New Zealand Gazette – 2014 – No. 2

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✨ Tariff Concession Approvals

14 JANUARY 2014 CUSTOMS EDITION

Tariff Concession Approvals, Withdrawals and Declines Notice No. 2014/01 – continued

Tariff Item	Tariff Concession	Rates of Duty	Part 2	Ref.	Effective
		Normal	Pref.	Ref.	No.

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X | Clothing of kinds and sizes as specified below:
"NOTE: The following concessions are not to apply to trousers with closed feet, of fabric of an elastic or stretchable nature commonly known as "crawlers’’, whether covered individually or as part of a set"
BUSTER, RANGER OR TRACKSUITS
A two or three piece set of woven fabric consisting of a top with a maximum chest measurement of 61 cm (being the circumference of the chest measured at the armpits) and/or a coat/jacket with or without hood made from woven fabric. The maximum length of a coat shall be 51cm*. Jackets must have a maximum chest measurement (being the circumference of the chest measured at the armpits) not exceeding 72cm AND a maximum length not exceeding 46cm; and, legless, or short or long legged trousers with a maximum waist-crotch-waist measurement of 51cm or maximum length of 56cm whichever applies (NOTE: where leg terminates in an elasticised ankle band or a turn-up cuff, measurement along outside of leg to bottom of elastic band or to bottom of cuff when turned down, is not to exceed 61cm) | Free | Free | | 310151H | 1/88 .. |

X | COATS OR JACKETS
With or without hood, made from woven fabric, designed to be worn over other outer garments. The maximum length of a coat shall be 51cm*. Jackets must have a maximum chest measurement (being the circumference of the chest measured at the armpits) not exceeding 72cm AND a maximum length not exceeding 46cm | Free | Free | | 310152F | 1/88 .. |

X | DRESSING GOWNS
Sleeved garment, woven, worn indoors over sleeping apparel (attention is drawn to the provisions of the Product Safety Standards (Children’s Nightwear and Limited Daywear Having Reduced Fire Hazard) Regulations 2008). Maximum length 69cm* | Free | Free | | 310153D | 1/88 .. |

X | PYJAMAS MADE FROM WOVEN FABRIC
Two piece sleeping suit consisting of trousers with or without closed feet and separate top (attention is drawn to the provisions of the Product Safety Standards (Children’s Nightwear and Limited Daywear Having Reduced Fire Hazard) Regulations 2008). Maximum 61cm chest (being the circumference of the chest measured at the armpits) | Free | Free | | 310154B | 1/88 .. |

X | ROMPER SUITS
A two piece set comprising of an unattached sleeved or sleeveless top and pants. The pants to have a maximum waist-crotch-waist measurement of 51cm and the top a maximum chest measurement of 56cm (being the circumference of the chest measured at the armpits) | Free | Free | | 310155L | 1/88 .. |

X | SHIRTS
Of woven fabric comprising long or short sleeved garments produced from woven panels or cut and sewn from woven fabric. Maximum chest size 56cm (being the circumference of the chest measured at the armpits) | Free | Free | | 310156J | 1/88 .. |

X | 7310.29.01
Cosmetic pans of steel, 49mm diameter and 4mm deep | Free | Free | 99 | 310136D | 1/11 .. |

SECOND SCHEDULE

Tariff Concession Approvals Subject to Prescribed Purposes and Conditions

Tariff Item	Tariff Concession	Rates of Duty	Part 2	Ref.	Effective
		Normal	Pref.	Ref.	No.

CE | 8426.19.00
One (1) only ship-to-shore quayside container crane, rail-mounted, on presentation of purchase order by the Port of Tauranga Limited, for period 1 October 2013 – 31 September 2014 | Free | Free | 99 | 310125J | 10/13 9/14 |

THIRD SCHEDULE

Tariff Concession Approvals Withdrawn

Tariff Item	Tariff Concession	Rates of Duty	Part 2	Ref.	Effective
		Normal	Pref.	Ref.	No.

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Clothing ...below:

"NOTE: ... set"

BUSTER ... exceed 61cm)

DRESSING ... length 69cm*

UNDERGARMENTS ... armpit),

SKIVVIES ... armpit)

CARDIGANS ... armpit)

BODICES ... buttoned),

COATS ... exceeding 46cm

PYJAMAS ... armpit)

ROMPER ... armpit

SHIRTS ... armpit)

T SHIRTS ... armpit)

TANK ... armpit)

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