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✨ Biosecurity and Radiocommunications Notices

14 OCTOBER NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE 3579

JOHN LUXTON, Minister for Food, Fibre, Biosecurity and Border Control.

607584

Biosecurity Act 1993

Notification of Approved Identification System for Bovine Tuberculosis Control—Notice No. 1138

Pursuant to section 50 (5) of the Biosecurity Act 1993 and regulations 8 of the Biosecurity (Animal Identification Systems) Regulations 1999, I give notice that:

Animal Health Board (AHB) Identification System approved by Barry O’Neil, chief technical officer on 3 October 1999 may be used to comply with the Biosecurity (Animal Identification Systems) Regulations 1999, with respect to the identification of deer and cattle for the purpose of controlling bovine tuberculosis.
I hereby revoke the approval of the Animal Health Board (AHB) Identification System approved on 13 May 1999 and notified in Notice No. 1126 (030 A67) published in the New Zealand Gazette on 10 June 1999 at page 1542.

Dated at Wellington on the 4th day of October 1999.

BARRY O’NEIL, Chief Technical Officer, Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.

This notice specifies that the Animal Health Board (AHB) Identification System approved on 3 October 1999 may be used for the identification of deer and cattle for the purpose of controlling bovine tuberculosis. This system replaces the Animal Health Board (AHB) Identification System approved on 13 May 1999. The AHB Identification System now allows certain animals not bearing official ear-tags to be moved by their owner to a show and back to their herd under a permit-to-move issued on behalf of the TB management agency.

607477

Commerce

Radiocommunications Act 1989

Notice of Amendments to the Register of Radio Frequencies

In accordance with section 24 (4) of the Radiocommunications Act 1989, I hereby give notice that the records in the Register of Radio Frequencies specified in the Schedules below have been amended in the manner specified in those Schedules.

Schedule 1

Amendments To Licences

Record	Correction
Licence 15/3647	By correction of the first line of the unwanted emission limits applying to frequencies above the frequency of the licence from: “35dBW at 1.531MHz to 107dBW at 1.535MHz” to: “35dBW at 1.531MHz to -10dBW at 1.535MHz”.
Licence 16/6272	By specification of the antenna polarisation as “Mixed or Linear”.
Licence 2/1117	By amending the receive coverage locations map reference from “NZMZ” to “NZMS”.
Licence 15/6109	By specifying the height above sea level of the transmit site as “240” metres.
Licence 16/0105	By correction of the map reference at the receive coverage location for Portland School from “Q06” to “Q07”.
Licence 15/5371	By correction of the maximum power of emissions from “36dBW” to “35dBW”.
Licence 15/5351	By correction of the antenna height from “15” to “13” metres above ground level.
Licence 49/5258	By correction of the frequency expiry date from “30 August 2012” to “30 August 2015”.
Licence 15/331	By correction of the antenna height above ground level from “3” metres to “57” metres.
Licence 16/6444	By correction of a receive coverage site name from “Tuaranga” to “Tauranga”.
Licence 16/6868	By correction of the maximum permitted interfering signals level from “5dBuV/m” to “50dBuV/m”.
Licence 15/1048	By correction of the conditions section of the licence to change the adjacent channels maximum permitted interfering signals level from “51dBuV/m” to “72dBuV/m”.
Licence 16/6179	By correction of the maximum permitted interfering signals level from “59dBuV/m” to “33dBuV/m”.
Licence 2/6190	By correction of the second class of emissions from “759KF3EGN” to “750KF3EGN”.
Licence 2/6190	By correction of the maximum permitted power of emissions in sector from 230 degrees to 255 degrees from “28dBW” to “38dBW”.
Licence 2/2814	By correction of the conditions section of the licence to change the maximum permitted interfering signals level measured with a vertically polarised antenna from “50dBuV/m” + “m” to “54dBuV/m”.
15/7000	By correction of the conditions section of the licence to change the adjacent channels maximum permitted interfering signals level from “65dBuV/m” to “77dBuV/m”.
16/7215	By correction of the surname of the licence holder from “Srtong” to “Strong”.

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🌾 Approved Identification System for Bovine Tuberculosis Control

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated4 October 1999
KeywordsBiosecurity, Animal Identification, Bovine Tuberculosis, Deer, Cattle
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BARRY O’NEIL, Chief Technical Officer, Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry

🚂 Amendments to the Register of Radio Frequencies

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KeywordsRadiocommunications, Register of Radio Frequencies, Licences, Amendments

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