New Zealand Gazette – 2007 – No. 66

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✨ Dairy Industry Regulations

1752 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 66 15 JUNE 2007

Regulation 26 Publication

Livestock Improvement Corporation Limited’s (“LIC”) Procedures for Complying With Decisions of the Panel

Publication pursuant to Regulation 26(1)(a) of the Dairy Industry (Herd Testing and New Zealand Dairy Core Database) Regulations 2001 – Procedures for complying with decisions of Panel

Procedure One – Where Regulation 25 Confidentiality is Not Waived by the Applicant

In the first instance, the Applicant will contact the Secretary of the Core Database Access Panel

New Zealand Dairy Core Database Access Panel
Dairy InSight New Zealand
PO Box 417
Wellington
New Zealand
Ph:
0800 466 744
Fax:
04 471 6904
Email: phil.urlich@dairyinsight.co.nz

The Panel will manage the application process through to the Panel Decision.

The Panel notifies LIC’s Database Application Administrator (DAA) of the Decision.

LIC through the DAA completes the following:

(a) DAA liaises with the Applicant to ascertain whether or not confidentiality is to be waived.

(b) DAA advises the Applicant of the fee (to the extent it can be ascertained at that time) and/or pricing components in accordance with the relevant LIC Pricing Methodology.

(i) DAA ensures the decision solely relates to core data.

(ii) DAA ensures the specific data parameters (e.g. data tables and fields) to be provided to the Applicant is ascertainable from the decision.

(iii) DAA will seek clarification and/or direction (if applicable) from the Panel if any doubt or other issue exists in any aspect of decision, and LIC’s obligations under the decision.

(d) The DAA liaises with the Applicant and, where applicable, the Panel to discuss and/or advise the Applicant and/or the Panel in respect of any logistical extraction and delivery issues or timeframes.

(e) LIC may require the Applicant to execute LIC’s "Data Provision Agreement (where confidentiality not waived)".

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