When you want to bring goods into New Zealand, an inspector checks them first. The inspector must follow the rules in section 27 and section 28 of the Biosecurity Act 1993. If the goods do not meet these rules, the inspector cannot give clearance for them to enter New Zealand.
If the inspector is satisfied that the goods meet the rules in section 27, they can give clearance for the goods to enter New Zealand. The inspector must make sure the goods do not break the rules in section 28. You can read more about these rules in section 27 and section 28 to understand what the inspector is checking for.
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An inspector must not give a clearance for the entry into New Zealand of goods contrary to section 27 but may give a clearance if satisfied as required by section 27.
An inspector must not give a clearance for the entry into New Zealand of goods contrary to section 28.
