WORLD TRADE  
ORGANIZATION   
G/MA/QR/N/NZL/1 
5 November 2012 
 (12-6076) 
Committee on Market Access Original:   English 
 
  
NOTIFICATION PURSUANT TO THE DECISION ON NOTIFICATION 
PROCEDURES FOR QUANTITATIVE RESTRICTIONS (G/L/59/Rev.1) 
 
NEW ZEALAND 
 
  The following communication, dated 31 October 2012, is being circulated at the request of the delegation of New Zealand. 
 
A. Notifying Member:  New Zealand 
B. Date of notification:  12 October 2012 
C. First time notification: 
 Yes 
 No, last notification was made in (doc. symbol):   
D. Type of notification: 
 1. Complete (i.e. notification of a ll quantitative restrictions in force) 
 2. Changes to a notification previously made in (doc. symbol)        
 which are of the following nature: 
 2.1 Introduction of new restrictions, as listed in Section 1. 
 2.2 Elimination of restrictions, as described in G below. 
 2.3 Modification of a previously notified restriction, as described in Section 1. 
 3. Reverse notification of restrictions maintained by (Member):        
E. The notification provides information for the following biennial period (e.g. 2012-
2014): 2012-2014  and relates to restrictions in force as of (date)  30 September 2012  
F. This notification contains information relating to: 
 Section 1:   List of quantitative restrictions that are currently in force1. 
 Section 2:   Cross-reference to other WTO notifi cations with information on quantitative 
restrictions that are currently in  force and additional information. 
                                                      
