New Zealand Gazette – 1997 – No. 24

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✨ Tariff Amendment Notices

18 MARCH

CUSTOMS EDITION

THE TARIFF (STATISTICAL REQUIREMENTS)

AMENDMENT NOTICE (NO. 1) 1997

PURSUANT to section 10(2) of the Tariff Act 1988, and acting under delegated authority from the Minister of Commerce, the Secretary of Commerce gives the following Notice.

NOTICE

Title and commencement – (1) This Notice may be cited as the Tariff (Statistical Requirements) Amendment Notice (No. 1) 1997.

(2) This Notice shall come into force on the 1st day of April 1997.
Statistical keys of certain Tariff items amended – The Tariff is hereby amended by revoking the statistical keys of Tariff items 2914.19.00, 2916.31.00, 7612.90.19, 8419.19.00, 8450.11.01, 8450.11.09 and 8516.10.00, and substituting the statistical keys specified in the First Schedule to this Notice.
Certain statistical keys of certain Tariff items amended – The Tariff is hereby further amended by revoking the statistical keys represented by the Tariff items and codes 0511.99.00 09F, 0511.99.00 39H, 0714.90.90 01F, 8456.30.00 01E, 8457.10.00 00H and 8458.11.00 00L, and substituting the statistical keys specified in the Second Schedule to this Notice.

FIRST SCHEDULE

Statistical Keys Substituted

Number	Statistical Key	Code	Unit
2914.19.00	01B	kg	– – Other
	09H	kg	. . . 3,4-Methylenedioxyphenyl-2-propanone
2916.31.00	01K	kg	– – Benzoic acid, its salts and esters
	09E	kg	. . . N-acetylanthranilic acid
7612.90.19	01E	kg	– – Exceeding 1 litre capacity
	09L	kg	. . . Rigid foil containers
8419.19.00	02B	No.	– – Other
	05G	No.	. . . Of a capacity not exceeding 200 litres
8450.11.01	02H	No.	– – Household
			. . . Of a dry linen capacity not exceeding 6 kg:
	05B	No.	. . . Top loading machines
	07J	No.	. . . Front loading machines
	11G	No.	. . . Top loading machines
			. . . Other
8450.11.09	01L	No.	– – Other
	05C	No.	. . . Top loading machines
			. . . Front loading machines
8516.10.00	01E	No.	– Electric instantaneous or storage water heaters and immersion heaters:
			. . . Instantaneous heaters:
	09L	No.	. . . Domestic (not exceeding 10 kW input rating capacity)
	11B	No.	. . . Other
	19H	No.	. . . Storage water heaters:
			. . . Non-domestic (capable of operating above 90°C):
	21K	No.	. . . For direct permanent connection
	23F	No.	. . . Other
	25B	No.	. . . Not exceeding 10 kW input rating
			. . . Immersion heaters

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