848 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 32 22 MARCH 2007

Prize as may be described or referred to in Schedule 3 of
this Deed (as amended from time to time in accordance with
the Finance Act (No 2) 1990), provided that—

"(a) such period shall not, in respect of a Unit in the
Bonus Bonds Portfolio and a particular Bonus
Bonds Prize, end earlier than (but shall include) the
last day of the Month immediately following
the Month in which that Unit was deemed to be
issued in accordance with clause 5.02(a) of this
Deed; and

"(b) if no time period is described or referred to in
Schedule 3 of this Deed (as amended from time to
time in accordance with the Finance Act (No 2)
1990) in respect of a Unit in the Bonus Bonds
Portfolio and a particular Bonus Bonds Prize, such
period shall end on (but shall include) the last day
of the Month immediately following the Month
in which that Unit was deemed to be issued in
accordance with clause 5.02(a) of this Deed".

(3) Clause 1.01 of the deed of trust is authorised to be
amended by revoking the definition of Entitlement and
substituting the following definition:

"Entitlement means—

"(a) in respect of a Unit in the Bonus Bonds Portfolio
and a ballot completed by the Manager during any
applicable Entitlement Period, entitlement to
any part of the Distribution Amount attributable
to that Unit as a result of that ballot; and

"(b) in respect of a Unit in any other Portfolio but only
during any applicable Entitlement Period,
entitlement to any part of the Distribution Amount
attributable to that Unit for any applicable period".

(4) Clause 1.01 of the deed of trust is authorised to be
amended by revoking the definition of Entitlement Period
and substituting the following definition:

"Entitlement Period means—

"(a) in respect of a Unit in the Bonus Bonds Portfolio
and a particular Bonus Bonds Prize, the period
commencing on the expiry of the Eligibility Period
applicable to that Unit and that Bonus Bonds Prize
and terminating on the day on which the Manager
makes an appropriate entry on the Register
recording the redemption and cancellation of that
Unit in accordance with clause 7 of this Deed; and

"(b) in respect of a Unit in any other Portfolio, the
period determined by the Manager and specified in
the current Prospectus".

5. Schedule 3—Schedule 3 of the deed of trust is
   authorised to be amended by omitting the item under the
   heading Bonus Bonds prize structure and substituting
   the item set out in the Schedule of this order.

6. Revocation—The Bonus Bonds (Prize Structure) Order
   1995 is revoked.

Schedule

Bonus Bonds Prize Structure

Monthly prize draws:

1st $1,000,000 1 prize
2nd $100,000 1 prize
3rd $50,000 1 prize

Each remaining complete $100,000 of the prize funds will
be divided as follows:

$5000 No less than 1 prize
$500 No less than 1 prize
$100 No less than 1 prize
$50 No less than 100 prizes
$20 No less than 3050 prizes

Each remaining complete $10,000 of the prize funds will be
divided as follows:

$500 No less than 1 prize
$100 No less than 1 prize
$50 No less than 20 prizes
$20 No less than 375 prizes

Any further residue prize funds of less than $10,000 is then
divided into $500 prizes as far as possible and any further
residue less than $500 is divided into $20 prizes as far as
possible.

DIANE MORCOM, Clerk of the Executive Council.

Explanatory note

This note is not part of the order, but is intended to indicate
its general effect.

This order, which comes into force on 1 May 2007,
authorises changes to the prize structure of the Bonus Bonds
scheme constituted in accordance with the Finance Act
(No 2) 1990.

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Transport New Zealand

Civil Aviation Act 1990

Direction to Require Screening Notice 2007

Pursuant to section 77A(1) of the Civil Aviation Act 1990,
in order to enhance aviation security to enable New Zealand
to be part of a concerted international response to a threat to
aviation security, notice is given that I have directed
the Aviation Security Service to perform the functions listed
in the Schedule. This direction is consistent with the
recommended security control guidelines for screening
liquids, gels, and aerosols issued by the International Civil
Aviation Organization. This notice comes into force on
31 March 2007.

Schedule

The Aviation Security Service must, at every international
screening point, screen and, if necessary, undertake
reasonable searches for liquids, aerosols, and gels, including
(but not limited to)—

(a) water and other drinks, soups, syrups, jams, stews,
sauces, and pastes (including toothpaste); and

(b) foods in sauces or containing a high liquid content; and

(c) creams, lotions, cosmetics, and oils; and

(d) gels (including hair and shower gels); and

(e) contents of pressurised containers (including shaving
foam, other foam, and deodorants); and

(f) waxy substances (including hair wax); and

(g) mascara, lipstick, lip gloss, and lip balm; and

(h) any item of similar consistency at room temperature to
the items specified in paragraphs (a) to (g).

For the purposes of this direction, international screening
point means a passenger inspection and screening station
that is used for screening and searching people and items that
enter a sterile area that services international flights (including
transit flights).

Dated at Wellington this 20th day of March 2007.

HARRY DUYNHOVEN, Minister for Transport Safety.

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