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G. Comments of a general nature, includi ng a description of the elimination of 
restrictions notified under D.2.2 and th e date they ceased to be in force. 
 New Zealand import and export restrictions, and the legislation by which they are enforced, 
can be found on the New Zealand Customs Service website, www.customs.govt.nz.   
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No. General description of 
the restriction Type of 
restriction 
(Symbol in 
Annex 2 of 
the 
Decision) Tariff line 
code(s) 
affected, based 
on HS(2012) Detailed Product 
Description WTO Justification 
(e.g. Article XX(g) of 
the GATT, etc.) and 
Grounds for 
Restriction, e.g., 
Other International 
Commitments (e.g. 
Montreal Protocol, 
CITES, etc) National legal basis 
and entry into force 
(i.e. Law, regulation 
or administrative 
decision) Administration, 
modification of 
previously notified 
measures, and other 
comments 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 
1 Prohibition on the 
importation of cannabis utensils and methamphetamine pipes P 9614.00.00.19K Cannabis utensils 
(namely: bongs, hash pipes, head pipes, hubble-bubble, hookah, roach clip, water pipe), and methamphetamine pipes. Article XX (b) – 
necessary to protect human , animal or plant life or health Misuse of Drugs Act 
1975, Customs and Excise Act 1996 Administered by the 
Ministry of Health 
2 Prohibition on the 
importation of cloned and hybrid human embryos P 0511.99.00.49E Cloned and hybrid 
human embryos as described in Schedule 1 of the Human Assisted Reproductive Technology Act 2004). Article XX (a) - 
necessary to protect public morals Human Assisted 
Reproductive Technology Act 2004 Administered by the 
Ministry of Health 
3 Prohibition on the 
importation of objectionable publications; and all other indecent or obscene articles P Various, 
including:49.01, 4911.99.18, 8523.40.09, 8523.40.19 Publications (includes 
a film, book, sound recording, picture, newspaper, computer disk) which are “objectionable” within the meaning of the Films, Videos, and Publications Act 1993 Article XX (a) - 
necessary to protect public morals Films, Videos, and 
Publications Act 1993, Customs and Excise Act 1996.  Administered by the 
New Zealand Customs Service 
4 Prohibition on the 
importation of particular dog breeds P  0106.19.00.19B Any dog that belongs 
wholly or predominantly to Article XX (b) – 
necessary to protect human , animal or Dog Control Act 1996 Administered by the 
Department of Internal Affairs  
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No. General description of 
the restriction Type of 
restriction 
(Symbol in 
Annex 2 of 
the 
Decision) Tariff line 
code(s) 
affected, based 
on HS(2012) Detailed Product 
Description WTO Justification 
(e.g. Article XX(g) of 
the GATT, etc.) and 
Grounds for 
Restriction, e.g., 
Other International 
Commitments (e.g. 
Montreal Protocol, 
CITES, etc) National legal basis 
and entry into force 
(i.e. Law, regulation 
or administrative 
decision) Administration, 
modification of 
previously notified 
measures, and other 
comments 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 
certain breeds 
(Brazilian Fila, Dogo Argentino, Japanese Tosa, Perro de Presa Canario), and one type of dog (American Pit Bull Terrier). plant life or health 
5 Prohibition on the 
importation of goods bearing false/misleading information P Various Goods bearing a label 
or other form of identification which contains a false or misleading representation as to their quality and country of origin are prohibited imports. Article XX (d) - to 
secure compliance with domestic regulations Fair Trading Act  1986 Administered by the 
New Zealand Customs Service 
6 Prohibition on the 
importation of cars with false odometer readings P 8702, 8703, 
8704, 8705 Motor vehicles without 
an odometer, or with an odometer reading which does not correctly record the distance the vehicle has been driven. Article XX (d) - to 
secure compliance with domestic regulations Customs Import 
Prohibition Order 2011; and Customs and Excise Act 1996 Administered by the 
Ministry of Consumer Affairs 
7 Prohibition on the 
importation of dog tracking devices P  
8525.60.00.19E, 8526.91.00.00H Non-compliant radio 
equipment used for, or with the primary purpose of being used Article XX (d) - to 
secure compliance with domestic regulations Radiocommunications 
Regulations (Prohibited Equipment – Dog Tracking Administered by the 
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment - Radio  
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No. General description of 
the restriction Type of 
restriction 
(Symbol in 
Annex 2 of 
the 
Decision) Tariff line 
code(s) 
affected, based 
on HS(2012) Detailed Product 
Description WTO Justification 
(e.g. Article XX(g) of 
the GATT, etc.) and 
Grounds for 
Restriction, e.g., 
Other International 
Commitments (e.g. 
Montreal Protocol, 
CITES, etc) National legal basis 
and entry into force 
(i.e. Law, regulation 
or administrative 
decision) Administration, 
modification of 
previously notified 
measures, and other 
comments 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 
for, tracking or locating 
dogs or other animals that operate in the frequencies 151.820 MHz, 151.880 MHz, 151.940 MHz, 154.570 MHz and 154.600 MHz, including, but not limited to, the following makes and models operating within these frequencies: Garmin Astro 220 system,  Garmin Astro 320 system,  Garmin DC 20 collar, Garmin DC 30 collar, Garmin DC 40 collar,  SportDOG TEK equipment. Devices) Notice 2012 Spectrum Management 
8 Prohibition on the 
importation of radio jamming equipment P Various, 
including HS Chapter 85 Any electronic device 
that deliberately disrupts or jams reception of radio signals including cell phones and GPS. Article XX (b) – 
necessary to protect human , animal or plant life or health Radiocommunications 
Regulations (Prohibited Equipment – Radio Jammer Equipment) Notice 2011 The importation of 
radio jammer equipment is prohibited, unless it is by or for supply to a permitted person under the  
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No. General description of 
the restriction Type of 
restriction 
(Symbol in 
Annex 2 of 
the 
Decision) Tariff line 
code(s) 
affected, based 
on HS(2012) Detailed Product 
Description WTO Justification 
(e.g. Article XX(g) of 
the GATT, etc.) and 
Grounds for 
Restriction, e.g., 
Other International 
Commitments (e.g. 
Montreal Protocol, 
CITES, etc) National legal basis 
and entry into force 
(i.e. Law, regulation 
or administrative 
decision) Administration, 
modification of 
previously notified 
measures, and other 
comments 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 
Radiocommunications 
Regulations. Administered by the Ministry for Business, Innovation, and Employment. 
9 Conditional prohibition 
on the importation of hazardous chemicals and new organisms CP Various Substances and new 
organisms as defined under the Hazardous Substances and New Organisms (HSNO) Act 1996. http://www.legislation.govt.nz/act/public/1996/0030/latest/DLM381228.html  Article XX (b) – 
necessary to protect human , animal or plant life or health Hazardous Substances 
and New Organisms Act 1996 (HSNO) Hazardous substances 
and new organisms as outlined in the HSNO Act are not able to enter New Zealand until they have obtained formal approval. This is done once upon the initial introduction of each substance or organism to New Zealand, not on a shipment by shipment basis. Once approval has been granted, certain documentation requirements remain. Administered by the Environmental Protection Agency.  
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No. General description of 
the restriction Type of 
restriction 
(Symbol in 
Annex 2 of 
the 
Decision) Tariff line 
code(s) 
affected, based 
on HS(2012) Detailed Product 
Description WTO Justification 
(e.g. Article XX(g) of 
the GATT, etc.) and 
Grounds for 
Restriction, e.g., 
Other International 
Commitments (e.g. 
Montreal Protocol, 
CITES, etc) National legal basis 
and entry into force 
(i.e. Law, regulation 
or administrative 
decision) Administration, 
modification of 
previously notified 
measures, and other 
comments 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 
10 Conditional prohibition 
on the importation of trout and trout products CP Various, 
including: 0301.91.00, 0302.11.00, 030314.00, 0304.42.00, 0304.82.00, 0305.43.00 Live trout and trout 
products, unless in quantities under 10 kilograms not intended for sale. Article XX(g) - 
relating to the conservation of exhaustible natural resources Customs Import 
Prohibition (Trout) Order 2010 The Minister of 
Conservation can approve imports of trout and trout products, subject to conditions that may be imposed that are not inconsistent with the import prohibition. Administered by the Department of Conservation. 
11 Conditional prohibition 
on the importation of chewing tobacco and other tobaccos taken orally CP 2403.99.90.09J  Chewing tobacco and 
other tobaccos taken orally, unless the tobacco is for personal use only. Article XX (b) – 
necessary to protect human , animal or plant life or health Smoke-free 
Environments Act 1990  Chewing tobacco, and 
other tobaccos taken orally, can only be imported for personal use, not for sale. Administered by the Ministry of Health. 
12 Conditional prohibition 
on the importation  of Southern Bluefin Tuna CP 0302.36, 
0303.46  Southern Bluefin Tuna Article XX(g) - 
relating to the conservation of exhaustible natural resources Fisheries Act 1996 The Catch 
Documentation Scheme for southern bluefin tuna requires that all southern bluefin tuna caught in New Zealand or imported into New  
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No. General description of 
the restriction Type of 
restriction 
(Symbol in 
Annex 2 of 
the 
Decision) Tariff line 
code(s) 
affected, based 
on HS(2012) Detailed Product 
Description WTO Justification 
(e.g. Article XX(g) of 
the GATT, etc.) and 
Grounds for 
Restriction, e.g., 
Other International 
Commitments (e.g. 
Montreal Protocol, 
CITES, etc) National legal basis 
and entry into force 
(i.e. Law, regulation 
or administrative 
decision) Administration, 
modification of 
previously notified 
measures, and other 
comments 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 
Zealand must be 
tagged and  accompanied by appropriate documentation (issued by the Ministry for Primary Industries). Administered by the Ministry for Primary Industries. 
13 Conditional Prohibition 
on  the importation of Antarctic Toothfish and Patagonian Toothfish CP 0302.36, 
0303.47 Antarctic Toothfish 
and Patagonian Toothfish Article XX(g) - 
relating to the conservation of exhaustible natural resources Antarctica AMLAR 
Act The Catch 
Documentation Scheme for Antarctic Toothfish and Patagonian Toothfish requires that all of these fish caught in New Zealand or imported into New Zealand must be tagged and accompanied by appropriate documentation. Administered by the Ministry for Primary Industries.  
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No. General description of 
the restriction Type of 
restriction 
(Symbol in 
Annex 2 of 
the 
Decision) Tariff line 
code(s) 
affected, based 
on HS(2012) Detailed Product 
Description WTO Justification 
(e.g. Article XX(g) of 
the GATT, etc.) and 
Grounds for 
Restriction, e.g., 
Other International 
Commitments (e.g. 
Montreal Protocol, 
CITES, etc) National legal basis 
and entry into force 
(i.e. Law, regulation 
or administrative 
decision) Administration, 
modification of 
previously notified 
measures, and other 
comments 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 
14 Conditional prohibition 
on the exportation of birds and other wildlife CP-X Various, 
including: 0106.20, 0106.31, 0106.32, 0106.39 Birds and other 
wildlife (any bat or any bird) not being a domestic bird, or any reptile or any amphibian or any terrestrial or freshwater invertebrate specified in Schedule 7 to the Wildlife Act 1953 or any skin, feathers, egg, flesh, or other part of any such species). Article XX(g) - 
relating to the conservation of exhaustible natural resources Wildlife Act  1953 , 
Wild Animal Control Act 1977,  Trade in Endangered Species Act 1989 This measure prohibits 
the exportation of  birds and other wildlife, except with the prior written authority of the Director-General of the Department of Conservation. Administered by the Department of Conservation. 
15 Conditional prohibition 
on the exportation of goods and technologies that can be used in the production, development or delivery of nuclear, chemical or biological weapons (strategic goods) CP-X HS Chapters 28, 
29, 84, 85, 90 Goods as listed in the 
New Zealand Strategic Goods List 2012 http://www.mfat.govt.nz/Trade-and-Economic-Relations/3-Export-controls/1-NZ-Strategic-Goods-List/07-NZ-Strategic-Goods-List-(full).php  Article XXI - Security 
Exceptions Customs and Excise 
Act 1996, Customs Export Prohibition Order 2011 Administered by the 
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade. 
16 Conditional prohibition 
on the exportation of indigenous timber CP-X Parts of HS 
Chapter 44 Indigenous timber, 
except for the timbers permitted for export as outlined in Part 3A of Article XX(g) - 
relating to the conservation of exhaustible natural Forests Act 1949 Administered by the 
Department of Conservation.  
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No. General description of 
the restriction Type of 
restriction 
(Symbol in 
Annex 2 of 
the 
Decision) Tariff line 
code(s) 
affected, based 
on HS(2012) Detailed Product 
Description WTO Justification 
(e.g. Article XX(g) of 
the GATT, etc.) and 
Grounds for 
Restriction, e.g., 
Other International 
Commitments (e.g. 
Montreal Protocol, 
CITES, etc) National legal basis 
and entry into force 
(i.e. Law, regulation 
or administrative 
decision) Administration, 
modification of 
previously notified 
measures, and other 
comments 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 
the Forests Act 1949 
http://www.legislation.govt.nz/act/public/1949/0019/latest/DLM255626.html.  resources 
  Conditional prohibition 
on the exportation of controlled drugs CP-X Various Goods as outlined in 
the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1961 (http://www.unodc.org/pdf/convention_1961_en.pdf) and the Convention on Psychotropic Substances 1971 (http://www.unodc.org/pdf/convention_1971_en.pdf). Article XX (b) – 
necessary to protect human, animal or plant life or health. Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs 1961. Convention on Psychotropic Substances 1971. Misuse of Drugs Act 
1975,  Misuse of 
Drugs Regulations 1977 Administered by the 
Ministry of Health 
17 Conditional prohibition 
on the exportation of marine animals CP-X 0106.12, 
0106.19, 0106.90 Marine mammals and 
parts of marine mammals, such as seals, whales, dolphins and porpoises. Article XX(g) - 
relating to the conservation of exhaustible natural resources Marine Mammals 
Protection Act 1978, Trade in Endangered Species Act 1989 The Marine Mammals 
Protection Act requires that exporters of Marine Mammals have a permit to do so. Administered by the Department of Conservation.  
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No. General description of 
the restriction Type of 
restriction 
(Symbol in 
Annex 2 of 
the 
Decision) Tariff line 
code(s) 
affected, based 
on HS(2012) Detailed Product 
Description WTO Justification 
(e.g. Article XX(g) of 
the GATT, etc.) and 
Grounds for 
Restriction, e.g., 
Other International 
Commitments (e.g. 
Montreal Protocol, 
CITES, etc) National legal basis 
and entry into force 
(i.e. Law, regulation 
or administrative 
decision) Administration, 
modification of 
previously notified 
measures, and other 
comments 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 
18 Conditional prohibition 
on the exportation of Pounamu (New Zealand greenstone) in its natural state, and partly or wholly processed Pounamu CP-X 7103.10.00, 
7103.99.01 Pounamu in its natural 
state, and partly or or wholly processed pounamu. Article XX (f) - 
imposed for the protection of national treasures of artistic, historic or archaeological value Protected Objects Act 
1975 Consent from the 
Minister of Customs is required to export these goods. Administered by the Ministry for Culture and Heritage. 
19 Conditional prohibition 
on the exportation of protected New Zealand objects CP-X Various. Protected New Zealand 
objects – previously known as antiquities – that have significant importance in terms of the country’s culture and sense of identity.  Article XX(f) – 
imposed for the protection of national treasures of artistic, historic, or archaeological value.  Protected Objects Act 
1976 Approval from the 
Ministry for Culture and Heritage is required to export these goods. Administered by the Ministry for Culture and Heritage. 
20 Conditional prohibition 
