New Zealand Gazette – 2002 – No. 19

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✨ Tariff Concession Notices

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 19

Tariff Concession Approvals, Withdrawals and Declines Notice No. 2002/8 – continued

Model	O/E Number	Application	Effective Date
			is (8/01)
			Unless Otherwise
			Stated
SIMOTA	SIM-WS007-YE	AIR	12/01
SIMOTA	SIM-WS009-BU	AIR	12/01
SIMOTA	SIM-WS009-RE	AIR	12/01
SIMOTA	SIM-WS009-CH	AIR	12/01
SIMOTA	SIM-WS009-CA	AIR	12/01
SIMOTA	SIM-WS009-YE	AIR	12/01
3A RACING	AAA-WS009-YE	AIR	12/01
3A RACING	AAA-WS002-BU	AIR	12/01
3A RACING	AAA-WS002-RE	AIR	12/01
3A RACING	AAA-WS002-PU	AIR	12/01
3A RACING	AAA-WS002-CH	AIR	12/01
3A RACING	AAA-WS002-CA	AIR	12/01
3A RACING	AAA-HN01-BU	AIR	12/01
3A RACING	AAA-HN01-CH	AIR	12/01
3A RACING	AAA-HN01-PU	AIR	12/01
3A RACING	AAA-HN01-RE	AIR	12/01

Category of Approval:

Code	Description
A	General Approval
CE	Capital Equipment
GT	Goods in Transit
IM	Inputs to Manufacturing – Inability to Supply
MS	Manufacturers’ Samples
RUC	Revocation of Unused Concession
S	Shortfall
SS	Special Situation
V	Variation of Existing Concession
X	Administrative Amendment

The concessions approved subject to prescribed purposes and conditions as listed in the Second Schedule to this notice and goods listed in the Fifth Schedule to this notice will not be published in the Consolidated List of Approvals.

Dated at Wellington this 28th day of February 2002.

V.A. MANS, Ministry of Economic Development.

REMOVAL OF UNUSED CONCESSIONS

One of the decisions taken by government following the review of the tariff concession system in May 1991 was that concessions will be removed if they have not been used to import goods over a two year period.

The purpose for periodically reviewing the concession list is to ensure that it is kept to a manageable size by removing those concessions that are no longer required.

A number of concessions have been identified on the Customs computer database as not having been used over the two year period 2000/2001. The reasons for non-usage are various, e.g., some goods have become duty free in Part I and others are clearly no longer imported.

As all the concessions to be removed were approved prior to March 1991, none of them were subject to the payment of a concession application fee.

The unused concessions to be removed will appear in this and future editions of the Gazette in the Third Schedule (Concession Approvals Withdrawn) prefixed by “RUC” – Revocation of Unused Concessions.

Should it prove necessary to reinstate a concession which has been removed, this will be done immediately effective from the concession’s original start date.

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🏭 Tariff Concession Approvals, Withdrawals and Declines (continued from previous page)

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated28 February 2002
KeywordsTariff concessions, Duty exemptions, Automotive filters, Ministry of Economic Development
👩‍💼 Officials

V.A. Mans, Ministry of Economic Development

🏭 Removal of Unused Concessions

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsTariff concessions, Revocation, Customs database, Ministry of Economic Development

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