New Zealand Gazette – 2017 – No. 34

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✨ Tariff Concession Approvals

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 34 — 28 MARCH 2017

CURRENT APPROVAL:

Chapter 89
Spare and service parts of the following vessel (regardless of tariff classification), excluding consumable items (eg those items which are not permanently fixed to, or which form part of, the vessel.

NB: Where there is any doubt in this regard, confirmation should be sought from Valuation, Origin and Classification section, New Zealand Customs Service, Auckland):

Fast ferry: Albayzin.

Fishing Vessels: Independent, Aleksey Slobodchikov, Altair II, Amaltal, Atlantis, Amaltal Columbia, Amaltal Endeavour, Amaltal Enterprise, Amaltal Explorer, Amaltal Mariner, Amaltal Voyager, Ameral Aoraki, Aorere, Aquila, Atria, Avro Chieftan, Awior, Cheung Shing, Chiyo Maru No. 3, Dalmor II, Dorada, Fishing Success (previously known as Alexander Buryachenko), Giljanes, Gudni Olafsson, Irvinga, Ivan Golubets, Janas, Kapitan Rusak, Kiwa, Labrador, Mainstream, Malakov Kurgan, Meridian, MJ Souza, Nova 97, Ocean Ranger, Ocean Reward, Otakou, Pacific Bounty, Pacific Challenger, Pacific Pride, Paerangi, Pakura, Professor Mikhaylo Aleksandrov, Rehua, Sea Hunter, Sokolinoe, Sonrisa, Taharaki, Taimania, Tasman Viking, Thomas Harrison, Willwatch, Milburn Carrier II, M.V. Westport, Cement King, M.V. Golden Bay, M.T. Taiko, M.T. Toanui, M.T. Kakariki, M.T. Matuku, Ocean Dawn.

Offshore support vessels engaged in the servicing of the oil exploration/production industry: Quickcat II.

Royal New Zealand Navy vessels: Seaflyte, Spirit of Freedom, Spirit of Competition, Spirit of Progress, Spirit of Vision, Spirit of Resolution, Spirit of Enterprise.

Tugs: Godley, Purau, Lyttelton III, Sir Robert, Te Matua, Kaimai, Tai Pari, Tai Timu.

REQUESTED APPROVAL:

Removing the vessels M.T. Taiko and M.T. Toanui.

Adding the vessels Spirit of Canterbury and Aotearoa Chief.

The China Navigation Company NZ Limited
Level 14
151 Queen Street
Auckland Central 1010

Category of Application:
A – General Approval
CE – Capital Equipment
IM – Inputs to Manufacturing – Inability to Supply
MS – Manufacturers’ Samples
RUC – Revocation of Unused Concession
S – Shortfall of Other Than Manufacturing Inputs
SMI – Shortfall of Manufacturing Inputs
SS – Special Situation
M – Modification of Existing Concession
W – Withdrawal of Concession

– Denotes amendment or addition

Dated at Auckland this 23rd day of March 2017.

SIMON VAN WEEGHEL, New Zealand Customs Service.

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Tariff Concession Approvals, Withdrawals and Declines Notice (No. 9) 2017

I, Simon van Weeghel, Supervising Customs Officer, Revenue and Assurance, New Zealand Customs Service, acting

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🏭 Tariff Concession Approval for Vessel Parts

Domain🏭 Trade, Customs & Industry
Dated23 March 2017
KeywordsTariff Concession, Vessel Parts, Fast Ferry, Fishing Vessels, Royal New Zealand Navy, Tugs, Offshore Support Vessels
👩‍💼 Officials

Simon van Weeghel, Supervising Customs Officer, Revenue and Assurance, New Zealand Customs Service

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