New Zealand Gazette – 2012 – No. 101

Page 2833

✨ Quota Allowance and Racing Betting Rules

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Applicants must provide:

a non-refundable New Entrant Application Fee of $10,500.00 + GST for each quota applied for; and
a Fixed Participation Fee (refundable if the application is not successful) of:
- $5,000.00 + GST (EU Sheepmeat and Goatmeat);
- $2,000.00 + GST (US Beef and Veal);
New Zealand Meat Board Export Registration Number; and
a Business Plan as outlined in the respective Quota Manuals, including:
- evidence of procurement details with accompanying letter(s) of confirmation if applicable;
- evidence of ability to process at an EU or USDA Listed Premises or ability to toll process with accompanying letter(s) of confirmation; and
- evidence of marketing arrangements with accompanying letter(s) of confirmation if applicable.

New Entrant applicants for EU Sheepmeat and Goatmeat or US Beef and Veal RQA are advised that any New Entrant that has not produced qualifying product by the end of March in the applicable production season shall have any conditional RQA held by that applicant revert to the board for reallocation in accordance with the provisions of the respective Quota Allowance Allocation Systems.

Note: Variable Participation Fees of $1.80 + GST (per tonne) payable by New Entrant and General Quota Holders will be notified by the Board following the annual allocation of TRQ Allowances and are due by 31 December 2012.

In relation to the EU Sheepmeat and Goatmeat Tariff Rate Quota, the tariff rate applying to "in quota" imports is zero.
The US Beef and Veal Tariff Rate Quota has a tariff rate applying to "in quota" imports of US$0.044 per kilogram on most beef products.

Please direct any enquiries by telephone to Mary Malone on (04) 474 0838 or Mark Dunlop on (04) 471 6036.
Dated at Wellington this 20th day of August 2012.

M. DUNLOP, Quota Manager, New Zealand Meat Board.

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New Zealand Racing Board

Racing Act 2003

Amendments to the Betting Rules

Pursuant to section 52 of the Racing Act 2003, the New Zealand Racing Board hereby gives notice of the following amendments to the Betting Rules*.

Change #1

APPENDIX 1 is amended as follows:

Note: The dividend, refund and return rounding is down to the amount stated in the table.
The Payout Rounding is down to the amount stated in the table.

BET TYPE	DIVIDEND UNIT	STATUTORY DEDUCTION	DIVIDEND, REFUND, RETURN ROUNDING	PAYOUT ROUNDING	% BETTING?
Win	$1	15.50%	Nearest 10c	Nearest 10c	NO
Place	$1	15.50%	Nearest 10c	Nearest 10c	NO (Percentage betting minimum is the greater of $5, or 5c for each)
Quinella	$1	21.00%	Nearest 10c	Nearest 10c	NO
Trifecta	$1	25.00%	Nearest 10c	Nearest 10c	YES (combinations purchased)
First4	$1	25.00%	Nearest 10c	Nearest 10c	YES
Double	$1	25.00%	Nearest 10c	Nearest 10c	NO
Double with concession	$1	25.00%	Nearest 10c	Nearest 10c	NO
Treble	$1	25.00%	Nearest 10c	Nearest 10c	YES
Quaddie	$1	26.00%	Nearest 10c	Nearest 10c	YES
Pick 6	50c	27.00%	Nearest 10c	Nearest 10c	YES
Pick 6 with concession	50c	26.00%	Nearest 10c	Nearest 10c	YES
Sixpack	50c	26.00%	Nearest 10c	Nearest 10c	YES
Sixpack with concession	50c	26.00%	Nearest 10c	Nearest 10c	YES
TAB National Syndicate	$1	0.00%	Nearest 10c	Nearest 10c	NO
Pick the Score	$1	25.00%	Nearest 10c	Nearest 10c	NO
Pools	$1	32.50%	Nearest 10c	Nearest 10c	NO

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🌾 Reserved Quota Allowance Applications for 2013 (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
Dated20 August 2012
KeywordsQuota Allowance, Meat Board, European Union, United States, Sheepmeat, Goatmeat, Beef, Veal, Fees, Business Plan
👩‍💼 Officials

M. Dunlop, Quota Manager, New Zealand Meat Board

🏭 Amendments to Betting Rules under Racing Act 2003

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
KeywordsBetting Rules, Racing Act, Dividend, Refund, Payout, Rounding, Statutory Deduction

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