22 MAY 2014 NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 51

1501

Application: 9678284.2.

Applicants: Roy Ernest Brickell and Donna Mary Brickell, c/o Henderson Reeves Connell Rishworth Lawyers, PO Box 11, Whangarei 0140.

Easement: Right of way over Lot 1 DP 47944 Computer Freehold Register NA16A/879 coloured yellow on DP 47944 created by Transfer 653337 registered on 26 January 1961 as appurtenant to Part Lot 5 DP 24879 Computer Freehold Register 58523, Lot 1 DP 204532 Computer Freehold Register NA132C/14, Lot 2 DP 204532 Computer Freehold Register NA132C/15, Lot 3 DP 204532 Computer Freehold Register NA132C/16, Lot 2 DP 54582 Computer Freehold Register NA24C/1419, Lot 3 DP 54582 Computer Freehold Register NA24C/1420 and Lot 1 DP 54582 Computer Freehold Register NA38A/1383.

Circumstances: The dominant tenements have become physically separated from the servient tenement as a result of subdivision of DP 54582 and DP 82407.

Dated at the Christchurch Office of Land Information New Zealand this 14th day of May 2014.

H. M. SIBBALD, for Registrar-General of Land.

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Departmental Notices

Business, Innovation, and Employment

Fair Trading Act 1986

Unsafe Goods (Multipurpose Ladders) Indefinite Prohibition Notice 2014

This notice is issued pursuant to section 31(3) of the Fair Trading Act 1986.
This notice declares certain multipurpose ladders to be unsafe.
This notice is in force from the date of its publication in the New Zealand Gazette until revoked.

Notice

1. Title—This notice is the Unsafe Goods (Multipurpose Ladders) Indefinite Prohibition Notice 2014.

2. Commencement—This notice comes into force on the date of publication in the New Zealand Gazette.

3. Revocation—This notice revokes the Unsafe Goods (Multipurpose Ladders) Notice 2012*.

4. Application—
   (1) This notice applies to new multipurpose ladders supplied, or offered for supply, or advertised for supply, in trade.
   (2) This notice is in force for an indefinite period from the date of its publication in the New Zealand Gazette unless amended or revoked by the Minister of Consumer Affairs.

5. Definitions—In this notice:
   articulation joint means a hinge which is capable of being locked in one or more positions;
   multipurpose ladder means any portable ladder having one or more pairs of articulation joints which allow the ladder to be rearranged to function as a single ladder, with or without a stand-off, as a single or double sided step ladder, scaffold or work platform.

6. Certain multipurpose ladders declared unsafe goods—New multipurpose ladders which do not comply with the tests described in AS/NZS1892.1:1996 Portable ladders, as modified by Schedule 1 of this notice, are unsafe goods.

Dated at Wellington this 16th day of May 2014.

HON CRAIG FOSS, Minister of Consumer Affairs.

Explanatory Note

This note is not part of the notice but is intended to indicate its general effect and consequences.

New Zealand Customs Service requirements

Under section 33 of the Fair Trading Act 1986 and section 54 of the Customs and Excise Act 1996, it is prohibited to import into New Zealand multipurpose ladders that are declared unsafe goods by clause 6 of this notice.

Any person seeking to import a multipurpose ladder after the date of this notice may need to provide the New Zealand Customs Service with acceptable documentation demonstrating that the import of that multipurpose ladder is not prohibited by this notice.

Commerce Commission requirements

Under section 33 of the Fair Trading Act 1986, any person who supplies, offers to supply, or advertises to supply a multipurpose ladder after the date of this notice may need to provide an officer of the Commerce Commission with acceptable documentation demonstrating that the multipurpose ladder is not declared to be unsafe goods by clause 6.

Acceptable documentation

Acceptable documentation will usually consist of:

(a) a certificate of compliance with AS/NZS 1892.1:1996 Portable ladders that sets out: