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ANZSIC
ANZSIC
ABS cat no. 1292.0
Denn i s Trew i n
Bria n Pink
Aust r a l i a n Sta ti s t i c i a n
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Abbreviations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . vi
Preface
CHAPT E R S
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Unit of classification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Methods of classification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
A guide to the coding of certain activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Numbering system and titles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Division codes and titles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
Division and subdivision codes and titles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Division, subdivision and group codes and titles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Division, subdivision, group and class codes and titles . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Division definitions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
The detailed classification . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Division A
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Division B
Mining . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
Division C
Manufacturing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106
Division D
Electricity, Gas, Water and Waste Services . . . . . . . . 200
Division E
Construction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 208
Division F
Wholesale Trade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220
Division G
Retail Trade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244
Division H
Accommodation and Food Services . . . . . . . . . . . 262
Division I
Transport, Postal and Warehousing . . . . . . . . . . . . 267
Division J
Information Media and Telecommunications . . . . . . 281
Division K
Financial and Insurance Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . 296
Division L
Rental, Hiring and Real Estate Services . . . . . . . . . . 304
Division M
Professional, Scientific and Technical Services . . . . . 311
Division N
Administrative and Support Services . . . . . . . . . . . 321
Division O
Public Administration and Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . 329
Division P
Education and Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 337
Division Q
Health Care and Social Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . 343
Division R
Arts and Recreation Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 351
Division S
Other Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 361
Alphabetic index of primary activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 374
Introduction
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4
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2006
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CONT E N T S
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ANZSIC 2006 ANZSIC 1993 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ISIC Rev. 3.1 ANZSIC 2006 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ANZSIC 2006 ISIC Rev. 3.1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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New Zealand units model . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Changes from ANZSIC 1993 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
497
Correspondences
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434
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APPE N D I C E S
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PREFA C E . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
The Australian and New Zealand Standard Industrial Classification (ANZSIC) has been
developed for use in the compilation and analysis of industry statistics in Australia and
New Zealand.
The Australian Bureau of Statistics and Statistics New Zealand jointly developed this
classification to improve the comparability of industry statistics between the two
countries and with the rest of the world.
This 2006 edition of the ANZSIC replaces the 1993 edition, which was the first version
produced. Prior to then, Australia and New Zealand developed separate standard
industry classifications. ANZSIC 2006 reflects the outcomes of a substantial review of the
classification, which included extensive consultation with users of the classification, such
as government agencies responsible for policy formulation and administration, and
non-government analysts of industry structure and performance.
The purpose of the review was to ensure that the classification remained current and
relevant, reflecting the changes that have occurred in the structure and composition of
industry since the previous edition and recognising changing user requirements for data
classified to industry.
The conceptual framework underpinning the ANZSIC has been more rigorously and
consistently applied in this edition. The publication includes detailed explanations of
the classification principles and the treatments of certain types of activities.
International comparability has been enhanced by aligning the classification, as far as
possible, with the upcoming revision of the International Standard Industrial
Classification of All Economic Activities (ISIC) (Revision 4).
We gratefully acknowledge the assistance provided by many individuals and
organisations in Australia and New Zealand in the review of the ANZSIC. We encourage
other organisations to use the classification to improve the comparability and usefulness
of industry statistics generally.
Denni s Tre wi n
Bria n Pink
Austr a l i a n Sta t i s t i c i a n
Gove r n m e n t Sta t i s t i c i a n
Febru a r y 2006
2006
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CHAP TE R
INTR O D U C T I O N . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
1.1
The Australian and New Zealand Standard Industrial Classification (ANZSIC) has
been jointly developed by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) and Statistics New
Zealand (Statistics NZ).
1.2
activity. The term 'business entity' is used in its widest sense to include any organisation
undertaking productive activities, including companies, non-profit organisations,
government departments and enterprises.
1.3
Arranging the large amount of data available about businesses into groupings that
are both analytically useful and which users can understand, can be done in a number of
ways. In economic statistics, this is usually achieved by either classifying the information
relating to the operations of businesses (e.g. grouping all income items together); or by
classifying the business units about which the data have been collected (e.g. grouping all
the data about businesses operating in Tasmania).
1.4
provides a standard framework under which business units carrying out similar
productive activities can be grouped together, with each resultant group referred to as
an industry.
1.5
The ANZSIC provides a basis for the standardised collection, analysis and
dissemination of economic data on an industry basis for Australia and New Zealand. Use
of the ANZSIC results in improved comparability of industry statistics produced by the
two countries. Prior to the development of ANZSIC 1993, separate national industrial
classifications were used in Australia and New Zealand.
1.6
As well as being the standard industrial classification that underpins ABS and
1.8
Businesses can be represented in various ways for particular statistical and other
purposes. Statistical agencies use the term 'unit' to refer to the representation of
businesses used for particular collections of data from businesses and for the production
of particular statistical outputs relating to them.
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UNIT OF CLASSI F I C A T I O N
1.9
cont i n u e d
units are used for industry statistics and institutional units are used for financial statistics.
A range of business units are used for different statistical purposes e.g. producing
The units and their relationships to each other are described within a units model. The
type of business unit to be classified to industry is a critical design element for any
industrial classification. Industrial classifications designed for a particular unit of
classification may be less suitable, or entirely unsuitable, for application to other types of
business units.
1.10
Chapter 3 describes the unit of classification used for the development of the
ANZSIC. The unit models used by the ABS and Statistics NZ in the compilation of their
official statistics are outlined in Appendices 1 and 2, with most emphasis on the
producing units used for industry statistics.
INTE R N A T I O N A L
1.11
STAN D A R D S
(ISIC) was adopted by the United Nations in 1948 and is used as the international
Revisions of the ISIC were issued in 1958 (Rev. 1), 1968 (Rev. 2) and 1990
(Rev. 3). A minor update of ISIC Rev. 3 was issued in 2002 (Rev. 3.1). A further major
revision of the ISIC is well advanced and is expected to be released in 2007 (Rev. 4).
1.13
Australia and New Zealand have for many years endeavoured to align their
industrial classifications with the ISIC as far as possible. However, the degree of
alignment able to be achieved is sometimes adversely affected by competing
classification principles e.g. a different organisation or structure of Australian or New
Zealand industry, or a lack of significance of some internationally recognised economic
activities in the two economies. Notwithstanding this, ANZSIC 2006 is expected to
achieve international comparability to a greater extent than earlier industrial
classifications. Refer to correspondences in Chapter 10.
PREV I O U S NATI O N A L
1.14
CLASSI F I C A T I O N S
drew together the several distinct classifications then in use in Australia to produce the
During the late 1960s, the then Commonwealth Bureau of Census and Statistics
first Australian Standard Industrial Classification (ASIC). The original 1969 edition of the
ASIC was based at the broader levels on the ISIC, with some modifications to allow for
comparability with previously used classifications. The structure and composition at the
finer levels were derived from extensive investigations into the activity mix characteristics
of Australian businesses.
1.15
Revised editions of the classification were released by the ABS in 1978 and 1983.
The 1978 edition reflected an extensive review of the 1969 edition, involving a substantial
program of empirical investigation and analytical work. Numerous changes were made,
mainly affecting the definitions of individual industry classes. There was little change at
the higher levels of the classification. The 1983 edition updated the 1978 edition in
respect of the Transport and Storage industries.
1.16
The first New Zealand Standard Industrial Classification (NZSIC) was issued in
1970, based on ISIC Rev. 2, but adapted to the New Zealand environment. It replaced a
modified form of the original 1948 edition of the ISIC, which had been used by Statistics
NZ from 1948. A second edition of the NZSIC was produced in 1975, with more detail in
CHAP T E R 1 INT R O D U C T I O N
PREV I O U S NATI O N A L
some areas, and a third edition was produced in 1987. The second and third editions of
CLASSI F I C A T I O N S
cont i n u e d
DEVE L O P M E N T OF THE
1.17
ANZS I C
were to improve the alignment with ISIC; to achieve a better balance across the
In 1985, the ABS commenced a major review of the ASIC. The principal objectives
classification by giving more attention to the services sector, including segments relating
to the culture, entertainment and other recreational industries; and to take account of
the effects of technological changes and changes in the structure of industry generally
since the previous edition.
1.18
classification was first raised in 1990 while the ASIC review was continuing. A succession
of economic agreements between Australia and New Zealand have operated since 1922.
The statistical agencies have met regularly to monitor the progress of the economic
relationship and to share experiences and explore common interests. Joint working
relationships have been established to harmonise statistics where practicable.
1.19
As the two statistical agencies used similar principles to create their national
industrial classifications, they were able to agree on the principles and strategy for
development of a single classification to meet the requirements of both countries. A
particular consideration was the need to update each country's classifications to align
with ISIC Rev. 3 issued in 1990.
1.20
Agreement was reached on a joint work program, which leveraged off the work
already undertaken on the ASIC review. The first edition of the joint classification
(ANZSIC) was released by the two agencies in 1993.
ANZS I C STR U C T U R E
1.21
The ANZSIC is a hierarchical classification with four levels, namely Divisions (the
broadest level), Subdivisions, Groups and Classes (the finest level). At the Divisional
level, the main purpose is to provide a limited number of categories which provide a
broad overall picture of the economy and are suitable for the publication of summary
tables in official statistics. The Subdivision, Group and Class levels provide increasingly
detailed dissections of these categories for the compilation of more specific and detailed
statistics.
1.22
Example
Division
C Manufacturing
Subdivision
Group
Class
ANZSI C REVI E W
1.23
The review of ANZSIC 1993 commenced in January 2000. There was extensive
consultation with users of the ANZSIC in Australia and New Zealand throughout the
review process, with the outcomes reflected in this, the 2006 edition of the ANZSIC.
There were several broad objectives set for the project.
CHAP T E R 1 INT R O D U C T I O N
A contemporary industrial
1.24
classification
current and relevant, reflecting the changes that have occurred in the structure and
composition of industry since the previous version, as well as satisfying emerging user
requirements for industry data.
1.25
assessed against, and be clearly worth, the significant costs in reworking statistical
collections and outputs, changing administrative database designs, and revising statistical
time series to reflect the new classification.
1.26
Since ANZSIC 1993 was developed, there have been changes in the structure,
composition and organisation of industrial and business activities in Australia and New
Zealand. New materials, technologies and production techniques have been adopted and
some of these have affected the way industry and businesses operate. New industries and
activities have emerged and need to be reflected in the classification.
1.27
consideration needs to be given to better support alternative industry views, i.e. those
different from the standard concepts embodied in the classification, e.g. tourism.
A stronger conceptual
1.28
basis
industries. This led to the classification prescribing different treatments for some very
The conceptual framework adopted for the development of ANZSIC 2006 uses
supply-side based industry definitions and groupings. Using this approach, business units
engaged in similar productive activities are grouped together. Units in an industry
therefore exhibit similar production functions (a term used to describe the
transformation of intermediate inputs, through the application of labour and capital, to
produce outputs).
Alignment with
1.30
international standards
comparability of Australian and New Zealand industry statistics with those of the rest of
Aligning the ANZSIC with international standards as far as possible maximises the
the world. In the interests of international statistical comparability, ANZSIC 2006 aligns
with the ISIC and the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) at the
subdivision level as far as practicable.
1.31
In the ANZSIC review, close consideration was given to the work undertaken in
recent years on the ISIC and the NAICS. Australia and New Zealand have been involved in
international meetings reviewing the bases of these classifications. To the extent
considered appropriate to Australian and New Zealand conditions, ANZSIC 2006
therefore reflects the latest international work on industrial classifications.
Other principles
1.32
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Other principles
1.33
co n t i n u e d
cover are economically significant in either Australia or New Zealand and the businesses
In most instances, industry classes have been formed only if the activities they
classified to them are homogeneous in terms of industrial activity. ANZSIC categories are
mutually exclusive and comprehensive in their coverage of productive economic
activities.
1.34
followed in the development of ANZSIC 2006. Chapter 4 describes the methods that
should be followed in classifying businesses according to the ANZSIC. Chapter 5 provides
further information on the treatment of certain activities.
CHAN G E S FROM ANZSI C
1.35
1993
1993.
1.36
introduced. It groups units mainly engaged in the creation and storing of information
products for dissemination purposes; transmitting information products using analogue
and digital signals; and providing transmission and storage services for information
products. This has been identified as a rapidly growing sector in the Australian and New
Zealand economies since the last review. The proposed ISIC Rev. 4 and NAICS 2002 also
recognise these activities in a separate Division.
1.37
The very large and diverse Property and Business Services Division in ANZSIC
1993, together with some other services, has been rearranged into three new divisions in
ANZSIC 2006: Rental, Hiring and Real Estate Services; Professional, Scientific and
Technical Services; and Administrative and Support Services. The three separate
divisions again align with the proposed ISIC Rev. 4 and NAICS 2002.
1.38
Appendix 3 examines in more detail the changes that have occurred between the
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ANZS I C 2006
1.40
1.41
Title
Mining
Manufacturing
Construction
Wholesale Trade
Retail Trade
Other Services
Chapter 6 describes the numbering system used in the classification and lists the
ANZSIC codes and titles. Chapter 7 lists the definitions of each of the ANZSIC Divisions.
Chapter 8 provides the full, detailed ANZSIC 2006 classification, with descriptions of all of
the ANZSIC classes and lists of primary activities and exclusions for each class. Chapter 9
includes an alphabetic index of the primary activities identified with the corresponding
ANZSIC codes.
IMPL E M E N T A T I O N OF
1.42
ANZS I C 2006
poses a number of significant issues for statistical agencies and users of the statistics.
Business registers need to incorporate the new classification, statistical collections need
to be redesigned and new outputs produced, and consideration needs to be given to
backcasting statistical series on the new basis.
1.43
These activities are costly and pose some risks to the normal operations of the
Implementation of ANZSIC 2006 will therefore take considerable time. While the
review was completed in December 2004, further time was needed for development of
the necessary tools to support its implementation, including this publication. There will
be a progressive release of statistics on the new basis from 2007 onwards. Users will be
kept informed about the implementation of ANZSIC 2006 through separate information
releases issued by both agencies.
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1.45
SER V I C E S
shown in Chapter 10, together with correspondences between ANZSIC 2006 and ISIC
Correspondences (or concordances) between ANZSIC 2006 and ANZSIC 1993 are
Rev. 3.1.
1.46
A range of other ANZSIC products and services are available for external users to
assist with the correct classification of businesses. These include the computer assisted
coders and the ANZSIC class change tables. These are available to users from the ABS
and Statistics NZ web sites, <www.abs.gov.au> and <www.stats.govt.nz> respectively.
FURT H ER INFOR MA T I O N
Australia
1.47
For more information about the ANZSIC and its associated products and services,
contact ABS, PO Box 10, Belconnen, ACT 2616 or contact ABS National Information and
Referral Service:
Phone: 1300 135 070
E-mail: client.services@abs.gov.au
ABS web site: <www.abs.gov.au>
New Zealand
1.48
For more information about the ANZSIC and its associated products and services,
contact Statistics NZ, P.O. Box 2922, Wellington or contact Statistics NZ's Information
Centre:
Phone:
E-mail:
info@stats.govt.nz
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CHAP TE R
INTR O D U C T I O N
2.1
to organise that information into categories suitable for economic analysis. This can be
done by using different classifications depending on the particular interests of users.
2.2
perspective. It provides a standard framework under which units carrying out similar
productive activities can be grouped together, with each resultant group being referred
to as an industry. The term industry is used in its widest context, covering the full range
of economic activities undertaken to produce both goods and services.
2.3
common for a business unit to engage in a range of activities wider than those
designated as belonging to a particular class, and when this occurs we classify the unit
based on its predominant activity.
2.4
Activities undertaken which belong to classes other than that to which the unit is
classified, are described as its 'secondary activities'. The secondary activities of a unit play
no part in assigning the class to which the unit is classified, but are useful for coverage
and specialisation ratio analysis. Refer to paragraph 2.20 for the definition of coverage
and specialisation ratios.
2.5
so that only those units with the same predominant activities are brought together to
form a class.
2.6
Units (TAUs) in the Australian statistical system, and Kind of Activity Units (KAUs) in the
New Zealand statistical system, although it can also be used for classifying some other
unit types. The TAU and the KAU are defined in Appendices 1 and 2 respectively.
2.7
Divisions (the highest level of the classification), Subdivisions, Groups and Classes (the
lowest level of the classification).
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PRIN C I P L E S FOR
2.8
RECO G N I S I N G ANZS I C
standards, should satisfy a number of fundamental principles. These include that the
2006 CLAS S E S
classification:
princ iples
has categories which can be readily understood by users and data providers;
should remain stable over a period of time, or be designed so that it can easily be
updated; and
Conceptual framework
2.9
supply-side based industry definitions and groupings. Using this approach, units engaged
in similar productive activities are grouped together. Units in an industry will therefore
exhibit similar production functions (a term used to describe the transformation of
intermediate inputs, through the application of labour and capital, to produce outputs).
2.10
In ANZSIC 2006, this framework has been applied more rigorously and
consistently than before. Industry statistics will be more consistently compiled and
analytically useful as a result. Refer to paragraphs 2.16, 2.17, 2.18 for more detail on the
supply-side concept.
Relev ance
2.11
ensure they remain current and relevant. They need to reflect new and emerging
industries, and the new business methods and technologies applied in the production of
goods and services. They also need to reflect new and emerging user requirements for
industry classified statistics.
International
2.12
comparability
practicable, aligns at the two digit subdivision level with the proposed ISIC Rev. 4.
2.13
units
activities are actually organised in the real world. This ensures that industry classes
A basic principle in the ANZSIC is that industry classes should reflect the way
reflect realistic and recognisable segments of Australian and New Zealand industry and
that the businesses classified to them have the necessary data for statistical collections.
Economic signific anc e
2.14
Generally, industry classes were formed only if they were economically significant
The criteria were modified for those industries where the standard measures of
output (e.g. value added, turnover) gave a misleading picture of economic significance
e.g. wholesale trade, retail trade, financial and insurance services, public administration
and safety. In these cases, additional classes were not formed simply because the
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economic significance criterion was exceeded. Other, more relevant criteria needed to
co n t i n u e d
be satisfied.
SUPP L Y - S I D E CONC E P T
2.16
ANZSIC 2006 uses supply-side based industry definitions and groupings. Using this
approach, business units engaged in similar productive activities are grouped together.
2.17
Following this approach, business units in a particular class will use similar inputs
and apply similar transformation processes to produce similar outputs. The study of
production (e.g. industry performance, productivity and structural analysis) requires an
industrial classification that follows this type of framework.
2.18
The supply-side concept can be strictly applied in developing only the lowest
level of the classification (the class level). This is the level at which homogeneity of
economic activity is greatest. For example, the application of this concept has led to the
creation of a class for fossil fuel electricity generation and a separate class for
hydro-electricity generation even though the final product, i.e. electricity, is the same.
INDU ST R Y HOMO GE N E I T Y
2.19
ratios. The specialisation ratio measures the extent to which units belonging to a
particular class engage in the activities designated as primary to that class. The coverage
ratio measures the extent to which the activities designated to a particular class are
undertaken by units belonging to that class.
2.21
It is highly desirable that the specialisation and coverage ratios exceed 70 per
cent for the formation of individual classes. This minimises the extent to which the
output of each class includes output of activities which belong to other classes. As a
consequence, users of industry statistics should note that classes do not contain all of
the units which undertake the activities belonging to that class. Units engaging in these
activities on a secondary basis will be classified to a different class according to their
predominant activity.
APPL Y I N G AND
2.22
BALA N C I N G
ANZSIC 2006 often reinforce each other. For example, good industry homogeneity helps
CLASSI F I C A T I O N
ensure the classification is on a strong conceptual basis and reflects the real world
PRIN C I P L E S
organisation of units. Economic significance helps ensure the classification reflects the
The classification principles set out above for the creation of industry classes in
real world organisation of units and that it reflects a contemporary view of Australian and
New Zealand industry.
2.23
On the other hand, the review and development of the classification has to
balance the often competing demands of relevance, continuity and comparability. The
principles applied for the definition of classes are sometimes in conflict. For example,
international comparability cannot be fully achieved if there is a different structure in
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APPL Y I N G AND
Australian and New Zealand industry, or if some internationally recognised activities are
BALA N C I N G
CLASSI F I C A T I O N
PRIN C I P L E S co n t i n u e d
FORMAT I O N OF BROADER
2.24
LEVE L CATEGO R I E S
units exhibit similar production functions generally falls. At the higher levels of the
As classes are grouped into higher levels of aggregation, the degree to which
This has the important consequence of causing units with very different inputs
categories which provide a broad overall picture of the economy, and are suitable for
summary tables in official statistical publications. Weight is also given to maintaining
continuity with previous editions of the classification.
2.27
Between the highest (Division) and lowest (Class) levels of the classification,
promoting some of the more economically significant industries to this higher level
of the classification.
2.28
2.29
2.30
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UNIT OF CLASS I F I C A T I O N . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3.1
are mainly engaged in undertaking similar economic activities. Individual business units
may use structures for their taxation, management, financing, production and
employment functions which differ from the structures used for the same purposes by
other business units. For statistical purposes, it is essential that standard definitions of
business units are applied, so that the statistics required are able to be collected and
compiled without gaps or duplication.
CONS I S T E N C Y AND
3.2
COMP A R A B I L T Y
different statistical collections and over time. This would be extremely difficult if different
business unit structures were used in different collections, or in different time periods
for some collections.
3.3
The units model enables the statistical agency to best collect the broad and
diverse range of data it requires in respect of businesses, in order to produce the range
of statistical outputs required by key users. Among other things, it should also take into
account the costs to businesses of providing the necessary information and the costs to
the statistical agency of maintaining the central business register.
INTE R N A T I O N A L
3.5
STAN D A R D S
The System of National Accounts, 1993 (1993 SNA) acts as one of the most
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INTE R N A T I O N A L
3.6
STAN D A R D S co n t i n u e d
In the real world, economic entities engaged in the production of goods and
structures. The terminology used to refer to these units also varies considerably from
country to country. Two broad types of units are defined in the 1993 SNA institutional
units and producing units. These are defined for the purpose of compiling statistics
within an integrated and coherent framework (the 1993 SNA).
3.7
The System of National Accounts' (SNA) origin traces back to the report of the
3.8
Unit models provide definitions of the units used, describe the relationships of
the different unit types to each other, and identify the information held about each unit
type on the business register. They form the basis for establishing and maintaining
business structures on the business register for use in statistical collections. They enable
qualitative and some quantitative comparisons to be made of statistical information
collected from different unit types.
3.9
The unit models currently used by the ABS and Statistics NZ are outlined in
Appendices 1 and 2 respectively. The unit models described include both the
institutional and producing units used by the two agencies. While institutional units are
discussed, the major emphasis in this publication is on the producing units used to
compile industry statistics.
3.10
Institutional units are at the level at which financial and balance sheet accounts
are maintained and from which a consolidated financial position can be derived. The
primary classification of institutional units is to institutional sector, rather than to
industry.
3.11
Statistical agencies periodically review their unit models and their business
register maintenance strategies, particularly when there are major changes in the
environment in which they apply, or when significant new information sources become
available to update their business registers.
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UNIT OF CLASSI F I C A T I O N
3.13
The Type of Activity Unit (TAU) in Australia and the Kind of Activity Unit (KAU) in
New Zealand are the main producing units used for the compilation of industry statistics
in the two countries. These unit types are defined in Appendices 1 and 2 respectively.
3.14
In the review of the ANZSIC, the classification principles set out in Chapter 2
were applied to these particular unit types. Therefore, ANZSIC 2006 is primarily a
classification of TAUs in Australia and KAUs in New Zealand.
UNIT TERMI N O L O G Y
3.15
The 1993 SNA and the ISIC use the term 'establishment' to refer to their
recommended producing unit. The 1993 SNA defines an establishment as 'an enterprise,
or part of an enterprise, that is situated in a single location and in which only a single
(non-ancillary) productive activity is carried out or in which the principal productive
activity accounts for most of the value added'.
3.16
It further states that 'although the definition of an establishment allows for the
possibility that there may be one or more secondary activities carried out, they should be
on a small scale compared with the principal activity. If a secondary activity within an
enterprise is as important, or nearly as important, as the principal activity, then that
activity should be treated as taking place within a separate establishment from that in
which the principal activity takes place.'
3.17
ISIC Rev. 3.1 follows the 1993 SNA unit definitions. However ISIC Rev. 3, which
predated the 1993 SNA, defined a wider range of producing units, including a kind of
activity unit and an establishment unit. This recognised that the establishment unit was
not suitable for all industry statistics.
3.18
Both Australia and New Zealand define their main producing unit at a somewhat
higher level than that recommended by the 1993 SNA. Neither restrict their unit to a
single physical location and both accept a lower level of homogeneity of activity in
forming units compared with the 1993 SNA. This reflects the fact that the 1993 SNA
provides the conceptually ideal treatment, which is not constrained by the practical
operational issues which unit definitions have to address in each country, such as
availability of data from standard business accounts at different levels of business unit.
3.19
The KAU defined in ISIC Rev. 3 was the origin of the similarly named unit in the
New Zealand units model. It was also more closely aligned with the management unit
previously used by the ABS, and its currently used TAU, than the establishment unit.
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CHAP TE R
INTR O D U C T I O N
METHO D S OF CLASS I F I C A T I O N
4.1
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The basic method for classifying units to categories in the ANZSIC is to classify
each unit according to its predominant activity. The ABS and Statistics NZ classify each
unit at the finest level of the classification. The hierarchical nature of the classification
also means that the unit's classification at the ANZSIC group, subdivision and division
levels can be readily established. This characteristic allows statistics to be produced at all
levels of the classification if required. If users of the classification do not require the
lowest level of detail of the classification, they can classify units to a higher level (e.g. at
the two digit subdivision level) to suit their respective needs.
4.2
At each level of the classification, a unit can be classified to only one category.
Categories for the classification of a unit at the different levels must be related to each
other by aggregation or disaggregation i.e. a unit classified to the Manufacturing Division
can be classified to a subdivision only within the Manufacturing Division.
4.3
There are few problems classifying units engaged in only one kind of activity (i.e.
a unit would be classified according to that one activity it undertakes). While it would be
ideal if units could be defined such that each unit undertakes only a single activity, this is
not practicable in the real world due to data availability, provider load and resource
constraints.
4.4
Many units are engaged in activities which belong to two or more industry
categories, and for these 'multi-activity' units it is necessary to specify methods for
classifying them to their predominant activity. This chapter describes these general
methods of classification, including assessing the predominant activity of a unit.
ASSE S S I N G THE
4.5
PRED O M I N A N T ACT I V I T Y
Added (refer to the Australian System of National Accounts: Concepts, Sources and
OF A UNIT
As recommended by the ISIC, the ABS and Statistics NZ use the concept of Value
Methods (cat. no. 5216.0) for the definition of Value Added) to determine the
predominant activity of a unit undertaking multiple activities, that is, the activity with the
highest value added is the predominant activity.
4.6
based on value added because the necessary data are not available. In these instances, a
proxy for value added is used. These measures are listed in order of preference below:
number of employees.
4.7
Care needs to be taken with the use of these proxy measures in determining the
predominant activity of a unit as they may not be the most reliable indicator of value
added. This is particularly so in the case of units undertaking both market and
non-market activities, where reliance on measures of sales of goods and services is
inappropriate.
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ASSE S S I N G THE
4.8
PRED O M I N A N T ACT I V I T Y
the sale of goods through the operation of a school canteen. Using sales as the proxy for
OF A UNIT co n t i n u e d
For example, a Parent and Teacher Association receives some of its income from
value added in this case would result in this unit being classified to Class 4512 Takeaway
Food Services. However, the main function of the unit is to act as an interest group
promoting educational issues and not operating a takeaway food outlet. Therefore, the
Parent and Teacher Association would be classified to Class 9559 Other Interest Group
Services n.e.c.
VER T I C A L L Y INT E G R A T E D
4.9
UNIT S
different stages of production are carried out in succession by different parts of the same
Vertically integrated units are a particular type of multi-activity unit, where the
business unit. The output of one stage becomes the input to the next stage, with only
the output of the final stage being sold on the market.
4.10
agricultural and manufacturing activity e.g. grape growing and wine manufacturing; olive
growing and olive oil product manufacturing; chicken farming and chicken meat
processing; pig farming and pig meat processing. These combinations of activities are
often undertaken by single business units, often on the same premises. Vertical
integration also occurs in a number of other industries and circumstances.
4.11
using value added in the same way as other units. If no information is available to assess
value added, or there are two or more activities of equal value, then the unit is classified
to the activity which represents the last or final stage of production. This is where most
of the value added is generally assumed to lie.
4.12
undertaken by vertically integrated units is not possible due to the lack of market
transactions to value the activities. In these cases, it may be appropriate to use one of the
proxy measures discussed previously in this chapter. If it is clear that an activity is
predominant, but no actual data are available, the unit should be coded to its
predominant activity.
COMB I N E D ACTI V I T Y
4.13
CLAS S E S
combined activities. The most commonly recognised area where these activities occur is
in agriculture, where farms are specifically set up to produce both livestock and crops, or
combinations of different livestock.
4.14
The ANZSIC includes two combined activity classes within Division A Agriculture,
Forestry and Fishing, namely Class 0144 Sheep-Beef Cattle Farming and Class 0145
Grain-Sheep or Grain-Beef Cattle Farming. These classes are representative of common
combinations of farming activities in Australia and New Zealand.
4.15
production functions when compared with units specialising in farming one type of
livestock or crop, as different types of inputs, capital and labour are required. While the
ABS and Statistics NZ both use the ANZSIC to classify agriculture units, they have
previously applied different coding rules to assign units to the combined farming classes.
For ANZSIC 2006, the two statistical agencies use the same coding rules.
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COMB I N E D ACTI V I T Y
4.16
CLAS S E S co n t i n u e d
Line Grocery Wholesaling, 4110 Supermarket and Grocery Stores and 4260 Department
Other ANZSIC classes that include combined activities are Classes 3601 General
Stores. If these combined activity classes were not formed, the classification would fail to
recognise distinct and identifiable segments of Australian and New Zealand industry.
CLASSIFY ING A UNIT TO
4.17
AN INDU S T R Y
There are two different methods used to classify business units to industry, in
classification to categories at the broadest level of the classification in the first
instance i.e. an ANZSIC division, and subsequently to categories at successively
lower levels ('top-down'); or
'Top-down method'
4.18
Using the top-down method, units are first classified to a division, then to a
subdivision within that division, and so on until the unit is finally classified to a class. The
ABS and Statistics NZ use the top-down method of classification to the ANZSIC. ISIC also
recommends the use of this method because it ensures better consistency of aggregate
data at the higher levels of classification.
'Direc t method'
4.19
Using the direct method, units are classified directly to the lowest level of
classification (i.e. ANZSIC class). Therefore, the unit will inherit the higher level
categories to which the class belongs.
Different outc omes
4.20
In some cases very different outcomes can result from the two methods. For
example, a unit undertakes activities which are primary to three classes where:
4.21
STEP 1
In this case the unit would be classified to Division G Retail Trade, as this is the Division
where most activity occurs (i.e. 60% of the unit's income is derived from its retail
activities, compared with 40% from wholesale activities).
STEP 2
BELON G S .
In this case the unit would be classified to Subdivision 39 Motor Vehicle and Motor
Vehicle Parts Retailing, as both retail activities belong to this subdivision.
STEP 3
In this case the unit would be classified to Group 391 Motor Vehicle Retailing, as the
income derived from retailing motor vehicles is greater than that derived from retailing
motor vehicle parts.
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STEP 4
co n t i n u e d
In this case the unit would be classified to Class 3911 Car Retailing, as the car retailing
activity is predominant.
4.22
Using the direct method, the unit would be classified according to the largest
single activity undertaken. Therefore, based on the fact that the largest single income earning activity of the unit is derived from wholesaling motor vehicles, the unit would be
classified to Class 3501 Car Wholesaling. This example illustrates how different
classification outcomes can result from the use of either the top-down or the direct
method of classification.
4.23
4.24
IN THE PREDO MI N A N T
the predominant activity of a unit can be affected. This can occur for many reasons,
ACTI V I T Y
It is common for businesses to change their mix of activities over time such that
In some situations, minor shifts in the value of sales from the separate activities
in the unit's industry classification. Resistance factors can be applied which reduce
'flipping' of units between classes from year to year. This ensures that any changes in
classification reflect relatively permanent changes in the predominant activity of the
business.
4.27
Both the ABS and Statistics NZ apply ISIC recommended resistance factors to
prevent units changing industry on the basis of temporary activity shifts. This rule states
that the change to a unit's activity must be in place for a minimum of two years before a
change in the ANZSIC can be applied.
SPEC I F I C TREA T M E N T S
4.28
Apart from the general classification principles, methods and issues outlined
above, a wide range of more specific issues arise in the treatment of certain activities in
the ANZSIC. The more significant of these are discussed in Chapter 5 of this publication.
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CHAP TE R
INTR O D U C T I O N
5.1
number of complex industry coding issues. The guidelines include the treatment to be
applied to issues which cut across the whole economy, as well as those specific to
particular industries.
GOVE R N M E N T - O W N E D
5.2
UNIT S
cause confusion given the existence of the category titled government or public
Government units producing goods and services (e.g. education or health) are
classified to the same industry as private sector units engaged in similar activities. The
Public Administration and Safety Division includes all units primarily engaged in
providing legislative, executive and judicial activities; or safety activities such as defence
or policing. For a full definition of the Public Administration and Safety Division, see
Chapter 7.
5.4
The implication of this treatment is that private sector units engaged in public
administration or safety activities are classified to the Public Administration and Safety
Division. This represents a significant change from ANZSIC 1993, where the Government
Administration and Defence Division was restricted to government units.
OWN ACCO U N T
5.5
CONST R U C T I O N
A large number of new business units start up in any given period. Before
capital formation. In many instances, these units may decide to undertake the capital
formation (e.g. construction of a furnace, a railway line, a factory or a mine) themselves.
This raises the issue of whether these units are primarily engaged in construction
activity, or engaged in the purpose for which the construction is being undertaken.
5.6
ANZSIC 2006 classifies a unit which undertakes own account capital formation to
the industry covering its intended future operations, rather than to construction.
INDU S T R Y SUPP O R T
5.7
SER V I C E S
service categories:
There are a number of ANZSIC 2006 industry divisions which contain support
Division B Mining;
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INDU S T R Y SUPP O R T
5.8
SER V I C E S co n t i n u e d
established that the output of an activity was wholly consumed by units classified to a
single division. For example, support services classes such as 0522 Shearing Services and
0510 Forestry Support Services have been included in Division A Agriculture, Forestry
and Fishing, as the outputs of the activities identified are wholly consumed by units
classified to this division.
5.9
classified to a 'general service' division, according to the type of service being provided.
For example, transport services and veterinary services are typically consumed by units in
more than one industry division. Therefore, they are classified to the appropriate classes
in Division I Transport, Postal and Warehousing, and Division M Professional, Scientific
and Technical Services respectively.
CONT R A C T I N G SER V I C E S
5.10
The increasing use of contractors in the economy can cause confusion with
5.11
Units called contractors can undertake a variety of activities across all industries
production process on a contract basis for another unit, and in doing so supplies the
entire workforce, including supervisory staff. In this case, the contracted unit is classified
according to the activity it undertakes, not to the more general Labour Supply Services
Class.
Subcontrac tors
5.13
across all industries in the economy. These units may or may not work under the
direction of the client business and can often be a sole trader i.e. a one-person business.
These units are contracted to other businesses to perform one or more activities.
5.14
Traditionally, these units have been concentrated in the construction, mining and
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Servic e companies
5.15
Units referred to as service companies have caused difficulties in the past with
usually related, business. For example, a construction unit may set up a separate
company to hold all their employees. The service company then undertakes the
construction work on behalf of the first unit on a fee or contract basis. In this case, the
service company is deemed to be providing a construction service i.e. the contract is for
the completion of a set construction task.
5.17
In such cases, the service company is providing the entire workforce, including
the supervisory staff, to the first unit. In general, it is the nature of the activities
undertaken by the units known as service companies which determine their industry
classification. This is in accordance with the basic industry classification principle that a
unit will generally be classified to an industry according to its own predominant activity.
LABO U R SUPP L Y
5.18
SER V I C E S
Contract Staff Services in ANZSIC 1993) is often confused with contracting and service
companies.
5.19
The ANZSIC 2006 Class 7212 Labour Supply Services is defined as:
including units mainly engaged in supplying their own employees to other businesses
on a fee or contract basis i.e. where assignments are mainly on a temporary or
short-term basis and performed under the supervision of staff of the client unit.
5.20
These units have large numbers of staff on their books and may specialise in the
provision of staff in particular industries e.g. trades, nursing, office work etc.
5.21
In order to be classified to this ANZSIC class, a unit must satisfy the following
conditions:
the service provided to the client business must be one of labour supply;
personnel supplied to the client remain employees of the unit providing the labour
supply service;
assignments are performed under the supervision of staff of the client business; and
the labour supply unit is paid a fee by the client business for supply of the labour.
5.22
As noted above, where a unit provides the entire workforce, including the
supervisory staff, to the client business, it is classified according to the nature of the
activity being undertaken for the client business. The length of time covered by the
contract is not a determining factor in these cases.
REPAI R AND
5.23
MAIN T E N A N C E
plant, equipment, household appliances and personal goods. The nature of repair and
Repair and maintenance activities are carried out on a wide range of items of
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REPAI R AND
5.24
MAIN T E N A N C E co n t i n u e d
maintenance activities. Repair and maintenance activities may involve essentially the
Two distinct cases arise with respect to businesses mainly engaged in repair and
same production function as that involved in the creation of the product, or they may
involve a clearly different and identifiable production function.
Similar produc tion
5.25
functions
involving similar production functions to those used for the creation of the original
products, are classified to the industry where units creating the new product are
classified.
5.26
In these cases, the degree to which the factors of production (capital and labour)
are interchangeable between the creation and the repair and maintenance activities is
very high. These repair and maintenance activities are included in the appropriate
classes.
5.27
Examples include:
ship and boat repair and maintenance (Classes 2391 and 2392);
residential and non-residential buildings repair and maintenance (Classes 3011, 3019
and 3020); and
highway, road, street, bridge or airport runway repair and maintenance (Classes
3101 and 3109).
5.28
functions
different production functions to those used for the creation of the original products,
Where units are mainly engaged in repair and maintenance activities involving
they are classified to the relevant classes in the Other Services Division. Subdivision 94
Repair and Maintenance has been created within that division for repair and
maintenance activities of this type.
5.29
Examples include:
other machinery and equipment repair and maintenance (Class 9429); and
5.30
While all units mainly engaged in repair and maintenance activities involving
distinctly different production functions are classified to this subdivision, some repair
and maintenance activities are predominantly undertaken by units which either create
the new products, or trade them. Creation of a separate class for these repair and
maintenance activities anywhere in the ANZSIC would likely result in low coverage ratios.
Units undertaking these activities as their predominant activity are classified to Class
9499 Other Repair and Maintenance n.e.c.
5.31
Where repair activities are carried out as a secondary activity by units which are
mainly engaged in some other activity, the units are classified to the class to which their
main activity is primary.
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INST A L L A T I O N
5.32
often undertaken in conjunction with other activities (e.g. manufacture or sales), as well
as in isolation. Installation refers to the placement of a product into position for use, and
encompasses such activities as the installation of hot water systems, air conditioning and
elevators. Where another term for describing an installation-type activity appears more
appropriate in terms of general usage, that term is used e.g. erection, assembly, fixing.
Manufac ture, sale and
5.33
installation
and wholesale or retail activities to install the products they sell to other businesses or
households e.g. a business selling hot water systems to members of the public may
arrange the installation of the system in the purchaser's dwelling.
5.34
Where the installation is performed by the business unit selling the product, the
installation activity is treated as a secondary activity of that unit. This is because the value
added of the installation activity is normally less than that of the principal activity
undertaken. Where installation activities are carried out as a secondary activity, by units
mainly engaged in another activity, the units are classified according to their main
activity.
5.35
The installation activities performed by these units are incidental to the primary
activity of the unit (i.e. an elevator manufacturer may also install the lift in a building).
Consistent with the classification principle of predominance, these units are classified
according to their main activity (i.e. in the case of the elevator manufacturer to the
appropriate Manufacturing class).
5.36
However, there are many units that specialise in providing installation activities
only. In these cases, 'installation activities' are the predominant activity for the units and
are coded accordingly. The classification contains a number of classes where such
installation activities are the primary activities of the class (see Table 5.1 for more
information).
Specialis t installation
5.37
class es
professional staff may subcontract the installation activities to other firms, as these
activities may not be seen to be part of their core business and/or they may require
particular skills. Some business units specialise in the installation of particular products
or groups of products and these units are classified to specialist installation classes. Table
5.1 summarises the classification of the different types of installation activities in ANZSIC
2006.
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TA B L E 5. 1 :
CL A S S I F I C A T I O N OF IN S T A L L A T I O N AC T I V I T I E S IN AN Z S I C 20 0 6
ANZSIC 2006
Insta l l a t i o n of
DIVI S I O N C: MANU F A C T U R I N G
Custom made built-in furniture or joinery by the manufacturer
DIVIS I O N E: CONS T R U C T I O N
Electrical machinery (heavy, on-site assembly); Telephone, telegraph or telex equipment - distribution
lines, electricity or communication, construction
Television antennae, pay TV antennae, domestic exhaust fans, electric light or power, computer
cabling; Telephone, telegraph or telex equipment - telecommunication cable or wire installation
(except transmission lines)
Air conditioning duct-work, air conditioning equipment, heating equipment (except industrial
furnaces), refrigeration equipment
Floor coverings
5.38
LEASI N G
could be made primary to one class in the ANZSIC. The term, however, encompasses a
Rental, hiring and leasing might be considered a single kind of activity which
5.39
5.40
Renting, hiring and leasing heavy machinery with an operator is included in the
division where the equipment is predominantly used. This is because the output being
provided is a particular service, rather than just the provision of equipment for rent, hire
or lease. For example, when construction machinery is hired in conjunction with the
operator, the service being paid for is a construction service and not just for the use of
equipment for a day. Examples of hire with operator include:
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co n t i n u e d
Renting without an
5.41
operator
classified to the appropriate classes in Division L Rental, Hiring and Real Estate Services.
Other renting, hiring and leasing activities not involving an operator are mostly
For example, where a unit is mainly engaged in renting or leasing land or property for
use by another business, the unit is classified to Class 6712 Non-Residential Property
Operators in Division L, and not to the industry of the businesses served. No distinction
is made as to whether the service provided is for business or household use.
5.42
An exception to this treatment exists for units mainly engaged in the hire of linen
or uniforms. These units are classified to Class 9531 Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Services,
in Division S Other Services, as the hire is typically an integral part of a broader laundry
service.
AGIS T M E N T
5.43
The term agistment is often used to refer to two types of broad activities:
5.44
In ANZSIC 2006, agistment is defined only as the practice where a business unit
takes in some or all of another unit's livestock in exchange for a fee for feed and basic
care. The practice where a business unit owns and leases its land to another unit to graze
its livestock is not considered agistment.
5.45
Units engaged in owning and leasing land, whether for agricultural or any other
5.47
MINE R A L S
be separated into mineral and waste, the mineral then being suitable for further
Beneficiation is the process whereby a mineral ore is reduced to particles that can
processing or direct use. The operations that take place in beneficiation are primarily
mechanical, such as grinding, washing, magnetic separation and centrifugal separation.
5.48
5.49
In the previous version of the ANZSIC, manufacturers who sold their produce
directly to end consumers were in some cases, e.g. bakeries, classified as retailers. In
ANZSIC 2006, this treatment has been changed so that units that undertake both the
manufacture and sale of their product, within the one unit, are classified to
manufacturing.
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5.50
cont i n u e d
considered wholesale or retail. In ANZSIC 2006, trade is defined as the purchase and
onselling of largely untransformed goods. A manufacturer starts with raw materials and
uses capital and labour to transform those materials into a new final product. By this
definition, manufacturers cannot wholesale or retail goods they have manufactured
themselves.
5.51
boundaries between industries may not always be clear. If, in addition to the sale of own
account produced goods (a manufacturing activity), the unit also sells products sourced
from other business units (a wholesale or retail activity), the classification of the unit is
determined by assessing the predominant activity in the normal way.
5.52
shoes it has manufactured itself, as well as shoes purchased from other businesses. It
includes both manufacturing and retail activities, with sales sourced from both own
account production and external sources.
CONT R AC T
5.53
MANU F A C T U R I N G
goods or services on a contract, commission or fee for service basis for other units.
However, difficulties arise in determining the major activity of units which have goods or
services produced for them on a contract, commission or fee for service basis, where
these goods or services are included in the final output of the unit.
5.54
Units that arrange the manufacture of their products by another unit, paying the
because the businesses concerned often previously manufactured the goods themselves.
They have since, for various reasons, sub-contracted out the manufacturing activity to
other units, either in the same country or abroad.
5.56
While converters do not physically manufacture the goods, they often own the
inputs to the manufacturing process, the copyright to the design of the goods, bear the
commercial responsibility and risk for the goods produced, and exert significant control
over the production process.
5.57
ISIC currently classifies these units to manufacturing, provided they exert some
control over the design of the goods or the manufacturing process. ISIC Rev. 3.1
specifically states that ownership of the material inputs is required for a converter to be
classified to the manufacturing division:
units which sell goods or services under their own name, and for their risk, but have
the actual production done by others, are to be classified as if they produce the goods
or services themselves, provided that they have considerable influence on the
conception of the products or, in the case of the manufacturing industry, they own the
materials to be transformed.
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CONT R AC T
5.58
MANU F A C T U R I N G
converters, along the lines of the existing treatment in ISIC Rev. 3.1. Converters of
cont i n u e d
For ANZSIC 2006, a pragmatic approach has been taken for the treatment of
units that own the material inputs and own the final outputs, but have the
production done by others, are classified to the manufacturing division; and
units that do not own the material inputs, but own the final outputs and have the
production done by others, are not classified to the manufacturing division. They
are classified either as a wholesaler or a retailer.
5.59
classified to the manufacturing division. The majority are classified to the industry class
which includes the manufacturing activity they undertake. The only exceptions are:
COMM I S S I O N BUY I N G
5.60
AND SELL I N G
adopted in ANZSIC 1993. Units mainly engaged in undertaking the purchase and sale of
businesses are also included in this class. Class 3800 is the sole class in Subdivision 38,
which therefore has the same title and scope as that of the class.
Retail trade
5.62
Units providing commission buying and selling activities to the general public are
classified to Division G Retail Trade. Class 4320 Retail Commission-Based Buying and/or
Selling has been created for the activities of units mainly engaged in onselling goods to
the general public on a commission basis.
5.64
services. These units were classified to the Business Services n.e.c. class in ANZSIC 1993.
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SCEN I C AND
5.65
SIGH T S E E I N G TRAN S P O R T
sightseeing services could be classified to either the Transport and Storage Division or
Cultural and Recreational Services. There was no clear guidance provided to enable users
to determine which cases would be classified to either division.
5.66
Class 5010 Scenic and Sightseeing Transport has been created in ANZSIC 2006 to
For example, air passenger transport services can be distinguished from the
operator of joy flights based on the service being provided, types of aeroplane used,
schedules and routes. The joy flight operator will usually operate a small aircraft, during
specified 'opening hours', and have different staffing, capital, maintenance and safety
requirements than an operator of an air passenger transit service. Similar comparisons
can be drawn between the provider of transit rail services, and a unit operating a scenic
railway.
5.68
There are a number of other factors which distinguish scenic and sightseeing
they are local in nature and usually involve a same-day return; and
they often involve the provision of other services, such as tour commentary.
CORPO R AT E HEAD
5.69
OFFICES
described as a 'corporate head office' or something similar. The head office may be for
Many large enterprise groups include one or more business units that may be
the group as a whole, or for a division of the group. These units undertake activities
relating to a wide range of functions, some of which are considered to be ancillary
activities under the 1993 SNA.
5.70
A corporate head office typically provides strategic leadership to related units and
exercises significant control over other units within an enterprise group. The Class 6961
Corporate Head Office Management Services caters for units that undertake corporate
head office activities and is defined as:
Units mainly engaged in overseeing and managing; exercising operational control;
and/or undertaking the strategic or organisational planning and decision - making
roles of related units. Units in this class may also hold the securities of the related units
for which it undertakes these activities.
5.71
it is not possible to determine one that is predominant, the unit will be classified to Class
6961 Corporate Head Office Management Services.
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HOLDI N G COMPAN I E S
5.72
Holding companies typically hold securities (or other equity interests) in other
companies for the purpose of owning an interest in, or influencing the management
decisions of, these firms. They do not administer or manage those entities whose
securities they hold. Units mainly engaged in these activities are classified to Class 6240
Financial Asset Investing.
5.73
Where a unit undertakes activities relating to both 'head office' and 'holding
company' functions, as outlined above, the unit is classified to Class 6961 Corporate
Head Office Management Services.
COPY R I G H T AND
5.74
DIST R I B U T I O N RIGH T S
rights differs to that in ANZSIC 1993. In the revised classification, these units are
The treatment in ANZSIC 2006 of units which own copyright and distribution
Owning or having a claim on a copyright, and letting others use it in exchange for
5.76
divisions depending on what was being packed. In ANZSIC 2006, no distinction is made
on the commodity being packed, with all contract packaging activities included in Class
7320 Packaging Services.
5.77
This class includes units mainly engaged in packing goods in bottles, cans,
cartons, collapsible tubes, plastic sachets, plastic films or bags or other containers or
materials on a contract or fee basis. The services may include labelling and/or imprinting
the package.
5.78
While there was a broadly equivalent class in ANZSIC 1993, the contents of Class
7320 have been expanded to ensure a more consistent treatment of packaging activities
where they are the primary activity of a business unit.
5.79
5.80
The similarities of the production functions for these activities with other
packaging activities indicate that they should be classified to the same ANZSIC class,
rather than to the Divisions whose units are the main users of the respective packing
services.
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CONTEN T S
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Division and subdivision codes and titles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Division, subdivision and group codes and titles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Division, subdivision, group and class codes and titles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Division codes and titles
36
41
44
51
NUMB E R I N G SYST E M
6.1
hierarchical structure (see example below), where the leading alpha character denotes
the industry division. The ANZSIC subdivision, group and class levels are denoted by
numeric codes.
Level
Example
Division
C Manufacturing
Subdivision
Group
Class
6.2
6.3
The ANZSIC has standard classification numbering practices for groups and
If there is only one group in a subdivision, the three digit group code is the two
digit subdivision code followed by a zero. Otherwise, the group codes are created using
the two digit subdivision code and adding a number starting with one. No subdivision
contains more than nine groups.
6.5
Similar conventions apply for creating class numbers within groups as for creating
group numbers within subdivisions. No group contains more than nine classes. Where
there is a 'miscellaneous' or 'other' class within a group, to include units mainly engaged
in activities belonging to the group, but which are not elsewhere classified, a nine is
added to the group code to form the four digit class code.
6.6
activities, but rather diverse activities which are not sufficiently significant to justify
separate classes in their own right. For the purposes of the classification, they are
grouped together and treated as a separate industry to retain the homogeneity of the
other industry classes within the group.
6.7
Use of a nine in the fourth digit of the code designates a residual class. This
enables new categories to be formed within the group by breaking up a class without
necessarily affecting the other classes. For example, Group 261 Electricity Generation has
3 classes. These are Class 2611 Fossil Fuel Electricity Generation, Class 2612
Hydro-Electricity Generation and Class 2619 Other Electricity Generation. If in the future,
wind electricity generation, which is currently included in Class 2619, becomes a
significant activity, a new class can be formed (e.g. Class 2613 Wind Electricity
Generation) without affecting Classes 2611 and 2612.
CHAN GES TO CODES
6.8
In ANZSIC 2006, changes have been made to all levels and all parts of the
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6.9
continued
while in ANZSIC 2006 Class 1311 is designated as 'Wool Scouring'. The following table
For example, the ANZSIC 1993 code 1311 is designated as 'Iron Ore Mining',
provides users with a comparison between ANZSIC 2006 and ANZSIC 1993 industry
division code ranges.
TA B L E 6. 1
AN Z S I C 20 0 6 AN D AN Z S I C 19 9 3 DI V I S I O N CO D E RA N G E S
ANZSIC06 Division
Code Range
ANZSIC93 Division
Code Range
0100-0599
0100-0499
B Mining
0600-1099
B Mining
1100-1599
C Manufacturing
1100-2599
C Manufacturing
2100-2999
2600-2999
3600-3799
E Construction
3000-3299
E Construction
4100-4299
F Wholesale Trade
3300-3899
F Wholesale Trade
4500-4799
G Retail Trade
3900-4399
G Retail Trade
5100-5399
4400-4599
5700-5799
4600-5399
6100-6799
5400-6099
J Communication Services
7100-7199
6200-6499
7300-7599
6600-6799
7700-7899
6900-7099
7200-7399
7500-7799
8100-8299
8000-8299
N Education
8400-8499
8400-8799
8600-8799
8900-9299
9100-9399
S Other Services
9400-9699
9500-9799
CATEGO R Y TITL ES
6.10
The ABS and Statistics NZ have endeavoured to develop titles for industry
categories that are reasonably short, to support their use in statistical tables, and
reasonably informative or intuitive in their meaning to users of the classification.
6.11
The ability to achieve these objectives is limited, as the objectives are sometimes
For example, without knowing that Class 2611 Fossil Fuel Electricity Generation
and Class 2612 Hydro-Electricty Generation were in the same ANZSIC group as Class
2619 Other Electricity Generation, it would be impossible to understand what may be
contained in the class 'Other Electricity Generation'. For the definition of particular
categories, users should refer to the detailed classification in Chapter 8.
CODE S AND TITL E S
6.13
codes and titles. Often this is necessary to locate the category or categories of interest for
more detailed examination, or to more readily understand the hierarchy of a particular
part of the classification.
38
6.14
39
40
Mining
Manufacturing
Construction
Wholesale Trade
Retail Trade
Other Services
Mining
06
07
08
09
10
Building Construction
Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction
Construction Services
Wholesale Trade
33
34
35
36
37
38
Electricity Supply
Gas Supply
Water Supply, Sewerage and Drainage Services
Waste Collection, Treatment and Disposal Services
Construction
30
31
32
Coal Mining
Oil and Gas Extraction
Metal Ore Mining
Non-Metallic Mineral Mining and Quarrying
Exploration and Other Mining Support Services
Manufacturing
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Agriculture
Aquaculture
Forestry and Logging
Fishing, Hunting and Trapping
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing Support Services
Retail Trade
39
40
41
42
43
41
A N Z S I C D I V I S I O N A N D S U B D I V I S I O N C O D E S A N D T I T L E S continued
70
42
Public Administration
Defence
Public Order, Safety and Regulatory Services
Administrative Services
Building Cleaning, Pest Control and Other Support Services
Professional, Scientific and Technical Services (Except Computer System Design and
Related Services)
Computer System Design and Related Services
Finance
Insurance and Superannuation Funds
Auxiliary Finance and Insurance Services
Road Transport
Rail Transport
Water Transport
Air and Space Transport
Other Transport
Postal and Courier Pick-up and Delivery Services
Transport Support Services
Warehousing and Storage Services
Accommodation
Food and Beverage Services
Hospitals
Medical and Other Health Care Services
Residential Care Services
Social Assistance Services
A N Z S I C D I V I S I O N A N D S U B D I V I S I O N C O D E S A N D T I T L E S continued
Heritage Activities
Creative and Performing Arts Activities
Sports and Recreation Activities
Gambling Activities
Other Services
94
95
96
43
Agriculture
011
012
013
014
015
016
017
018
019
02
Aquaculture
03
020
030
04
05
Fishing
Hunting and Trapping
Forestry Support Services
Agriculture and Fishing Support Services
Mining
06
Coal Mining
07
060
070
08
10
Coal Mining
09
Exploration
Other Mining Support Services
Manufacturing
11
12
13
Beverage Manufacturing
Cigarette and Tobacco Product Manufacturing
44
Aquaculture
Textile Manufacturing
Leather Tanning, Fur Dressing and Leather Product Manufacturing
Textile Product Manufacturing
Knitted Product Manufacturing
Clothing and Footwear Manufacturing
A N Z S I C D I V I S I O N , S U B D I V I S I O N A N D G R O U P C O D E S A N D T I T L E S continued
14
Wood Product Manufacturing
141
Log Sawmilling and Timber Dressing
149
Other Wood Product Manufacturing
15
Pulp, Paper and Converted Paper Product Manufacturing
151
Pulp, Paper and Paperboard Manufacturing
152
Converted Paper Product Manufacturing
16
Printing (including the Reproduction of Recorded Media)
161
Printing and Printing Support Services
162
Reproduction of Recorded Media
17
Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing
170
Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing
18
Basic Chemical and Chemical Product Manufacturing
181
Basic Chemical Manufacturing
Basic Polymer Manufacturing
182
183
Fertiliser and Pesticide Manufacturing
184
Pharmaceutical and Medicinal Product Manufacturing
Cleaning Compound and Toiletry Preparation Manufacturing
185
189
Other Basic Chemical Product Manufacturing
19
Polymer Product and Rubber Product Manufacturing
191
Polymer Product Manufacturing
192
Natural Rubber Product Manufacturing
20
Non-Metallic Mineral Product Manufacturing
201
Glass and Glass Product Manufacturing
Ceramic Product Manufacturing
202
Cement, Lime, Plaster and Concrete Product Manufacturing
203
209
Other Non-Metallic Mineral Product Manufacturing
21
Primary Metal and Metal Product Manufacturing
Basic Ferrous Metal Manufacturing
211
Basic Ferrous Metal Product Manufacturing
212
Basic Non-Ferrous Metal Manufacturing
213
214
Basic Non-Ferrous Metal Product Manufacturing
22
Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing
Iron and Steel Forging
221
Structural Metal Product Manufacturing
222
Metal Container Manufacturing
223
224
Sheet Metal Product Manufacturing (except Metal Structural and Container
Products)
229
Other Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing
23
Transport Equipment Manufacturing
Motor Vehicle and Motor Vehicle Part Manufacturing
231
239
Other Transport Equipment Manufacturing
24
Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing
241
Professional and Scientific Equipment Manufacturing
242
Computer and Electronic Equipment Manufacturing
243
Electrical Equipment Manufacturing
244
Domestic Appliance Manufacturing
245
Pump, Compressor, Heating and Ventilation Equipment Manufacturing
246
Specialised Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing
249
Other Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing
25
Furniture and Other Manufacturing
Furniture Manufacturing
251
259
Other Manufacturing
45
A N Z S I C D I V I S I O N , S U B D I V I S I O N A N D G R O U P C O D E S A N D T I T L E S continued
Electricity Supply
261
262
263
264
27
Gas Supply
28
270
281
29
31
32
Construction Services
310
321
322
323
324
329
Wholesale Trade
33
34
35
38
37
36
Commission-Based Wholesaling
380
Commission-Based Wholesaling
Retail Trade
39
40
Fuel Retailing
41
Food Retailing
400
411
412
42
46
Building Construction
301
302
Construction
30
Gas Supply
Electricity Generation
Electricity Transmission
Electricity Distribution
On Selling Electricity and Electricity Market Operation
Fuel Retailing
Supermarket and Grocery Stores
Specialised Food Retailing
A N Z S I C D I V I S I O N , S U B D I V I S I O N A N D G R O U P C O D E S A N D T I T L E S continued
Furniture, Floor Coverings, Houseware and Textile Goods Retailing
421
422
Electrical and Electronic Goods Retailing
423
Hardware, Building and Garden Supplies Retailing
Recreational Goods Retailing
424
Clothing, Footwear and Personal Accessory Retailing
425
426
Department Stores
427
Pharmaceutical and Other Store-Based Retailing
43
Non-Store Retailing and Retail Commission-Based Buying and/or Selling
Non-Store Retailing
431
432
Retail Commission-Based Buying and/or Selling
Accommodation
440
45
Road Transport
461
462
47
48
50
Water Transport
481
482
49
Rail Transport
471
472
Other Transport
501
502
51
52
510
521
522
529
53
Accommodation
55
56
Radio Broadcasting
Television Broadcasting
58
57
Telecommunications Services
47
A N Z S I C D I V I S I O N , S U B D I V I S I O N A N D G R O U P C O D E S A N D T I T L E S continued
580
Telecommunications Services
59
Internet Service Providers, Web Search Portals and Data Processing Services
591
Internet Service Providers and Web Search Portals
592
Data Processing, Web Hosting and Electronic Information Storage Services
60
Library and Other Information Services
601
Libraries and Archives
602
Other Information Services
Finance
621
622
623
624
63
64
67
Property Operators
Real Estate Services
Professional, Scientific and Technical Services (Except Computer System Design and
Related Services)
691
692
693
694
695
696
697
699
70
Administrative Services
721
722
729
73
Employment Services
Travel Agency and Tour Arrangement Services
Other Administrative Services
48
Life Insurance
Health and General Insurance
Superannuation Funds
Central Banking
Depository Financial Intermediation
Non-Depository Financing
Financial Asset Investing
A N Z S I C D I V I S I O N , S U B D I V I S I O N A N D G R O U P C O D E S A N D T I T L E S continued
Public Administration
751
752
753
754
755
76
Defence
760
77
Preschool Education
School Education
81
Tertiary Education
82
810
821
822
Tertiary Education
Adult, Community and Other Education
Educational Support Services
Hospitals
85
840
851
852
853
859
Hospitals
Medical Services
Pathology and Diagnostic Imaging Services
Allied Health Services
Other Health Care Services
86
87
860
871
879
Defence
Heritage Activities
891
892
Museum Operation
Parks and Gardens Operations
90
91
900
911
912
913
92
Gambling Activities
920
Gambling Activities
49
A N Z S I C D I V I S I O N , S U B D I V I S I O N A N D G R O U P C O D E S A N D T I T L E S continued
Other Services
94
95
96
50
Agriculture
011
012
013
Horse Farming
Pig Farming
Beekeeping
Other Livestock Farming n.e.c.
Aquaculture
020
Aquaculture
0201
0202
0203
03
Deer Farming
02
Deer Farming
0180
019
Poultry Farming
0171
0172
018
017
016
Grape Growing
Kiwifruit Growing
Berry Fruit Growing
Apple and Pear Growing
Stone Fruit Growing
Citrus Fruit Growing
Olive Growing
Other Fruit and Tree Nut Growing
015
Mushroom Growing
Vegetable Growing (Under Cover)
Vegetable Growing (Outdoors)
014
Forestry
Logging
51
ANZSIC DIVISION, SUBDIVISION, GROUP AND CLASS CODES AND TITLES continued
04
Fishing, Hunting and Trapping
041
Fishing
0411
0412
0413
0414
0419
042
05
052
Cotton Ginning
Shearing Services
Other Agriculture and Fishing Support Services
Mining
06
Coal Mining
060
Coal Mining
0600
07
08
099
10
09
Coal Mining
Exploration
1011
1012
109
Petroleum Exploration
Mineral Exploration
Manufacturing
11
112
113
115
Seafood Processing
114
Meat Processing
Poultry Processing
Cured Meat and Smallgoods Manufacturing
Seafood Processing
1120
52
ANZSIC DIVISION, SUBDIVISION, GROUP AND CLASS CODES AND TITLES continued
116
Grain Mill and Cereal Product Manufacturing
1161
1162
117
118
Beverage Manufacturing
1211
1212
1213
1214
122
Textile Manufacturing
1311
1312
1313
132
133
135
134
Wool Scouring
Natural Textile Manufacturing
Synthetic Textile Manufacturing
Clothing Manufacturing
Footwear Manufacturing
149
Log Sawmilling
Wood Chipping
Timber Resawing and Dressing
15
14
13
Sugar Manufacturing
Confectionery Manufacturing
12
119
152
53
ANZSIC DIVISION, SUBDIVISION, GROUP AND CLASS CODES AND TITLES continued
16
Printing (including the Reproduction of Recorded Media)
161
Printing and Printing Support Services
1611
1612
162
17
182
183
192
202
203
209
54
189
Fertiliser Manufacturing
Pesticide Manufacturing
185
184
20
19
18
Printing
Printing Support Services
ANZSIC DIVISION, SUBDIVISION, GROUP AND CLASS CODES AND TITLES continued
21
Primary Metal and Metal Product Manufacturing
211
Basic Ferrous Metal Manufacturing
2110
212
2121
2122
213
222
223
229
224
Sheet Metal Product Manufacturing (except Metal Structural and Container Products)
239
24
23
Alumina Production
Aluminium Smelting
Copper, Silver, Lead and Zinc Smelting and Refining
Other Basic Non-Ferrous Metal Manufacturing
22
214
242
243
244
55
ANZSIC DIVISION, SUBDIVISION, GROUP AND CLASS CODES AND TITLES continued
245
Pump, Compressor, Heating and Ventilation Equipment Manufacturing
2451
2452
246
249
Furniture Manufacturing
2511
2512
2513
2519
259
Electricity Supply
261
Electricity Generation
2611
2612
2619
262
263
Gas Supply
2700
Gas Supply
29
Gas Supply
270
28
Electricity Distribution
27
Electricity Transmission
Electricity Distribution
2630
264
Electricity Transmission
2620
Water Supply
Sewerage and Drainage Services
292
Construction
30
Building Construction
301
302
31
House Construction
Other Residential Building Construction
56
Other Manufacturing
2591
2592
2599
25
ANZSIC DIVISION, SUBDIVISION, GROUP AND CLASS CODES AND TITLES continued
32
Construction Services
321
Land Development and Site Preparation Services
3211
3212
322
323
Plumbing Services
Electrical Services
Air Conditioning and Heating Services
Fire and Security Alarm Installation Services
Other Building Installation Services
329
Concreting Services
Bricklaying Services
Roofing Services
Structural Steel Erection Services
324
Wholesale Trade
33
332
333
Timber Wholesaling
Plumbing Goods Wholesaling
Other Hardware Goods Wholesaling
349
35
34
Wool Wholesaling
Cereal Grain Wholesaling
Other Agricultural Product Wholesaling
Car Wholesaling
Commercial Vehicle Wholesaling
Trailer and Other Motor Vehicle Wholesaling
Motor Vehicle New Parts Wholesaling
Motor Vehicle Dismantling and Used Parts Wholesaling
57
ANZSIC DIVISION, SUBDIVISION, GROUP AND CLASS CODES AND TITLES continued
36
Grocery, Liquor and Tobacco Product Wholesaling
360
Grocery, Liquor and Tobacco Product Wholesaling
3601
3602
3603
3604
3605
3606
3609
37
372
373
Commission-Based Wholesaling
380
Commission-Based Wholesaling
3800
Commission-Based Wholesaling
Retail Trade
39
392
40
Fuel Retailing
4000
Fuel Retailing
Food Retailing
411
412
42
Fuel Retailing
400
41
Car Retailing
Motor Cycle Retailing
Trailer and Other Motor Vehicle Retailing
422
423
Furniture Retailing
Floor Coverings Retailing
Houseware Retailing
Manchester and Other Textile Goods Retailing
58
38
ANZSIC DIVISION, SUBDIVISION, GROUP AND CLASS CODES AND TITLES continued
424
Recreational Goods Retailing
4241
4242
4243
4244
4245
425
426
Clothing Retailing
Footwear Retailing
Watch and Jewellery Retailing
Other Personal Accessory Retailing
Department Stores
4260
427
Department Stores
43
Non-Store Retailing
4310
432
Non-Store Retailing
Accommodation
440
Accommodation
4400
45
Accommodation
452
453
Clubs (Hospitality)
4530
Clubs (Hospitality)
Road Transport
461
462
47
Rail Transport
471
472
48
481
482
49
Water Transport
59
ANZSIC DIVISION, SUBDIVISION, GROUP AND CLASS CODES AND TITLES continued
50
Other Transport
501
Scenic and Sightseeing Transport
5010
502
5021
5029
51
522
529
542
55
552
Radio Broadcasting
5610
562
Radio Broadcasting
Television Broadcasting
5621
5622
Telecommunications Services
580
Telecommunications Services
5801
5802
5809
59
Music Publishing
Music and Other Sound Recording Activities
58
57
Software Publishing
56
Newspaper Publishing
Magazine and Other Periodical Publishing
Book Publishing
Directory and Mailing List Publishing
Other Publishing (except Software, Music and Internet)
Software Publishing
5420
Internet Service Providers, Web Search Portals and Data Processing Services
591
60
Stevedoring Services
Port and Water Transport Terminal Operations
Other Water Transport Support Services
Postal Services
Courier Pick-up and Delivery Services
53
Pipeline Transport
Other Transport n.e.c.
52
ANZSIC DIVISION, SUBDIVISION, GROUP AND CLASS CODES AND TITLES continued
592
Data Processing, Web Hosting and Electronic Information Storage Services
5921
5922
60
602
Finance
621
Central Banking
6210
622
623
Life Insurance
6310
632
633
Life Insurance
Health Insurance
General Insurance
Superannuation Funds
6330
64
Non-Depository Financing
63
Banking
Building Society Operation
Credit Union Operation
Other Depository Financial Intermediation
Non-Depository Financing
6230
624
Central Banking
Superannuation Funds
642
662
663
67
664
Property Operators
6711
6712
672
Professional, Scientific and Technical Services (Except Computer System Design and
Related Services)
691
61
ANZSIC DIVISION, SUBDIVISION, GROUP AND CLASS CODES AND TITLES continued
692
Architectural, Engineering and Technical Services
6921
6922
6923
6924
6925
693
694
Administrative Services
721
Employment Services
7211
7212
722
729
73
732
Packaging Services
7320
Packaging Services
Public Administration
751
752
Justice
Government Representation
7551
7552
76
Justice
7540
755
754
753
Defence
760
Defence
7600
62
Veterinary Services
70
Veterinary Services
6970
699
697
Advertising Services
696
Legal Services
Accounting Services
Advertising Services
6940
695
Architectural Services
Surveying and Mapping Services
Engineering Design and Engineering Consulting Services
Other Specialised Design Services
Scientific Testing and Analysis Services
Defence
ANZSIC DIVISION, SUBDIVISION, GROUP AND CLASS CODES AND TITLES continued
77
Public Order, Safety and Regulatory Services
771
Public Order and Safety Services
7711
7712
7713
7714
7719
772
Police Services
Investigation and Security Services
Fire Protection and Other Emergency Services
Correctional and Detention Services
Other Public Order and Safety Services
Regulatory Services
7720
Regulatory Services
Preschool Education
8010
802
Preschool Education
School Education
8021
8022
8023
8024
81
Primary Education
Secondary Education
Combined Primary and Secondary Education
Special School Education
Tertiary Education
810
Tertiary Education
8101
8102
82
822
Hospitals
840
Hospitals
8401
8402
85
Medical Services
8511
8512
852
853
Dental Services
Optometry and Optical Dispensing
Physiotherapy Services
Chiropractic and Osteopathic Services
Other Allied Health Services
Ambulance Services
Other Health Care Services n.e.c.
87
859
86
879
63
ANZSIC DIVISION, SUBDIVISION, GROUP AND CLASS CODES AND TITLES continued
Heritage Activities
891
Museum Operation
8910
892
8921
8922
90
912
913
Gambling Activities
920
Gambling Activities
9201
9202
9209
Casino Operation
Lottery Operation
Other Gambling Activities
Other Services
94
942
949
95
952
953
Religious Services
9540
955
954
Religious Services
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Museum Operation
ANZSIC DIVISION, SUBDIVISION, GROUP AND CLASS CODES AND TITLES continued
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Private Households Employing Staff and Undifferentiated Goods- and
Service-Producing Activities of Households for Own Use
960
Private Households Employing Staff and Undifferentiated Goods- and
Service-Producing Activities of Households for Own Use
9601
9602
9603
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CHAP TE R
DIVI S I O N DEFI N I T I O N S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
This chapter contains detailed definitions for all ANZSIC 2006 divisions.
DIVI S I O N A:
The Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing Division includes units mainly engaged in growing
AGR I C U L T U R E , FOR E S T R Y
crops, raising animals, growing and harvesting timber, and harvesting fish and other
AND FISH I N G
animals from farms or their natural habitats. The division makes a distinction between
two basic activities: production and support services to production. Included as
production activities are horticulture, livestock production, aquaculture, forestry and
logging, and fishing, hunting and trapping.
The term 'agriculture' is used broadly to refer to both the growing and cultivation of
horticultural and other crops (excluding forestry), and the controlled breeding, raising or
farming of animals (excluding aquaculture).
Aquacultural activities include the controlled breeding, raising or farming of fish,
molluscs and crustaceans.
Forestry and logging activities include growing, maintaining and harvesting forests, as
well as gathering forest products.
Fishing, hunting and trapping includes gathering or catching marine life such as fish or
shellfish, or other animals, from their uncontrolled natural environments in water or on
land.
Also included in the division are units engaged in providing support services to the units
engaged in production activities.
DIVI S I O N B: MINI N G
The Mining Division includes units that mainly extract naturally occurring mineral solids,
such as coal and ores; liquid minerals, such as crude petroleum; and gases, such as
natural gas. The term mining is used in the broad sense to include underground or open
cut mining; dredging; quarrying; well operations or evaporation pans; recovery from ore
dumps or tailings as well as beneficiation activities (i.e. preparing, including crushing,
screening, washing and flotation) and other preparation work customarily performed at
the mine site, or as a part of mining activity.
The Mining Division distinguishes two basic activities: mine operation and mining
support activities.
Mine operation includes units operating mines, quarries, or oil and gas wells on their
own account, or for others on a contract or fee basis, as well as mining sites under
development.
Mining support activities include units that perform mining services on a contract or fee
basis, and exploration (except geophysical surveying).
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DIVI S I O N B: MINI N G
Units in the Mining Division are grouped and classified according to the natural resource
cont i n u e d
mined or to be mined. Industries include units that extract natural resources, and/or
those that beneficiate the mineral mined. Beneficiation is the process whereby the
extracted material is reduced to particles that can be separated into mineral and waste,
the former suitable for further processing or direct use. The operations that take place in
beneficiation are primarily mechanical, such as grinding, washing, magnetic separation,
and centrifugal separation. In contrast, manufacturing operations primarily use chemical
and electro-chemical processes, such as electrolysis and distillation.
DIVI S I O N C:
The Manufacturing Division includes units mainly engaged in the physical or chemical
MANU F A C T U R I N G
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DIVI S I O N C:
Tyre retreading;
MANU F A C T U R I N G
Ship, boat, railway rolling stock and aircraft repair and maintenance; and
cont i n u e d
There are some other activities that are often considered 'manufacturing', but for
ANZSIC, these are classified in another division. These activities include:
Publishing and the combined activity of publishing and printing (included in the
Information Media and Communications Division); and
The Electricity, Gas, Water and Waste Services Division comprises units engaged in the
provision of electricity; gas through mains systems; water; drainage; and sewage services.
SER V I C E S
This division also includes units mainly engaged in the collection, treatment and disposal
of waste materials; remediation of contaminated materials (including land); and materials
recovery activities.
Electricity supply activities include the generation, transmission and distribution of
electricity and the on-selling of electricity via power distribution systems operated by
others.
Gas supply includes the distribution of gas, such as natural gas or liquefied petroleum
gas, through mains systems.
Water supply includes the storage, treatment and distribution of water; drainage services
include the operation of drainage systems; and sewage services include the collection,
treatment and disposal of waste through sewer systems and sewage treatment facilities.
DIVI S I O N E:
The Construction Division includes units mainly engaged in the construction of buildings
CONST R U C T I O N
DIVI S I O N F: WHOL E S A L E
The Wholesale Trade Division includes units mainly engaged in the purchase and
TRADE
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DIVI S I O N F: WHOL E S A L E
Wholesalers' premises are usually a warehouse or office with little or no display of their
TRADE co n t i n u e d
goods, large storage facilities, and are not generally located or designed to attract a high
proportion of walk-in customers. Wholesaling is often characterised by high value and/or
bulk volume transactions, and customers are generally reached through trade-specific
contacts.
The Wholesale Trade Division distinguishes two types of wholesalers:
merchant wholesalers who take title to the goods they sell, including import/export
merchants; and
A unit which sells to both businesses and the general public will be classified to the
Wholesale Trade Division if it operates from premises such as warehouses or offices with
little or no display of goods, has large storage facilities, and is not generally located or
designed to attract a high proportion of walk-in customers.
For units that have goods manufactured for them on commission and then sell those
goods, the following treatment guidelines are to be followed:
units that own the material inputs and own the final outputs, but have the
production done by others will be included in the Manufacturing Division;
units that do not own the material inputs but own the final outputs and have the
production done by others will not be included in the Manufacturing Division (these
may be included in Wholesale Trade or other divisions); and
units that do not own the material inputs, do not own the final outputs but
undertake the production for others will be included in the Manufacturing Division.
As a result, units that have goods manufactured for them on commission will be included
in the Wholesale Trade Division where they do not own the material inputs to the
manufacturing process, but take title to the outputs and sell them in the manner
prescribed above for typical wholesaling units.
DIVI S I O N G: RET A I L
The Retail Trade Division includes units mainly engaged in the purchase and onselling,
TRADE
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DIVI S I O N G: RET A I L
definition, do not posses the physical characteristics of traditional retail units with a
TRADE co n t i n u e d
physical shop-front location, these units share the requisite function of the purchasing
and onselling of goods to the general public, and are therefore included in this division.
A unit which sells to both businesses and the general public will be classified to the Retail
Trade Division if it operates from shop-front premises, arranges and displays stock to
attract a high proportion of walk-in customers and utilises mass media advertising to
attract customers.
DIVI S I O N H:
The Accommodation and Food Services Division includes units mainly engaged in
ACCO M M O D A T I O N AND
providing short-term accommodation for visitors. Also included are units mainly engaged
FOOD SERV I C E S
in providing food and beverage services, such as the preparation and serving of meals
and the serving of alcoholic beverages for consumption by customers, both on and
off-site.
DIVI S I O N I: TRAN S P O R T ,
The Transport, Postal and Warehousing Division includes units mainly engaged in
POST A L AND
providing transportation of passengers and freight by road, rail, water or air. Other
WAR E H O U S I N G
transportation activities such as postal services, pipeline transport and scenic and
sightseeing transport are included in this division.
Units mainly engaged in providing goods warehousing and storage activities are also
included.
The division also includes units mainly engaged in providing support services for the
transportation of passengers and freight. These activities include stevedoring services,
harbour services, navigation services, airport operations and customs agency services.
DIVI S I O N J:
The Information Media and Telecommunications Division includes units mainly engaged
in:
TELECO MM U N I CA T I O N S
creating, enhancing and storing information products in media that allows for their
dissemination;
transmitting information products using analogue and digital signals (via electronic,
wireless, optical and other means); and
Information products are defined as those which are not necessarily tangible, and, unlike
traditional goods, are not associated with a particular form. The value of the information
products is embedded in their content rather than in the format in which they are
distributed. For example, a movie can be screened at a cinema, telecast on television or
copied to video for sale or rental. The division includes some activities that primarily
create, enhance and disseminate information products, subject to copyright.
It is the intangible nature of the information products which determines their unique
dissemination process, which may include via a broadcast, electronic means, or physical
form. They do not usually require direct contact between the supplier/producer and the
consumer, which distinguishes them from distribution activities included in the
Wholesale Trade and Retail Trade Divisions.
Excluded from the division are units mainly engaged in:
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DIVI S I O N J:
cont i n u e d
DIVI S I O N K: FINA N C I A L
The Financial and Insurance Services Division includes units mainly engaged in financial
AND INSU R A N C E
SER V I C E S
DIVI S I O N L: RENT A L ,
The Rental, Hiring and Real Estate Services Division includes units mainly engaged in
renting, hiring, or otherwise allowing the use of tangible or intangible assets (except
SER V I C E S
DIVI S I O N M:
The Professional, Scientific and Technical Services Division includes units mainly
PRO F E S S I O N A L ,
SCIE N T I F I C AND
providing these services apply common processes where labour inputs are integral to
TECH N I C A L SER V I C E S
the production or service delivery. Units in this division specialise and sell their
expertise. In most cases, equipment and materials are not major inputs. The activities
undertaken generally require a high level of expertise and training and formal (usually
tertiary level) qualifications.
These services include scientific research, architecture, engineering, computer systems
design, law, accountancy, advertising, market research, management and other
consultancy, veterinary science and professional photography.
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DIVI S I O N M:
Excluded are units mainly engaged in providing health care and social assistance services,
PRO F E S S I O N A L ,
SCIE N T I F I C AND
TECH N I C A L SER V I C E S
cont i n u e d
DIVI S I O N N:
The Administrative and Support Services Division includes units mainly engaged in
ADMI N I S T R A T I V E AND
performing routine support activities for the day-to-day operations of other businesses or
SUPP O R T SER VI C E S
organisations.
Units providing administrative support services are mainly engaged in activities such as
office administration; hiring and placing personnel for others; preparing documents;
taking orders for clients by telephone; providing credit reporting or collecting services;
and arranging travel and travel tours.
Units providing other types of support services are mainly engaged in activities such as
building and other cleaning services; pest control services; gardening services; and
packaging products for others.
The activities undertaken by units in this division are often integral parts of the activities
of units found in all sectors of the economy. Recent trends have moved more towards
the outsourcing of such non-core activities. The units classified in this division specialise
in one or more of these activities and can, therefore, provide services to a variety of
clients.
DIVI S I O N O: PUBL I C
The Public Administration and Safety Division includes units mainly engaged in Central,
ADMI N I S T R A T I O N AND
SAFE T Y
physical, social, economic and general public safety and security services; and in
enforcing regulations. Also included are units of military defence, government
representation and international government organisations.
Central, State or Local Government legislative, executive and judicial activities include
the setting of policy; the oversight of government programs; collecting revenue to fund
government programs; creating statute laws and by-laws; creating case law through the
judicial processes of civil, criminal and other courts; and distributing public funds.
The provision of physical, social, economic and general public safety and security
services, and enforcing regulations, includes units that provide police services;
investigation and security services; fire protection and other emergency services;
correctional and detention services; regulatory services; border control; and other public
order and safety services.
Also included are units of military defence, government representation and international
government organisations.
Government ownership is not a criterion for classification to this industry division.
Government units producing 'private sector like' goods and services are classified to the
same industry as private sector units engaged in similar activities. Private sector units
engaged in public administration or military defence are classified to the Public
Administration and Safety Division. Units that engage in a combination of public
administration and service delivery activities are to be classified to this division.
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DIVI S I O N P: EDU C A T I O N
The Education and Training Division includes units mainly engaged in the provision and
AND TRAI N I N G
support of education and training, except those engaged in the training of animals e.g.
dog obedience training, horse training.
Education may be provided in a range of settings, such as educational institutions, the
workplace, or the home. Generally, instruction is delivered through face-to-face
interaction between teachers/instructors and students, although other means and
mediums of delivery, such as by correspondence, radio, television or the internet, may
be used.
Education and training is delivered by teachers or instructors who explain, tell or
demonstrate a wide variety of subjects. The commonality of processes involved, such as
the labour inputs of teachers and instructors, and their subject matter knowledge and
teaching expertise, uniquely distinguishes this industry from other industries.
Education support services include a range of support services which assist in the
provision of education, such as curriculum setting and examination marking.
DIVI S I O N Q: HEAL T H
The Health Care and Social Assistance Division includes units mainly engaged in
providing human health care and social assistance. Units engaged in providing these
ASSI S T A N C E
services apply common processes, where the labour inputs of practitioners with the
requisite expertise and qualifications are integral to production or service delivery.
The Arts and Recreation Services Division includes units mainly engaged in the
RECR E A T I O N SER V I C E S
DIVI S I O N S: OTHE R
The Other Services Division includes a broad range of personal services; religious, civic,
SER V I C E S
professional and other interest group services; selected repair and maintenance
activities; and private households employing staff. Units in this division are mainly
engaged in providing a range of personal care services, such as hair, beauty and diet and
weight management services; providing death care services; promoting or administering
religious events or activities; or promoting and defending the interests of their members.
Also included are units mainly engaged in repairing and/or maintaining equipment and
machinery (except ships, boats, aircraft, or railway rolling stock) or other items (except
buildings); as well as units of private households that engage in employing workers on or
about the premises in activities primarily concerned with the operation of households.
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DIVI S I O N S: OTHE R
The Other Services Division excludes units mainly engaged in providing buildings or
SER V I C E S co n t i n u e d
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CLASSI F I C A T I O N
Division A
Division B
Division C
Division D
Division E
Division F
Division G
Division H
Division I
Division J
Division K
Division L
Division M
Division N
Division O
Division P
Division Q
Division R
Division S
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Mining . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96
Manufacturing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 106
Electricity, Gas, Water and Waste Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200
Construction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 208
Wholesale Trade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 220
Retail Trade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244
Accommodation and Food Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262
Transport, Postal and Warehousing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 267
Information Media and Telecommunications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 281
Financial and Insurance Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 296
Rental, Hiring and Real Estate Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 304
Professional, Scientific and Technical Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . 311
Administrative and Support Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 321
Public Administration and Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 329
Education and Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 337
Health Care and Social Assistance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 343
Arts and Recreation Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 351
Other Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 361
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing
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The Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing Division includes units mainly engaged in growing
crops, raising animals, growing and harvesting timber, and harvesting fish and other
animals from farms or their natural habitats. The division makes a distinction between
two basic activities: production, and support services to production. Included as
production activities are horticulture, livestock production and aquaculture, forestry and
logging, and fishing, hunting and trapping.
The term 'agriculture' is used broadly to refer to both the growing and cultivation of
horticultural and other crops (excluding forestry), and the controlled breeding, raising or
farming of animals (excluding aquaculture).
Aquacultural activities include the controlled breeding, raising or farming of fish,
molluscs and crustaceans.
Forestry and logging activities include growing, maintaining and harvesting forests, as
well as gathering forest products. Fishing, hunting and trapping include gathering or
catching marine life such as fish or shellfish, or other animals, from their uncontrolled
natural environments in water or on land. Also included in the division are units engaged
in providing support services to the units engaged in production activities.
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
propagating and/or growing plants (or parts of plants) outdoors are included in Class
0112 Nursery Production (Outdoors);
growing turf for transplanting are included in Class 0113 Turf Growing;
growing cut flowers or foliage for display or growing flowers for seed collection under
cover are included in Class 0114 Floriculture Production (Under Cover); and
0112
growing nursery stock for forests are included in Class 0510 Forestry Support Services.
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
propagating and/or growing plants (or parts of plants) under cover are included in Class
0111 Nursery Production (Under Cover);
growing turf for transplanting are included in Class 0113 Turf Growing;
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growing cut flowers or foliage for display or growing flowers for seed collection outdoors
are included in Class 0115 Floriculture Production (Outdoors); and
0113
growing nursery stock for forests are included in Class 0510 Forestry Support Services.
Turf Growing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in growing turf for transplanting.
Primary activities
0114
Turf growing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
growing and/or producing floriculture products outdoors are included in Class 0115
Floriculture Production (Outdoors); and
growing bulbs or ornamental plants under cover are included in Class 0111 Nursery
Production (Under Cover).
0115
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
growing and/or producing floriculture products under cover are included in Class 0114
Floriculture Production (Under Cover); and
growing bulbs or ornamental plants outdoors for sale are included in Class 0112 Nursery
Production (Outdoors).
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Mushroom Growing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in growing cultivated mushrooms in
climate-controlled environments.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
0122
growing truffles are included in Class 0123 Vegetable Growing (Outdoors); and
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
growing vegetables outdoors in open fields are included in Class 0123 Vegetable Growing
(Outdoors); and
0123
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
growing vegetables under cover are included in Class 0122 Vegetable Growing (Under
Cover); and
013
growing dry field peas, beans or soybeans are included in Class 0149 Other Grain Growing.
Grape Growing
This class includes units mainly engaged in growing table or wine grapes; or sundrying grapes.
Primary activities
Grape growing
Grape sundrying
Vineyard operation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
processing or crushing grapes are included in Class 1140 Fruit and Vegetable Processing;
and
manufacturing wine are included in Class 1214 Wine and Other Alcoholic Beverage
Manufacturing.
0132
Kiwifruit Growing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in growing kiwifruit.
Primary activities
0133
Kiwifruit growing
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Blackberry growing
Blackcurrant growing
0134
Blueberry growing
Boysenberry growing
Cranberry growing
Gooseberry growing
Loganberry growing
Raspberry growing
Redcurrant growing
Strawberry growing
0135
Apple growing
Pear growing
Quince growing
0136
Apricot growing
Cherry growing
Nectarine growing
Peach growing
0137
Grapefruit growing
Lemon growing
Mandarin growing
Orange growing
Tangelo growing
Olive Growing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in growing olives.
Primary activities
Olive growing
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Almond growing
Avocado growing
Banana growing
Chestnut growing
Coconut growing
Feijoa growing
Fig growing
Loquat growing
Mango growing
Passionfruit growing
Pawpaw growing
Persimmon growing
Pineapple growing
Tamarillo growing
Walnut growing
014
0141
Sheep farming
Wool growing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
growing grain in conjunction with sheep farming are included in Class 0145 Grain-Sheep
or Grain-Beef Cattle Farming; and
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farming both sheep and beef cattle are included in Class 0144 Sheep-Beef Cattle Farming.
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating beef cattle feedlots are included in Class 0143 Beef Cattle Feedlots (Specialised);
growing grain in conjunction with beef cattle farming are included in Class 0145
Grain-Sheep or Grain-Beef Cattle Farming; and
0143
farming both sheep and beef cattle are included in Class 0144 Sheep-Beef Cattle Farming.
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in farming beef cattle are included in Class 0142 Beef Cattle Farming
(Specialised).
0144
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
farming beef cattle (specialised) are included in Class 0142 Beef Cattle Farming
(Specialised);
farming sheep (specialised) are included in Class 0141 Sheep Farming (Specialised); and
growing grain in conjunction with sheep or beef cattle farming are included in Class 0145
Grain-Sheep or Grain-Beef Cattle Farming.
0145
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
farming sheep (specialised) are included in Class 0141 Sheep Farming (Specialised);
farming beef cattle (specialised) are included in Class 0142 Beef Cattle Farming
(Specialised); and
0146
Rice Growing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in growing rice.
Primary activities
0149
Rice growing
Barley growing
Lupin growing
Maize growing
Millet growing
Oat growing
Safflower growing
Soybean growing
Sunflower growing
Wheat growing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
growing grain combined with farming of sheep or beef cattle are included in Class 0145
Grain-Sheep or Grain-Beef Cattle Farming;
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growing forage sorghum are included in Class 0159 Other Crop Growing n.e.c.; and
0152
Cotton Growing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in growing cotton.
Primary activities
0159
Cotton growing
Arrowroot growing
Bamboo growing
Fodder growing
Ginger growing
Hop growing
Jute growing
Lavender growing
Lucerne growing
Mustard growing
Peanut growing
Tobacco growing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in growing edible herbs are included in either Class 0122 Vegetable
Growing (Under Cover) or 0123 Vegetable Growing (Outdoors).
016
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in farming dairy cattle for replacement, or dairy cattle agistment
service, are included in Class 0142 Beef Cattle Farming (Specialised).
017
POU L T R Y FAR M I N G
0171
Duck farming
Goose farming
Turkey farming
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
farming poultry for the production of eggs or in hatching egg breed chicks are included in
Class 0172 Poultry Farming (Eggs);
0172
farming ostriches or emus are included in Class 0199 Other Livestock Farming n.e.c.; and
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in raising poultry (including game birds) for the production of meat
or in hatching meat breed chicks or game birds for raising for meat are included in Class
0171 Poultry Farming (Meat).
018
DEE R FAR M I N G
0180
Deer Farming
This class consists of units mainly engaged in farming deer.
Primary activities
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Deer breeding
019
Horse Farming
This class consists of units mainly engaged in farming horses.
Primary activities
0192
Horse breeding
Pig Farming
This class consists of units mainly engaged in farming pigs.
Primary activities
0193
Pig farming
Pig raising
Beekeeping
This class consists of units mainly engaged in raising bees, including collecting honey, royal
jelly, bees wax, or other bee products.
Primary activities
Apiculture
Beekeeping
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in manufacturing honey are included in Class 1199 Other Food
Product Manufacturing n.e.c.
0199
Alpaca farming
Cat breeding
Crocodile farming
Dog breeding
Emu farming
Goat farming
Ostrich farming
Pet breeding
Rabbit farming
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Snake farming
Worm farming
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
aquaculture are included in the appropriate classes of Group 020 Aquaculture; and
breeding poultry or game birds for either meat or eggs are included in the appropriate
classes of Group 017 Poultry Farming.
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AQU A C U L T U R E
0201
0202
0203
Onshore Aquaculture
This class consists of units mainly engaged in farming finfish, crustaceans or molluscs in tanks
or ponds onshore.
Primary activities
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Forestry
This class consists of units mainly engaged in growing standing timber in native or plantation
forests, or timber tracts, for commercial benefit. This class also includes the gathering of forest
products such as mushrooms, kauri gum or resin from forest environments.
Primary activities
Resin gathering
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
investing in any of the above activities are included in Class 6240 Financial Asset Investing;
and
distilling eucalyptus oil are included in Class 1899 Other Basic Chemical Product
Manufacturing n.e.c.
0302
Logging
This class consists of units mainly engaged in logging native or plantation forests, including
felling, cutting and/or roughly hewing logs into products such as railway sleepers or posts. This
class also includes units mainly engaged in cutting trees and scrubs for firewood.
Primary activities
Logging
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
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FIS H I N G
0411
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
wholesaling fresh or frozen rock lobsters are included in Class 3604 Fish and Seafood
Wholesaling; and
farming crustaceans in tanks or ponds onshore are included in Class 0203 Onshore
Aquaculture.
0412
Prawn Fishing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in catching prawns from ocean or coastal waters.
Primary activities
Prawn fishing
Scampi fishing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
farming prawns in onshore ponds are included in Class 0203 Onshore Aquaculture; and
wholesaling fresh or frozen prawns are included in Class 3604 Fish and Seafood
Wholesaling.
0413
Line Fishing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in line fishing in inshore, mid-depth or surface
waters. This class includes units engaged in several fishing methods, including surface or
bottom long lining, trolling, or hand or powered-reel fishing.
Primary activities
Line fishing
Ocean trolling
Squid jigging
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in trawling, seining or netting are included in Class 0414 Fish
Trawling, Seining and Netting.
0414
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Finfish trawling
Pair trawling
Purse seining
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
wholesaling fresh or frozen finfish are included in Class 3604 Fish and Seafood
Wholesaling.
0419
Other Fishing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in fishing not elsewhere classified or in other types
of marine life gathering.
Primary activities
Abalone/paua fishing
Seaweed harvesting
Spat catching
Turtle hunting
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
042
potting for rock lobster or crabs are included in Class 0411 Rock Lobster and Crab Potting.
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Bird trapping
Buffalo hunting
Crocodile hunting
Deer hunting
Kangaroo hunting
Snake catching
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in pest control for industrial or domestic purposes are included in
Class 7312 Building Pest Control Services.
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FOR E S T R Y SUP P O R T SE R V I C E S
0510
Forest planting
Reafforestation service
Silvicultural service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
planting or propagating non-forest nursery stock are included in either Class 0111 Nursery
Production (Under Cover) or 0112 Nursery Production (Outdoors);
wild animal pest control are included in Class 0420 Hunting and Trapping;
aerial pest control services are included in Class 0529 Other Agriculture and Fishing
Support Services; and
forest fire fighting services are included in Class 7713 Fire Protection and Other
Emergency Services.
052
Cotton Ginning
This class consists of units mainly engaged in ginning cotton.
Primary activities
0522
Cotton ginning
Shearing Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in providing shearing services for sheep, goats and
other livestock raised mainly for their hair.
Primary activities
0529
Alpaca shearing
Goat shearing
Sheep shearing
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Aerial mustering
Aerial topdressing
Crop harvesting
Livestock dipping
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing domestic pet boarding services are included in Class 9539 Other Personal
Services n.e.c.; and
constructing fences or clearing land are included in the appropriate classes of Division E
Construction.
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DIVI S I O N B MINI N G
The Mining Division includes units that mainly extract naturally occurring mineral solids,
such as coal and ores; liquid minerals, such as crude petroleum; and gases, such as
natural gas. The term mining is used in the broad sense to include: underground or
open cut mining; dredging; quarrying; well operations or evaporation pans; recovery
from ore dumps or tailings as well as beneficiation activities (i.e. preparing, including
crushing, screening, washing and flotation) and other preparation work customarily
performed at the mine site, or as a part of mining activity.
The Mining Division distinguishes two basic activities: mine operation and mining
support activities.
Mine operation includes units operating mines, quarries, or oil and gas wells on their
own account, or for others on a contract or fee basis, as well as mining sites under
development.
Mining support activities include units that perform mining services on a contract or fee
basis, and exploration (except geophysical surveying).
Units in the Mining Division are grouped and classified according to the natural resource
mined or to be mined. Industries include units that extract natural resources, and/or
those that beneficiate the mineral mined. Beneficiation is the process whereby the
extracted material is reduced to particles that can be separated into mineral and waste,
the former suitable for further processing or direct use. The operations that take place in
beneficiation are primarily mechanical, such as grinding, washing and magnetic
separation, and centrifugal separation. In contrast, manufacturing operations primarily
use chemical and electro-chemical processes, such as electrolysis and distillation.
The products produced by units classified to the Mining Division involve the minimum
amount of processing to produce a marketable product. The Mining Division excludes
units mainly engaged in refining or smelting of minerals or ores (other than preliminary
smelting of gold), or in the manufacture of such products of mineral origin as coke or
cement. These units are classified to the Manufacturing Division.
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Coal Mining
This class consists of units mainly engaged in open-cut or underground mining of black or
brown coal.
Primary activities
Lignite mining
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
extraction of horticultural peat are included in Class 0990 Other Non-Metallic Mineral
Mining and Quarrying; and
peat briquetting, where the peat is purchased and not mined, are included in Class 1709
Other Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing.
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
refining heavy and light component crude oil, manufacturing and/or blending materials
into petroleum fuel, and manufacturing fuel from liquefied petroleum gases are included
in Class 1701 Petroleum Refining and Petroleum Fuel Manufacturing;
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating blast furnaces to produce pig iron from iron ore are included in Class 2110 Iron
Smelting and Steel Manufacturing; and
production of direct reduced iron/hot briquetted iron are included in Class 2110 Iron
Smelting and Steel Manufacturing.
0802
Bauxite Mining
This class consists of units mainly engaged in bauxite mining.
Primary activities
Bauxite mining
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in production of alumina are included in Class 2131 Alumina
Production.
0803
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in custom smelting or refining of copper are included in Class 2133
Copper, Silver, Lead and Zinc Smelting and Refining.
0804
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Gold dredging
Gold mining
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in custom smelting or refining of gold are included in Class 2139
Other Basic Non-Ferrous Metal Manufacturing.
0805
0806
0807
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in roasting of sulphide concentrate or in smelting or refining of
silver lead or zinc are included in Class 2133 Copper, Silver, Lead and Zinc Smelting and
Refining.
0809
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Molybdenite mining
Tantalite mining
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Pebble quarrying
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
quarrying, crushing or screening crushed or broken stone are included in Class 0919
Other Construction Material Mining; and
quarrying silica for industrial purposes are included in Class 0990 Other Non-Metallic
Mineral Mining and Quarrying.
0919
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Aggregate quarrying
Bentonite quarrying
Chalk quarrying
Clay quarrying
Granite quarrying
Limestone quarrying
Marble quarrying
Sandstone quarrying
Slate quarrying
Stone quarrying
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
quarrying river gravel are included in Class 0911 Gravel and Sand Quarrying;
manufacture, within the same unit, of non-metallic mineral products (such as brick, glass,
cement, slate paving, cut and polished ornamental stone) are included in the appropriate
classes of Division C Manufacturing; and
incidental quarrying of earth soil or filling carried out by a contractor at a construction site
are included in the appropriate classes of Division E Construction.
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Abrasives mining
Alabaster mining
Alum mining
Alunite mining
Barite mining
Chrysoprase mining
Diamond mining
Diatomite mining
Felspar quarrying
Flint quarrying
Fluorspar mining
Gemstone mining
Glauconite mining
Graphite mining
Gypsum mining
Jade mining
Kyanite mining
Magnesite mining
Mica mining
Opal mining
Salt harvesting
Talc quarrying
Vermiculite mining
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Zeolite mining
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
cutting peat as a result of the removal of overburden from brown coal mines are included
in Class 0600 Coal Mining;
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refining salt are included in Class 1199 Other Food Product Manufacturing n.e.c.; and
gemstone cutting are included in Class 2591 Jewellery and Silverware Manufacturing
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EXPL O R A T I O N
1011
Petroleum Exploration
This class consists of units mainly engaged in exploring for crude petroleum and natural gas.
Primary Activities
1012
Petroleum exploration
Mineral Exploration
This class consists of units mainly engaged in exploring for minerals (except for crude
petroleum or natural gas).
Primary activities
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Mineral exploration
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
carrying out an entire mining operation are classified according to the deposit type;
providing ore testing, assaying or similar laboratory type services on a contract or fee basis
are included in Class 6925 Scientific Testing and Analysis Services;
providing services incidental to the mining industry, such as catering and transport, are
coded to the appropriate industry for that activity;
undertaking mine site preparation and removal of overburden done on a contract or fee
basis are included in Class 3212 Site Preparation Services.
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DIVI S I O N C MANUF A C T U R I N G
The Manufacturing Division includes units mainly engaged in the physical or chemical
transformation of materials, substances or components into new products (except
agriculture and construction). The materials, substances or components transformed by
units in this division are raw materials that are products of agriculture, forestry, fishing
and mining, or products of other manufacturing units.
Units in the Manufacturing Division are often described as plants, factories or mills and
characteristically use power-driven machines and other materials-handling equipment.
However, units that transform materials, substances or components into new products
by hand, or in the unit's home, are also included. Activities undertaken by units
incidental to their manufacturing activity, such as selling directly to the consumer
products manufactured on the same premises from which they are sold, such as bakeries
and custom tailors, are also included in the division. If, in addition to self-produced
products, other products that are not manufactured by the same unit are also sold, the
rules for the treatment of mixed activities have to be applied and units classified
according to their predominant activity.
Assembly of the component parts of manufactured products, either self-produced or
purchased from other units, is considered manufacturing. For example, assembly of
self-manufactured prefabricated components at a construction site is considered
manufacturing, as the assembly is incidental to the manufacturing activity. Conversely,
when undertaken as a primary activity, the on-site assembly of components
manufactured by others is considered to be construction.
The boundaries between the Manufacturing Division and other divisions in ANZSIC can
sometimes be unclear. The units in the Manufacturing Division are engaged in the
transformation of materials into new products. Their output is a new product. However,
the definition of what constitutes a 'new product' can be somewhat subjective. As
clarification, the following activities are examples of manufacturing activities included in
the Manufacturing Division in ANZSIC 2006:
Tyre retreading;
Ship, boat, railway rolling stock and aircraft repair and maintenance; and
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There are some other activities that are often considered 'manufacturing', but for
ANZSIC, these are classified in another division. These activities include:
Publishing and the combined activity of publishing and printing (included in the
Information Media and Communications Division); and
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Meat Processing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in slaughtering animals (except poultry), boning,
freezing, preserving or packing meat (except poultry) or canning meat (except poultry,
seafood, bacon, ham and corned meat). Units mainly engaged in manufacturing meat from
abattoir by-products (except from products of poultry slaughtering) and rendering lard or
tallow are also included.
