Air New Zealand) Sample Clauses

Air New Zealand). Australia
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Air New Zealand). LIMITED (Air NZ)
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Air New Zealand). The monopoly provisions of the chapter will apply to the trading activities of entities granted the exclusive right to buy or sell a good or service. This would cover the monopoly functions of a small number of New Zealand government-owned entities in New Zealand, such as KiwiRail’s functions related to the administration of New Zealand’s rail network and Transpower’s operation of the National Grid. It excludes existing privately-held monopolies but would include future private and government-owned entities that the Government designates as monopolies (Zespri, for example, would be excluded). PHARMAC is not covered by these provisions.
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Air New Zealand). The monopoly provisions of the chapter will apply to the trading activities of entities granted the exclusive right to buy or sell a good or service. This would cover the monopoly functions of a small number of New Zealand government-owned entities in New Zealand, such as KiwiRail’s functions related to the administration of New Zealand’s rail network and Transpower’s operation of the National Grid. It excludes existing privately-held monopolies but would include future private and government-owned entities that the Government designates as monopolies (Zespri, for example, would be excluded). PHARMAC is not covered by these provisions. 30 See “OECD Factsheet on How Competition Policy Affects Macro-Economic Outcomes” (2014) for an extensive list of empirical studies on how the adoption of competition policy and law improves rates of growth both in individual sectors and for economies as a whole. An exception to the chapter excludes SOEs and monopolies with annual revenues below SDR 200 million31 (currently around NZ$400 million). CPTPP Parties will adjust this threshold every three years. In New Zealand, the entities defined as SOEs for the purposes of CPTPP above this threshold32 would be Air New Zealand, KiwiRail, New Zealand Post, Genesis Energy, the Lotteries Commission, Meridian Energy, Mighty River Power, Solid Energy, and Transpower. (Of these, only XxxxXxxx, New Zealand Post, Solid Energy and Transpower are covered by New Zealand’s SOE Act 1986.)
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