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May 26, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Cruise ship charge to be lowered

The marine safety charge paid by cruise ships will be reduced from October 1 this year, Transport Minister Steven Joyce said today. The per passenger charge of $8.29 will go down to $3.30. Mr Joyce said Maritime NZ had collected more money than had been anticipated, or required, from the industry.

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The marine safety charge paid by cruise ships will be reduced from October 1 this year, Transport Minister Steven Joyce said today. The per passenger charge of $8.29 will go down to $3.30. Mr Joyce said Maritime NZ had collected more money than had been anticipated, or required, from the industry.

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