Primary activities
Meat, canned, manufacturing (except poultry, bacon, ham and corned meat)
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
slaughtering, dressing, processing and packing poultry are included in Class 1112 Poultry
Processing;
manufacturing or canning cured meats are included in Class 1113 Cured Meat and
Smallgoods Manufacturing; and
manufacturing refined animal oils or fats are included in Class 1150 Oil and Fat
Manufacturing.
1112
Poultry Processing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in slaughtering and dressing birds (including
poultry and game birds) and/or preparing and processing, boning, chilling, freezing or
packaging (including canning) the whole or selected parts of bird carcasses.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in manufacturing poultry-based smallgoods are included in Class
1113 Cured Meat and Smallgoods Manufacturing.
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Bacon manufacturing
Smallgoods manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
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manufacturing fish pates are included in Class 1120 Seafood Processing; and
manufacturing croquettes from poultry meat are included in Class 1112 Poultry Processing.
SEAF O O D PRO C E S S I N G
1120
Seafood Processing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in processing fish or other seafoods. Processes
include skinning or shelling, grading, filleting, boning, crumbing, battering and freezing of the
seafood. This class also includes units mainly engaged in operating vessels which gather and
process fish or other seafoods.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in gathering fish or other seafoods are included in the appropriate
classes of Group 041 Fishing.
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing milk or yoghurt substitutes from non-dairy substances such as soy, are
included in Class 1199 Other Food Product Manufacturing n.e.c.
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Gelato manufacturing
Sorbet manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing ice cream mixes or soft serve mixes are included in Class 1133 Cheese and
Other Dairy Product Manufacturing;
manufacturing frozen bakery and pastry desserts are included in Class 1172 Cake and
Pastry Manufacturing (Factory based); and
manufacturing ice cream from non-dairy substances such as soy, are included in Class 1199
Other Food Product Manufacturing n.e.c.
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Butter manufacturing
Buttermilk manufacturing
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Casein manufacturing
Cheese manufacturing
Lactose manufacturing
Yoghurt manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing processed milk or cream are included in Class 1131 Milk and Cream
Processing; and
manufacturing ice cream and other frozen confections are included in Class 1132 Ice
Cream Manufacturing.
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Grape crushing
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing potato crisps or corn chips are included in Class 1191 Potato, Corn and
Other Crisp Manufacturing;
manufacturing fruit drinks, less than 100 percent pure or concentrated, are included in
Class 1211 Soft Drink, Cordial and Syrup Manufacturing;
manufacturing wine vinegar are included in Class 1214 Wine and Other Alcoholic Beverage
Manufacturing;
manufacturing Worcestershire sauce are included in Class 1199 Other Food Product
Manufacturing n.e.c.;
manufacturing milk-based infant formula and food are included in Class 1133 Cheese and
Other Dairy Product Manufacturing; and
sun drying fruit are included in the appropriate classes of Group 013 Fruit and Tree Nut
Growing.
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Margarine manufacturing
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Oil and Fat Manufacturing continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
rendering lard or tallow are included in Class 1111 Meat Processing; and
distilling or refining essential oils are included in Class 1899 Other Basic Chemical Product
Manufacturing n.e.c.
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Arrowroot manufacturing
Cornflour manufacturing
Cornmeal manufacturing
Dextrin manufacturing
Glucose manufacturing
Gluten manufacturing
Malt manufacturing
Sago manufacturing
Semolina manufacturing
Starch manufacturing
Tapioca manufacturing
Wheatmeal manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
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manufacturing prepared cereal breakfast food are included in Class 1162 Cereal, Pasta and
Baking Mix Manufacturing;
manufacturing grain offal, crushed grain or cereals for animal or bird feed and fodder are
included in Class 1192 Prepared Animal and Bird Feed Manufacturing;
repacking and wholesaling flour or cereal foods are included in Class 3609 Other Grocery
Wholesaling; and
manufacturing malted milk-based powder and mixtures are included in Class 1133 Cheese
and Other Dairy Product Manufacturing.
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Noodle manufacturing
Oatmeal manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
milling flour from grains, vegetables and plants are included in Class 1161 Grain Mill
Product Manufacturing;
manufacturing fresh or frozen bread dough are included in Class 1171 Bread
Manufacturing (Factory based);
manufacturing frozen pastry products are included in Class 1172 Cake and Pastry
Manufacturing (Factory based); and
manufacturing grain offal, crushed grain or cereals for animal or bird feed and fodder are
included in Class 1192 Prepared Animal and Bird Feed Manufacturing.
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Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing cakes and pastries from factory based premises are included in Class 1172
Cake and Pastry Manufacturing (Factory based);
manufacturing bread and selling directly to consumers from the same premises are
included in Class 1174 Bakery Product Manufacturing (Non-factory based); and
retailing bakery products not manufactured on the same premises are included in Class
4129 Other Specialised Food Retailing.
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing cake mixes are included in Class 1162 Cereal, Pasta and Baking Mix
Manufacturing;
manufacturing and selling directly to consumers cakes or pastries manufactured on the same
premises are included in Class 1174 Bakery Product Manufacturing (Non-factory based); and
retailing bakery products (not manufactured on the same premises) are included in Class
4129 Other Specialised Food Retailing.
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing pet food biscuits are included in Class 1192 Prepared Animal and Bird Feed
Manufacturing;
retailing bakery products (not manufactured on the same premises) are included in Class
4129 Other Specialised Food Retailing.
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Manufacturing and selling bread from the same premises (non-factory based)
Manufacturing and selling other bakery products from the same premises (non-factory
based)
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing bread from factory based premises are included in Class 1171 Bread
Manufacturing (Factory based);
manufacturing cakes and pastries from factory based premises are included in Class 1172
Cake and Pastry Manufacturing (Factory based);
manufacturing biscuits from factory-based premises are included in Class 1173 Biscuit
Manufacturing (Factory based); and
retailing bakery products (not manufactured on the same premises) are included in Class
4129 Other Specialised Food Retailing.
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Sugar Manufacturing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in manufacturing raw or refined sugar or molasses
from sugar cane, raw cane sugar or sugar beet.
Primary activities
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Molasses manufacturing
Sugar manufacturing
Treacle manufacturing
Confectionery Manufacturing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in manufacturing confectionery, chocolate or cocoa
products, with or without sugar.
Primary activities
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Chocolate manufacturing
Confectionery manufacturing
Licorice manufacturing
Marshmallow manufacturing
Marzipan manufacturing
1192
Crisp manufacturing
Chaff manufacturing
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
slaughtering animals for pet food are included in Class 1111 Meat Processing; and
manufacturing rice or rye, meal or offal for use as fodder are included in Class 1161 Grain
Mill Product Manufacturing.
1199
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Coffee manufacturing
Gelatine manufacturing
Spice manufacturing
Tea blending
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Other Food Product Manufacturing n.e.c. continued
Tea manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing salt for industrial purposes are included in Class 1813 Basic Inorganic
Chemical Manufacturing; and
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BEVE R A G E MAN UF A C T U R I N G
1211
Cordial manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing flavoured milk are included in Class 1133 Cheese and Other Dairy Product
Manufacturing;
manufacturing fruit purees, or 100 percent fruit juice drinks or concentrates, are included
in Class 1140 Fruit and Vegetable Processing;
manufacturing dry ice are included in Class 1811 Industrial Gas Manufacturing; and
bottling soft drink or cordial on a fee or contract basis are included in Class 7320
Packaging Services.
1212
Beer Manufacturing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in manufacturing beer, ale, stout or porter.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing malt or malt extract (including homebrew malt mixtures) are included in
Class 1161 Grain Mill Product Manufacturing; and
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bottling beer on a fee or contract basis are included in Class 7320 Packaging Services.
Spirit Manufacturing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in the fermentation, distillation or blending of
fortified spirits for human consumption.
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Primary activities
Brandy manufacturing
Liqueur manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing ethyl alcohol not fit for human consumption are included in Class 1812
Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing; and
bottling (but not blending) spirits on a fee or contract basis are included in Class 7320
Packaging Services.
1214
Mead manufacturing
Sherry manufacturing
Wine manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing non-alcoholic grape juice or drink are included in Class 1211 Soft Drink,
Cordial and Syrup Manufacturing;
growing grapes only are included in Class 0131 Grape Growing; and
bottling (but not blending) wine and other alcoholic beverages on a fee or contract basis
are included in Class 7320 Packaging Services.
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Cigarette and Tobacco Product Manufacturing continued
Cigar manufacturing
Cigarette manufacturing
Snuff manufacturing
Tobacco manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in drying (except redrying) tobacco leaf are included in Class 0159
Other Crop Growing n.e.c.
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1311
Wool Scouring
This class consists of units mainly engaged in scouring, carbonising, carding or combing of
wool or in manufacturing unspun wool tops.
Primary activities
Lanolin manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in manufacturing fellmongered or slipe wool are included in Class
1320 Leather Tanning, Fur Dressing and Leather Product Manufacturing.
1312
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing textile furnishings or curtains from fabrics manufactured at the same unit
are included in Class 1333 Cut and Sewn Textile Product Manufacturing; and
manufacturing textile floor coverings are included in Class 1331 Textile Floor Covering
Manufacturing.
1313
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing synthetic or artificial fibres (including tow and staple) are included in Class
1829 Other Basic Polymer Manufacturing;
manufacturing textile furnishings or curtains from fabrics manufactured at the same unit
are included in Class 1333 Cut and Sewn Textile Product Manufacturing; and
manufacturing textile floor coverings are included in Class 1331 Textile Floor Covering
Manufacturing.
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Currying hides
Fellmongery operation
Harness manufacturing
Saddle manufacturing
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Leather Tanning, Fur Dressing and Leather Product Manufacturing continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing textile or canvas bags for packaging are included in Class 1333 Cut and
Sewn Textile Product Manufacturing;
manufacturing leather belts or gloves, or fur or leather clothing are included in Class 1351
Clothing Manufacturing; and
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Carpet manufacturing
Hard fibre floor covering manufacturing (including sisal, coir and grass mat
manufacturing)
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in manufacturing rubber floor coverings or underlays are included in
Class 1920 Natural Rubber Product Manufacturing.
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Cordage manufacturing
String manufacturing
Twine manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
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Rope, Cordage and Twine Manufacturing continued
manufacturing tyre cord yarns or fabrics of synthetic fibres are included in Class 1313
Synthetic Textile Manufacturing;
manufacturing tyre cord yarns or fabrics of cotton are included in Class 1312 Natural
Textile Manufacturing; and
manufacturing wire ropes or cables are included in Class 2291 Spring and Wire Product
Manufacturing.
1333
Curtain manufacturing
Parachute manufacturing
Sail manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing canvas suitcases, trunks or similar containers, or sheepskin seat covers are
included in Class 1320 Leather Tanning, Fur Dressing and Leather Product Manufacturing;
manufacturing electric blankets are included in Class 2449 Other Domestic Appliance
Manufacturing;
manufacturing seat belts are included in Class 2319 Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing;
manufacturing rubber pillows or cushions are included in Class 1920 Natural Rubber
Product Manufacturing; and
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Cut and Sewn Textile Product Manufacturing continued
1334
installing curtains are included in Class 3239 Other Building Installation Services
Felt manufacturing
Textile dyeing
Underfelt manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
screen printing and heat transfer onto clothing or fabric are included in Class 1611
Printing; and
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Hosiery manufacturing
Sock manufacturing
Stocking manufacturing
Tights manufacturing
127
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Knitted Product Manufacturing continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in manufacturing clothing of woven or other fabrics (except knitted)
are included in Class 1351 Clothing Manufacturing.
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Clothing Manufacturing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in manufacturing clothing (except knitted clothing).
Included are units manufacturing outerwear, underwear, sleepwear, infant clothing, headwear,
fur or leather clothing and clothing accessories. This class also includes units mainly engaged in
providing clothing trade services such as hem stitching, basque knitting or buttonholing.
Primary activities
Handkerchief manufacturing
Headwear manufacturing
Jeans manufacturing
Laces manufacturing
Outerwear manufacturing
Sleepwear manufacturing
Swimwear manufacturing
Tie manufacturing
Underwear manufacturing
Uniform manufacturing
Wetsuit manufacturing
Workwear manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing bicycle helmets are included in Class 1913 Polymer Foam Product
Manufacturing;
manufacturing rubber gloves are included in Class 1920 Natural Rubber Product
Manufacturing;
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Clothing Manufacturing continued
and manufacturing leather handbags are included in Class 1320 Leather Tanning, Fur
Dressing and Leather Product Manufacturing.
1352
Footwear Manufacturing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in manufacturing footwear or footwear components
such as uppers and upper parts, and outer and inner soles and heels.
Primary activities
Boot manufacturing
Sandal manufacturing
Shoe manufacturing
Slipper manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in manufacturing orthopaedic extension footwear are included in
Class 2412 Medical and Surgical Equipment Manufacturing
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141
Log Sawmilling
This class consists of units mainly engaged in manufacturing rough sawn timber, and boards.
Primary activities
Log sawmilling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
hewing or rough shaping timber or cutting firewood in forests are included in Class 0302
Logging;
manufacturing softwood or hardwood wood chips are included in Class 1412 Wood
Chipping; and
1412
Wood Chipping
This class consists of units mainly engaged in manufacturing softwood or hardwood wood
chips.
Primary activities
1413
Air-drying timber
Chemically preserving timber (except chemical preservation of logs sawn at the same unit)
Seasoning timber
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing veneers or plywood are included in Class 1493 Veneer and Plywood
Manufacturing; and
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1492
Finger-jointing manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
on-site fabrication of built-in furniture or other joinery are included in Class 3242
Carpentry Services.
1493
Plywood manufacturing
Veneer manufacturing
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1494
1499
Corestock manufacturing
Fibreboard manufacturing
Hardboard manufacturing
Particleboard manufacturing
Wood turning
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing shooks for containers are included in Class 1411 Log Sawmilling;
manufacturing wooden, wicker, bamboo or cane furniture are included in the appropriate
classes of Group 251 Furniture Manufacturing; and
manufacturing wooden toys and sporting goods are included in Class 2592 Toy, Sporting
and Recreational Product Manufacturing.
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Newsprint manufacturing
Paper manufacturing
Paperboard manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing paper stationery are included in Class 1523 Paper Stationery Manufacturing;
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing paperboard are included in Class 1510 Pulp, Paper and Paperboard
Manufacturing; and
1522
manufacturing paper bags and sacks are included in Class 1522 Paper Bag Manufacturing.
133
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Paper Bag Manufacturing continued
Primary activities
1523
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing non-paper stationery products such as pens and pencils are included in
Class 2599 Other Manufacturing n.e.c.;
manufacturing adhesive paper labels are included in Class 1529 Other Converted Paper
Product Manufacturing;
publishing greeting cards or calendars are included in Class 5419 Other Publishing (except
Software, Music and Internet).
1524
1529
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Wallpaper manufacturing
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Other Converted Paper Product Manufacturing continued
Exclusions/ References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing wood pulp, paper or paperboard are included in Class 1510 Pulp, Paper and
Paperboard Manufacturing;
manufacturing paper stationery are included in Class 1523 Paper Stationery Manufacturing;
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Printing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in printing and/or providing reprographic services.
Printing methods may include off-set lithographic, reprographic, digital, relief and screen
printing. Units may print onto a variety of materials, including paper, plastic and metal. Also
included are units mainly engaged in screen printing on wearing apparel.
Primary activities
Digital printing
Photocopying service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
pre-press, preparation and finishing printing support services are included in Class 1612
Printing Support Services; and
1612
Bookbinding service
Typesetting service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in printing or photocopying are included in Class 1611 Printing.
REPR O D U C T I O N OF REC O R D E D MED I A
162
1620
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Reproduction of Recorded Media continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
publishing optical or magnetic media, including software, are included in the appropriate
classes of Division J Information Media and Telecommunications; and
audio, motion picture and/or video production and/or distribution are included in the
appropriate classes of Division J Information Media and Telecommunications.
137
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Kerosene manufacturing
Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) manufacturing (in conjunction with petroleum refining)
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
processing of oil and grease stocks are included in Class 1709 Other Petroleum and Coal
Product Manufacturing;
manufacturing organic alcohol solvents such as methanol, ethanol, glycols and ether are
included in Class 1812 Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing;
manufacturing cyclic crude and intermediate compounds are included in Class 1709 Other
Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing;
manufacturing pure hydrocarbon gases are included in Class 1811 Industrial Gas
Manufacturing;
manufacturing paraffin and petroleum waxes and jellies are included in Class 1709 Other
Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing; and
manufacturing ethanol and other industrial alcohols are included in Class 1812 Basic
Organic Chemical Manufacturing.
1709
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Other Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing continued
Benzene manufacturing
Char manufacturing
Chloroform manufacturing
Naphthalene manufacturing
Phenol manufacturing
Styrene manufacturing
Toluene manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing glues and adhesives are included in Class 1915 Adhesive Manufacturing;
manufacturing coatings for concrete and masonry are included in Class 1916 Paint and
Coatings Manufacturing;
charcoal briquettes manufacturing are included in Class 1812 Basic Organic Chemical
Manufacturing; and
manufacturing hot-mix bituminous paving are included in Class 3101 Road and Bridge
Construction.
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Helium manufacturing
Hydrogen manufacturing
Methane manufacturing
Oxygen manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing fuels from the liquefication of petroleum gases are included in Class 1701
Petroleum Refining and Petroleum Fuel Manufacturing; and
140
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Industrial Gas Manufacturing continued
manufacturing mixed cylinder gases formulated for use as a pesticide (e.g. phosfume) are
included in Class 1832 Pesticide Manufacturing.