on the exportation of severely restricted or banned hazardous chemicals CP-X Various within 
HS Chapters 28 and 29 Hazardous chemicals 
covered by the Rotterdam Convention http://www.pic.int/TheConvention/Overview/tabid/1044/language/en-US/Default.aspx. Article XX (b) – 
necessary to protect human, animal or plant life or health.  Rotterdam Convention  Imports and Exports 
(Restrictions) Prohibition Order (No 2) 2004 This measure 
implements the Rotterdam Convention, and requires those exporting hazardous chemicals to obtain an export permit. Permits may cover more than one shipment but are limited to one year. Administered by the Environmental Protection Agency.  
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No. General description of 
the restriction Type of 
restriction 
(Symbol in 
Annex 2 of 
the 
Decision) Tariff line 
code(s) 
affected, based 
on HS(2012) Detailed Product 
Description WTO Justification 
(e.g. Article XX(g) of 
the GATT, etc.) and 
Grounds for 
Restriction, e.g., 
Other International 
Commitments (e.g. 
Montreal Protocol, 
CITES, etc) National legal basis 
and entry into force 
(i.e. Law, regulation 
or administrative 
decision) Administration, 
modification of 
previously notified 
measures, and other 
comments 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 
21 Conditional prohibition 
on the exportation of Toheroa (Paphies ventricos) CP-X 0307.91, 
0307.99  Toheroa (Paphies 
ventricos) Article XX(g) - 
relating to the conservation of exhaustible natural resources Customs Export 
Prohibition Order 2011 The export prohibition 
is done for the purposes of conservation of Toheroa, and is in conjunction with a domestic ban on the taking or possession of toheroa (enforced through the Fisheries (Commercial Fishing) Regulations 2001 and the Fisheries (Amateur Fishing) Regulations 1986). Administered by the Ministry for Primary Industries. 
22 Conditional prohibition 
on the exportation and importation of Radioactive materials CP, CP-X 2844 Radioactive materials 
as defined in the Radiation Protection Act 1965 http://www.legislation.govt.nz/act/public/1965/0023/latest/DLM372544.html.  Article XX (b) – 
necessary to protect human, animal or plant life or health Radiation Protection 
Act 1965 and subsequent regulations. Radioactive materials 
are not able to be imported into New Zealand, or exported from New Zealand, except with the prior consent in writing of the Minister or in accordance with or as permitted by  
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No. General description of 
the restriction Type of 
restriction 
(Symbol in 
Annex 2 of 
the 
Decision) Tariff line 
code(s) 
affected, based 
on HS(2012) Detailed Product 
Description WTO Justification 
(e.g. Article XX(g) of 
the GATT, etc.) and 
Grounds for 
Restriction, e.g., 
Other International 
Commitments (e.g. 
Montreal Protocol, 
CITES, etc) National legal basis 
and entry into force 
(i.e. Law, regulation 
or administrative 
decision) Administration, 
modification of 
previously notified 
measures, and other 
comments 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 
regulations made under 
the Radiation Protection Act 1965. Administered by the Ministry of Health. 
23 Conditional prohibition 
on the exportation and importation of persistent organic pollutants CP, CP-X Various, 
including: 2903.31.00.00K2903.81.00.00H2903.82.00.00B2903.92.00.00F 2908.11.00.00C2908.91.00.00B2908.92.00.00G2915.36.00.10C2916.16.00.00G2918.18.00.00B2918.91.00.00K2920.11.00.00B2924.12.00.00K2925.21.00.00G2930.50.00.00K2931.10.00.00C2931.20.00.00G Persistent organic 
pollutants as covered by the Stockholm Convention http://chm.pops.int/Convention/tabid/54/Default.aspx. Article XX (b) – 
necessary to protect human, animal or plant life or health. Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants. Imports: Hazardous 
Substances and New Organisms Act 1996. Exports: Imports and Exports (Restrictions) Prohibition Order (No 2) 2004. Specific exemptions 
exist when imports or exports are in conformity with the Stockholm Convention, and a permit must be obtained. Administered by the Environmental Protection Agency. 
24 Conditional prohibition 
and global quota on the exportation of some CP-X Various Species listed in the 
Appendices of the Convention on Article XX(g) - 
relating to the conservation of Trade in Endangered 
Species Act 1989 CITES requires 
documentation for the import, export, re- 
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No. General description of 
the restriction Type of 
restriction 
(Symbol in 
Annex 2 of 
the 
Decision) Tariff line 
code(s) 
affected, based 
on HS(2012) Detailed Product 
Description WTO Justification 
(e.g. Article XX(g) of 
the GATT, etc.) and 
Grounds for 
Restriction, e.g., 
Other International 
Commitments (e.g. 
Montreal Protocol, 
CITES, etc) National legal basis 
and entry into force 
(i.e. Law, regulation 
or administrative 
decision) Administration, 
modification of 
previously notified 
measures, and other 
comments 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 
endangered, threatened 
or exploited species (Appendices I, II and III of CITES) International Trade in 
Endangered Species (CITES) http://www.cites.org/eng/app/appendices.php. exhaustible natural 
resources.  Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES). export and introduction 
from the species listed in its Appendices. The nature of permissions depend on: the Appendix in which the species is listed; the age of the specimen; and the nature of the specimen (e.g. personal effects, scientific samples, etc.). All parts and derivatives of species are included. Administered by the Department of Conservation. 
  
