New Zealand Gazette – 1996 – No. 50

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✨ Tariff Concession Notices

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 50

Tariff Act 1988

TARIFF CONCESSION APPROVALS, WITHDRAWALS AND DECLINES NOTICE (NO. 18) 1996

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.
A 3402.11.00	Sinonox 960 FBW powder	Free	Free	99	992578D
A 3402.13.00	Topsail 30 (Intracet No. 18)	Free	Free	99	993242K
X 3926.90.69	Fluorescent traffic cones 700mm (28 inches) in height	Free	Free	99	929071A
A 3926.90.69	Pliers of plastic	Free	Free	99	993303E
A 6402.19.11	Roller and ice skating boots of synthetic material	Free	Free	99	993309D
A 6402.19.19		Free	Free	99
A 7004.20.10	Antique and semi-antique glass respectively in sheets, clear, reamy, seedy, tinted or coloured throughout the mass, flashed or streaky, with a transparent colour or colours and/or a thin transparent or semi transparent opalescent colour, but not otherwise worked	Free	Free	99	993310H
X 7606.11.09	Aluminium/polyethylene/aluminium laminate sheets	Free	Free	99	681331D
X 8305.90.00	Spring clips, and double clips (also known as foldback clips)	Free	Free	99	990086B
X 8703.21.21(1)	Historical racing cars as defined in Appendix K; classes A,B,C,D,E,F and G of the New Zealand Motorsport Manual 1990	Free	Free	99	985818A
X 8703.21.29(1)		Free	Free	99
X 8703.22.11(1)		Free	Free	99
X 8703.22.19(1)		Free	Free	99
X 8703.23.11(1)		Free	Free	99
X 8703.23.19(1)		Free	Free	99
X 8703.24.11(1)		Free	Free	99
X 8703.24.19(1)		Free	Free	99
A 9403.20.00	Modular metal systems incorporating racks of high impact polystyrene, of a type suitable for multi-media storage	Free	Free	99	993110E

SECOND SCHEDULE

Concession Approvals Subject to Prescribed Purposes and Conditions

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref. No.	Effective From	To
		Normal	Pref.
1M 1806.20.00	Coating chocolate, viz:

60 tonnes FM2 dark chip
80 tonnes M10 milk chip | Free | Free | 99 | 992999B | 3/96 | 3/97 |
| 60.02 | Knitted fabrics viz:
Ref No 467 100% viscose burn out design – 850 lineal metres
Ref No 466 100% viscose burn out design – 1275 lineal metres
Ref No 468 90% rayon, 10% poly burn out design – 1300 lineal metres
Ref No 439 nylon 15%, rayon 75%, spandex 10% – 1200 lineal metres
Ref No 451 poly 95%, lycra 5% embossed daisy design – 2500 lineal metres
Ref No 472A 100% viscose burn out design – 650 lineal metres
Ref No 472B 100% viscose burn out design – 650 lineal metres | Free | Free | 99 | 993311F | 3/96 | 3/97 |
| 1M 7208.54.00 | Hot rolled steel sheet – to JIS G3101, SS400 pickled and oiled, sizes/quantities as follows:
2.00mm x 1368 x 2200mm – 40 tonnes
2.00mm x 1368 x 2500mm – 30 tonnes
2.00mm x 1368 x 3000mm – 40 tonnes | Free | Free | 99 | 993307H | 3/96 | 3/98 |
| CE 8479.82.00 | Battery breaking machine for use as spare parts | Free | Free | 99 | 993107E | 1/96 | 12/96 |
| CE 8479.89.00 | Aluminium swarf processing system and spare parts thereof for the Ford Motor Company of New Zealand Limited alloy wheel plant, Manukau | Free | Free | 99 | 993209H | 2/96 | 1/98 |

THIRD SCHEDULE

Concession Approvals Withdrawn

Tariff Item	Description of Goods	Rates of Duty	Part II Ref. No.	Effective From	To
		Normal	Pref.
3926.90.69	Fluorescent ... 700mm	...	...	...	929071A
7606.12.09	Aluminium ... sheets	...	...	...	681331D
8305.90.00	Double ... clips	...	...	...	990086B
8462.21.00	Plate ... rolls	...	...	...	991546L

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