collector is satisfied that they are designed to be worn by children with an age between 2 and seven years of age and with a body height exceeding 86cm but not exceeding 123cm.

These maximum measurements are based on measurements for children of 7 years of age, as specified by NZ Standard 8772:1973 and NZ Standard 8774:1973.

Girls -	Height	Chest	Waist	Hip
average build	122cm	68cm	61cm	73cm
taller & slimmer than average	125cm	66cm	59cm	71cm
shorter & plumper than average	119cm	70cm	63cm	75cm

| Boys - | 123cm | 68cm | 61cm | |

8 Labelling Requirements

To be eligible for concessionary entry, at the time of importation all garments must have a permanently attached label stating the age or height of the child for which the garment is designed.

9 Tariff Payable

The tariff applicable to the garments will be the current ad valorem rate applicable under Part I of the Tariff.

Note: This concession does not apply to babies' and young infants (up to 2 year of age) garments which are designed for young children of a body height not exceeding 86cm. These garments may be eligible under the infantswear concessions of Tariff Chapters 61 and 62.

10 Submissions

Written submissions from interested parties regarding the proposed concession are welcome. The closing date for receipt by the Ministry of Commerce is 14 January 1997. Submissions should be addressed to:

A J Corrigan
Border, Industry & Environment Policy Group
Ministry of Commerce
PO Box 1473
WELLINGTON

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🏭 Proposed Duty Concession for Children's Clothing: Request for Submissions (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsDuty Concession, Children's Clothing, Tariff, Import Duty, Apparel, Garments, Commerce, Specific Tariffs, Ad Valorem Tariff, Exclusions

🏭 Labelling Requirements for Children's Clothing

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsLabelling, Children's Clothing, Import Requirements, Garments, Age, Height

🏭 Tariff Payable for Children's Clothing

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTariff, Children's Clothing, Ad Valorem Rate, Import Duty, Garments

🏭 Request for Submissions on Proposed Duty Concession

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsSubmissions, Duty Concession, Children's Clothing, Ministry of Commerce, Tariff
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A J Corrigan, Border, Industry & Environment Policy Group, Ministry of Commerce

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