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 This section shall be filled by Members in case a notification ma de pursuant to another notifica tion requirement (e.g. set in the Agreement on 
Agriculture, Agreement on Balance of Payments, Agreement on Safe guards, and the Agreement on Import Licensing Procedures, etc.)  contains information 
on a quantitative restriction in force and which is not listed in Section 1.   
 1.  Agreement on Agriculture 
 
A.  Was a notification made with info rmation on a quantitative restriction?   Yes  
   No  
B.  If yes, then list below the relevant document symbol an d include any information element missing in the notification: 
 
 
2.  Agreement on Balance of Payments  
A.  Was a notification made with info rmation on a quantitative restriction?   Yes  
   No  
B.  If yes, then list below the relevant document symbol an d include any information element missing in the notification: 
 
3.  Agreement on Safeguards 
 
A.  Was a notification made with info rmation on a quantitative restriction?   Yes     No  
B.  If yes, then list below the relevant document symbol an d include any information element missing in the notification: 
 
 
  
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4.  Agreement on Import Licensing Pr ocedures (non-automatic licences) 
 
A.  Was a notification made with info rmation on a quantitative restriction?   Yes     No   
B.  If yes, then list below the relevant document symbol an d include any information element missing in the notification: 
 
Document symbol of 
notification General 
description Type of 
restr.  
 Tariff line 
code(s) 
affected, 
based on 
HS(2012) Detailed 
Product 
Description WTO Justification 
and Grounds for 
Restriction, e.g., 
Other International 
Commitments  National legal basis 
and entry into force 
 Administration; 
modification of prev. 
notified measures; 
and other comments 
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 
G/LIC/N/3/NZL/2 Anti-Personnel 
Mines       
G/LIC/N/3/NZL/2 Chemical Weapons       
G/LIC/N/3/NZL/2 Controlled Drugs       
G/LIC/N/3/NZL/2 Cluster Munitions       
G/LIC/N/3/NZL/2 Endangered, 
threatened species       
G/LIC/N/3/NZL/2 Firearms and 
restricted weapons       
G/LIC/N/3/NZL/2 Hazardous Wastes       
G/LIC/N/3/NZL/2 Graphic Materials 
Intended for Use by Children       
G/LIC/N/3/NZL/2 Imports to 
Antarctica       
G/LIC/N/3/NZL/2 Marine animals       
G/LIC/N/3/NZL/2 Ozone Depleting 
Substances       
G/LIC/N/3/NZL/2 Radioactive 
Substances       
  
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A. Was a notification made with information on a quantitative restriction in other notifications?   Yes     No   
B. If yes, then list below the relevant document symbol a nd include any information element missing in the notification: 
 
 
 
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