26 NOVEMBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

WHERE:

“RSP” is the Raw Sugar Price per tonne, established as follows:

(a) Where the refined sugar is purchased under a fixed price contract, then the RSP shall be that published by the New York Coffee, Sugar & Cocoa Exchange for its No. 11 contract spot price on the date of the contract; or

(b) Where the refined sugar is purchased under a variable price contract with the raw sugar component of the final contract price being variable according to the date the option to purchase is exercised, then the RSP shall be that published by the New York Coffee, Sugar & Cocoa Exchange for its No. 11 contract spot price on the day preceding the date of the exercise of the purchase option.

“Cost Difference” in respect of each country is that listed beside that country as follows:

“Export Price” is the price paid or payable per tonne.

“Normal Value” in respect of each country is that listed beside that country as follows:

But where either A or B yields a value of zero or less then no anti-dumping duty is payable.

Note:
All amounts expressed in units of currency other than New Zealand dollars shall be converted to New Zealand dollars for the purposes of applying this formula (for example, the raw sugar price is quoted in US dollars per tonne, as are the normal values). The exchange rate applicable for converting any such unit of currency into New Zealand dollars shall be the rate as gazetted by the New Zealand Customs Service in the appropriate Customs Exchange Rate Notice, applying at the date of importation.

Explanatory Note:
This notice is not part of the notice, but is intended to indicate its general effect.

This notice amends the principal notice given by the Minister of Customs on 9 November 1988 (as amended by the notice given by the Minister of Commerce on 3 November 1993) by removing reference to the applicability of anti-dumping duty on refined sugar (refined from sugar cane or sugar beets) exported to New Zealand from Malaysia.

This revocation is due to the cessation of duties on those goods in terms of section 14 (9) of the Act, with effect from 3 November 1998, which is the date that is 5 years after the date of the notice of the reassessment in relation to those goods.

The anti-dumping duties applicable to Refined Sugar (refined from Sugar Cane or Sugar Beets), exported to New Zealand from Germany and Thailand are currently subject to a review under section 14 (8) of the Act, notice of which was given by the Secretary of Commerce in the New Zealand Gazette of 29 October 1998.

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Electricity Act 1992

Notice of Approval of the New Zealand Electrical Code of Practice for Electrical Safety of Fittings and Electrical Appliances 1998 (NZECP 3:1998) and the Revocation of the New Zealand Electrical Code of Practice for Electrical Safety of Fittings and Electrical Appliances 1995 (NZECP 3:1995)

Pursuant to section 38 of the Electricity Act 1992, I hereby give notice that on the 21st day of November 1998, I approved the New Zealand Electrical Code of Practice for Safety of Fittings and Electrical Appliances 1998 (NZECP 3:1998), and the Revocation of the New Zealand Electrical Code of Practice for Electrical Safety of Fittings and Electrical Appliances 1995 (NZECP 3:1995).

Copies of the New Zealand Electrical Code of Practice for Safety of Fittings and Electrical Appliances 1998 (NZECP 3:1998), may be purchased from the office of the Chief Electrical Engineer, P.O. Box 1473, Wellington.

Dated this 21st day of November 1998.

MAX BRADFORD, Minister for Enterprise and Commerce.

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Notice of Disciplinary Action Taken by the Electrical Workers Registration Board

The Registrar of the Electrical Workers Registration Board (the board), having been directed by the board, and in accordance with section 139 of the Electricity Act 1992, gives notice of the following registered electrical workers having been disciplined by the board under Part XI of the Electricity Act 1992, and the effect of the decision or order of the board:

Lewis David Brough of Hastings, was fined $350 and ordered to pay costs of $200. The fine and costs to be paid by 22 September 1998.

Graham Blair Campbell of Auckland, had his name removed from the Register for a period of 5 years and was ordered to deliver his electrical registration certificate to the Registrar within 10 days of receiving the notice of removal. He was also ordered to pay costs of $250.

Brian James Cox of Greymouth, had his electrician registration suspended for 6 months and was ordered to pay costs of $250. The suspension remains in force.

Lance Dixon of Lower Hutt, was fined $1,000 and ordered to pay costs of $750. The fine and costs to be paid by 28 October 1998.

Andrew Robert Ellen of Kaiapoi, had his electrician registration suspended until such time as he passed an electricians level electrical regulations examination and was ordered to pay costs of $200. The suspension remains in force.

Michael Leon King of Timaru, had his line mechanic registration suspended for 3 months from 4 February 1998 and was fined $500 and ordered to pay costs of $800. The fine and costs to be paid by 27 March 1998.

Kevin Wayne Merrick of Warkworth, had his electrician registration suspended until such time as he passed the electricians level electrical wiring examination.