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 2266 Duration ofarrange- ment. INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS OTHER THAN TREATIES [54 STAT. the airworthiness of aircraft Units and any changes therein that may from time to time be made. (b) In the event that, as a result of difficulties encountered in serv- ice (such as structural failure, etc.), the competent aeronautical authorities of New Zealand should suspend or prohibit the further operation of aircraft imported pursuant to the terms of this Arrange- ment, they shall promptly inform the competent aeronautical authori- ties of the United States of the nature of the difficulties encountered. (c) The furnishing of the information required by this Arrange- ment and the notification of special requirements pursuant to Article I shall be communicated by the competent aeronautical authorities of one Party directly to the competent aeronautical authorities of the other Party. All questions of procedure to be followed in the appli- cation of the provisions of the present Arrangement shall be the subject of direct correspondence, whenever necessary, between the competent aeronautical authorities of the Parties. ARTIcLE VIII-TERMINATION The present Arrangement shall be subject to termination by either Party upon six months' notice given in writing to the other Party. I should be pleased if you would inform me whether your Govern- ment accepts the foregoing text as the text which was agreed to in the Effective date course of the recent negotiations. If so, my Government suggests that the Arrangement become effective on March 1, 1940. I have the honor to be, Sir, Your obedient servant, L. C. PINKERTON, Amerioan Consul General. The Right Honorable MICHAE JOSEPH SAVAGE, P. C ., Prime Minister of the Domirnon of New Zealad, Wellington. Special Requirements Specified by the New Zealand Aeronautical Authorities for the Importation of United States Aircraft and Aircraft Components Into the Dominion of New Zealand as of March 1, 1940.* License, etc., re - quired. "Certffcate of Com- pliane" defined. 1. (a) A Licence to Import, issued by the competent authorities of New Zealand, shall be required for each shipment of aircraft Units. With respect to Class I Units the License to Import, to- gether with a Certificate of Compliance, must be produced at the time release is secured of such shipment of Class I Units from the customs authorities of New Zealand. As used in this Arrangement, the term "Certificate of Compliance" means a document issued by the competent aeronautical authorities United States of America and the Dominion of New Zealand relating to the importation into New Zealand of aircraft and aircraft units manufactured in the United States, effective March 1, 1940.
 * Subject to change. For definition of terms, see Arrangement between the

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