1812
Acetaldehyde manufacturing
Ethanol manufacturing
Ether manufacturing
Formaldehyde manufacturing
Methanol manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing briquettes from petroleum coke other than charcoal are included in Class
1709 Other Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing;
manufacturing mineral turpentine are included in Class 1709 Other Petroleum and Coal
Product Manufacturing;
manufacturing electrostatic and photographic toners are included in Class 1916 Paint and
Coatings Manufacturing;
manufacturing food colourings are included in Class 1199 Other Food Product
Manufacturing n.e.c.; and
distilling liquors (alcoholic beverages) are included in Class 1213 Spirit Manufacturing.
141
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1813
Fluoride manufacturing
Hypophosphite manufacturing
Nitrite manufacturing
Silicate manufacturing
Sulphide manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing bleaches and disinfectants are included in Class 1851 Cleaning Compound
Manufacturing;
manufacturing synthetic organic dyes and pigments are included in Class 1812 Basic
Organic Chemical Manufacturing;
manufacturing sulphuric acid as a smelter by-product are included in Class 2133 Copper,
Silver, Lead and Zinc Smelting and Refining;
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Polyacrylate manufacturing
Polybutadiene manufacturing
Polyethylene manufacturing
Polymethacrylate manufacturing
Polypropylene manufacturing
Polystyrene manufacturing
Polyurethane manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing polymer products are included in the appropriate classes of Group 191
Polymer Product Manufacturing;
manufacturing natural rubber products are included in Class 1920 Natural Rubber Product
Manufacturing;
manufacturing polycarbonate sheets are included in Class 1912 Rigid and Semi-Rigid
Polymer Product Manufacturing;
custom compounding of resins made elsewhere are included in Class 1919 Other Polymer
Product Manufacturing; and
1829
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Other Basic Polymer Manufacturing continued
Primary activities
Methylstyrene manufacturing
Nylon manufacturing
Polyester manufacturing
Polyolefin manufacturing
Rayon manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in manufacturing textiles using synthetic or artificial fibres through
spinning, weaving or further processing are included in Class 1313 Synthetic Textile
Manufacturing.
183
Fertiliser Manufacturing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in manufacturing and mixing fertilisers.
Primary activities
144
Bonedust manufacturing
Superphosphate manufacturing
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1832
Pesticide Manufacturing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in the formulation and preparation of pest control
chemicals.
Primary activities
Flyspray manufacturing
Fungicide manufacturing
Insecticide manufacturing
Weedkiller manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in manufacturing fertilisers are included in Class 1831 Fertiliser
Manufacturing.
184
Ampoule manufacturing
Analgesic manufacturing
Anthelmintic manufacturing
Antibacterial manufacturing
Antibiotic manufacturing
Antibody manufacturing
Antigen manufacturing
Antitoxin manufacturing
145
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Human Pharmaceutical and Medicinal Product Manufacturing continued
Morphine manufacturing
Saccharin manufacturing
Serum manufacturing
Vial manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing ether are included in Class 1812 Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing;
manufacturing medicinal gas are included in Class 1811 Industrial Gas Manufacturing;
manufacturing animal dips and sprays, blowfly specifics or other pesticides are included in
Class 1832 Pesticide Manufacturing;
packaging and labelling of pharmaceutical and medical products on fee or contract are
included in Class 7320 Packaging Services; and
manufacturing scientific or diagnostic equipment are included in Class 2412 Medical and
Surgical Equipment Manufacturing.
1842
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing animal dips and sprays, blowfly specifics or other pesticides are included in
Class 1832 Pesticide Manufacturing.
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146
Candle manufacturing
Detergent manufacturing
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Cleaning Compound Manufacturing continued
Disinfectant manufacturing
Emulsifier manufacturing
Glycerine manufacturing
Penetrant manufacturing
Polish manufacturing
Soap manufacturing
Toothpaste manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing hair shampoos and shaving preparations are included in Class 1852
Cosmetic and Toiletry Preparation Manufacturing;
manufacturing solvent cleaners are included in Class 1701 Petroleum Refining and
Petroleum Fuel Manufacturing; and
manufacturing agents used to tan leather are included in Class 1813 Basic Inorganic
Chemical Manufacturing.
1852
Depilatory manufacturing
Lipstick manufacturing
Mascara manufacturing
Perfume manufacturing
147
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Cosmetic and Toiletry Preparation Manufacturing continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
the contract packaging of cosmetics and toiletry items are included in Class 7320
Packaging Services; and
189
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing carbon black are included in class 1812 Basic Organic Chemical
Manufacturing; and
manufacturing unsensitised papers and other paper products are included in Class 1510
Pulp, Paper and Paperboard Manufacturing.
1892
Explosive Manufacturing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in manufacturing explosives.
Primary activities
148
Dynamite manufacturing
Fireworks manufacturing
Match manufacturing
Pyrotechnic manufacturing
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Explosive Manufacturing continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in manufacturing ammunition are included in Class 2299 Other
Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing n.e.c.
1899
Antifreeze manufacturing
Beeswax manufacturing
149
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191
1912
150
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1913
1914
Tyre Manufacturing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in manufacturing tyres from synthetic polymers
and/or natural rubber, tyre repair materials and inner tubes. This class also includes units mainly
engaged in manufacturing retread or rebuilt tyres using both natural and synthetic rubber.
Primary activities
1915
Adhesive Manufacturing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in the manufacture of glues, adhesives and other
bonding materials of an organic nature.
Primary activities
Adhesive manufacturing
Glue manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing synthetic resins are included in Class 1821 Synthetic Resin and Synthetic
Rubber Manufacturing;
manufacturing cellulose nitrate and gun cotton are included in Class 1892 Explosive
Manufacturing; and
manufacturing asphalt and bituminous materials are included in Class 1709 Other
Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing.
1916
151
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Paint and Coatings Manufacturing continued
compounds, paint and varnish removers) and rubbing compounds. This class also includes
units mainly engaged in manufacturing inks and toners.
Primary activities
Enamel manufacturing
Lacquer manufacturing
Primer manufacturing
Shellac manufacturing
Varnish manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing wallpaper are included in Class 1529 Other Converted Paper Product
Manufacturing; and
manufacturing bituminous paint and creosote are included in Class 1709 Other Petroleum
and Coal Product Manufacturing.
1919
152
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Other Polymer Product Manufacturing continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
texturising fibres and filaments made elsewhere are included in Class 1829 Other Basic
Polymer Manufacturing;
manufacturing textile glass fibres are included in Class 2090 Other Non-Metallic Mineral
Product Manufacturing; and
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153
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Natural Rubber Product Manufacturing continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in manufacturing synthetic rubber are included in Class 1821
Synthetic Resin and Synthetic Rubber Manufacturing.
154
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Glass or glass product manufacturing (except glass wool or glass wool products)
Mirror manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing glass wool or glass wool products are included in Class 2090 Other
Non-Metallic Mineral Product Manufacturing;
manufacturing aluminium framed windows and shower screens are included in Class 2223
Architectural Aluminium Product Manufacturing;
glazing metal and metal products for the trade are included in Class 2293 Metal Coating
and Finishing;
manufacturing glass optical fibre cables (uninsulated cable) are included in Class 2419
Other Professional and Scientific Equipment Manufacturing; and
manufacturing glass optical fibre cables (insulated cable) are included in Class 2431
Electric Cable and Wire Manufacturing.
155
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in manufacturing clay refractory bricks are included in Class 2029
Other Ceramic Product Manufacturing.
2029
Crockery manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing non-refractory type silica lime bricks, blocks, etc, are included in Class 2090
Other Non-Metallic Mineral Product Manufacturing; and
156
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Other Ceramic Product Manufacturing continued
manufacturing ceramic-metal composite cutting tools are included in Class 2463 Machine
Tool and Parts Manufacturing.
203
Lime manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing adhesive cement are included in Class 1915 Adhesive Manufacturing; and
manufacturing refractory cement are included in Class 2029 Other Ceramic Product
Manufacturing.
2032
Plasterboard manufacturing
157
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Plaster Product Manufacturing continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing dental plaster or cement are included in Class 2412 Medical and Surgical
Equipment Manufacturing;
fixing or installing plaster are included in Class 3241 Plastering and Ceiling Services; and
2033
2034
158
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Concrete Product Manufacturing continued
209
Abrasives manufacturing
Rockwool manufacturing
Slag crushing
159
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Other Non-Metallic Mineral Product Manufacturing continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
mining clay, marble, dolomite, slate, limestone and ornamental stone as inputs for
manufacturing are included in Class 0919 Other Construction Material Mining;
coating machine tools with boron nitride are included in Class 2293 Metal Coating and
Finishing;
manufacturing headstones and monuments from concrete are included in Class 2034
Concrete Product Manufacturing.
160
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
iron ore pelletising or agglomerating in association with iron ore mining are included in
Class 0801 Iron Ore Mining;
producing coke for non-ferrous metallurgy or fuel use are included in Class 1709 Other
Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing;
iron and steel casting are included in Class 2121 Iron and Steel Casting;
non-ferrous metal casting are included in Class 2141 Non-Ferrous Metal Casting;
manufacturing ferrous pipes or tubes (except cast or forged) are included in Class 2122
Steel Pipe and Tube Manufacturing; and
drawing steel wire and making steel fence posts are included in Class 2291 Spring and
Wire Product Manufacturing.
161
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Valve or valve parts, steam, gas or water, cast, manufacturing (ferrous metal)
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing finished or semi-finished products from iron or steel forging are included
in Class 2210 Iron and Steel Forging.
2122
Fittings, steam, gas or water, manufacturing (ferrous metal; except cast or forged)
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing cast metal pipe or tube fittings are included in Class 2121 Iron and Steel
Casting; and
manufacturing forged metal pipe or tube fittings are included in Class 2210 Iron and Steel
Forging.
213
Alumina Production
This class consists of units mainly engaged in refining bauxite to form alumina (aluminium
oxide).
Primary activities
162
Alumina manufacturing
DIVI S I O N C MANUF A C T U R I N G
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Alumina Production continued
2132
Bauxite refining
Aluminium Smelting
This class consists of units mainly engaged in smelting alumina to produce aluminium, or
recovering aluminium from scrap. The aluminium is cast into basic shapes or may be cast
according to customer specifications. Also included in this class are units manufacturing
aluminium alloys from primary aluminium smelted at the same unit.
Primary activities
2133
Aluminium casting
Spelter manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in mining but not smelting ores of copper, silver, lead and zinc are
included in the appropriate classes of Group 080 Metal Ore Mining.
2139
Bronze manufacturing
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Other Basic Non-Ferrous Metal Manufacturing continued
Can de-tinning
Gold refining
Silicon smelting
Solder manufacturing
Tin smelting
Titanium smelting
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
production of unrefined gold bullion as part of an integrated mining unit are included in
Class 0804 Gold Ore Mining;
manufacturing of metallic compounds n.e.c. not in association with smelting are included
in Class 1813 Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing; and
manufacturing welding and foundry fluxes are included in Class 1899 Other Basic
Chemical Product Manufacturing n.e.c.
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
2142
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Aluminium Rolling, Drawing, Extruding continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
casting aluminium shapes are included in Class 2132 Aluminium Smelting; and
manufacturing stranded, braided or insulated aluminium wire, cable or strip are included
in Class 2431 Electric Cable and Wire Manufacturing.
2149
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
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Other Basic Non-Ferrous Metal Product Manufacturing continued
manufacturing non-ferrous stranded, braided or insulated wire, cable or strip are included
in Class 2431 Electric Cable and Wire Manufacturing.
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Valves or valve parts, steam, gas or water, forged iron or steel, manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in manufacturing finished or semi-finished products from metal
forging by machining or other processing are included in the classes covering the
manufacture of these products.
222
Reinforcing steel rod, processed, manufacturing (from wire bar or merchant bar)
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
the manufacture of complete steel-framed and clad structures such as prefabricated sheds
and garages are included in Class 2222 Prefabricated Metal Building Manufacturing;
the construction (including on-site assembly) of complete pipelines or steel towers are
included in Class 3109 Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction; and
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Structural Steel Fabricating continued
2222
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
hiring out prefabricated metal buildings are included in Division L Rental, Hiring and Real
Estate Services.
2223
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Architectural Aluminium Product Manufacturing continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing sheet metal products for building purposes such as downpipes, guttering
or ducts are included in Class 2224 Metal Roof and Guttering Manufacturing (except
Aluminium);
rolling, drawing or extruding aluminium into basic aluminium products (e.g. pipes, rods,
bars and tubes) are included in Class 2142 Aluminium Rolling, Drawing, Extruding;
manufacturing aluminium blinds or awnings are included in Class 2299 Other Fabricated
Metal Product Manufacturing n.e.c.; and
2224
installing windows or window frames are included in Class 3245 Glazing Services.
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in the manufacturing of aluminium roofing and guttering are
included in Class 2223 Architectural Aluminium Product Manufacturing.
2229
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Other Structural Metal Product Manufacturing continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
fabricating structural steel are included in Class 2221 Structural Steel Fabricating;
manufacturing metal blinds or awnings are included in Class 2299 Other Fabricated Metal
Product Manufacturing n.e.c.; and
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installing windows or window frames are included in Class 3245 Glazing Services.
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing metal containers (except boilers, tanks and other heavy gauge metal
containers) are included in Class 2239 Other Metal Container Manufacturing.
170
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2239
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in manufacturing boilers, tanks and other heavy gauge metal
containers are included in Class 2231 Boiler, Tank and Other Heavy Gauge Metal
Container Manufacturing.
224
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Sheet Metal Product Manufacturing (except Metal Structural and Container
Products) continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
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minting and pressing coins, medals or badges are included in Class 2591 Jewellery and
Silverware Manufacturing;
installing air conditioning duct work are included in Class 3233 Air Conditioning and
Heating Services; and
manufacturing metal containers are included in Classes 2231 Boiler, Tank and Other Heavy
Gauge Metal Container Manufacturing or 2239 Other Metal Container Manufacturing.
229
Nail manufacturing
Spring manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
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manufacturing coiled steel rod for drawing into wire are included in Class 2110 Iron
Smelting and Steel Manufacturing;
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Spring and Wire Product Manufacturing continued
manufacturing wire mattress supports (except upholstered) of woven wire, link mesh, or
wire spring are included in Class 2299 Other Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing
n.e.c.; and
manufacturing electric or telephone cable or wire are included in Class 2431 Electric Cable
and Wire Manufacturing.
2292
2293
Anodising
Cadmium plating
Chromium plating
Copper plating
Enamelling of metal
Gold plating
Nickel plating
173
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Metal Coating and Finishing continued
2299
Silver plating
Vitreous enamelling
Ammunition manufacturing
Firearm manufacturing
Key manufacturing
Lock manufacturing
Mattress support, woven wire, link mesh or wire spring, manufacturing (except
upholstered)
Platework n.e.c.
174
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Other Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing n.e.c. continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing propellant powder and percussion caps for ammunition are in Class 1892
Explosive Manufacturing;
manufacturing wooden tools handles are included in Class 1499 Other Wood Product
Manufacturing n.e.c.;
manufacturing electrical welding or soldering equipment are included in Class 2439 Other
Electrical Equipment Manufacturing;
manufacturing pneumatic or power operated hand tools are included in Class 2463
Machine Tool and Parts Manufacturing;
manufacturing gas or water meters are included in Class 2419 Other Professional and
Scientific Equipment Manufacturing;
manufacturing metal cabinets and other metal furniture are included in Class 2512 Metal
Furniture Manufacturing; and
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Bus manufacturing
Van manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
converting motor vehicle bodies (car, bus or truck) using an existing engine and chassis
are included in Class 2312 Motor Vehicle Body and Trailer Manufacturing;
manufacturing motor vehicle parts are included in Class 2319 Other Motor Vehicle Parts
Manufacturing;
manufacturing motor cycles and transport equipment n.e.c. (including unusual terrain
vehicles such as hovercrafts) are included in Class 2399 Other Transport Equipment
Manufacturing n.e.c.;
manufacturing off-highway trucks are included in Class 2462 Mining and Construction
Machinery Manufacturing;
manufacturing forklift trucks are included in Class 2491 Lifting and Material Handling
Equipment Manufacturing; and
repairing or maintaining motor vehicles are included in the appropriate classes of Group
941 Automotive Repair and Maintenance.
2312
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Ambulance converting
Campervan manufacturing
Caravan manufacturing
Firetruck converting
Trailer manufacturing
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Motor Vehicle Body and Trailer Manufacturing continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in panel beating or smash repairing of motor vehicles are included
in the appropriate classes of Group 941 Automotive Repair and Maintenance.
2313
Alternator manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing motor vehicle batteries are included in Class 2439 Other Electrical
Equipment Manufacturing; and
reconditioning alternators and starter motors other than on a factory exchange basis are
included in Class 9419 Other Automotive Repair and Maintenance.
2319
Gearbox manufacturing
Muffler manufacturing
Radiator manufacturing
177
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Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing continued
Transmission manufacturing
Wheel manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing complete motor vehicle parts completely out of fibreglass or plastic are
included in Class 1919 Other Polymer Product Manufacturing;
manufacturing motor vehicle tyres are included in Class 1914 Tyre Manufacturing;
manufacturing windscreen glasses are included in Class 2010 Glass and Glass Product
Manufacturing;
manufacturing car seats (except child restraints) are included in Class 2511 Wooden
Furniture and Upholstered Seat Manufacturing; and
automotive engine reconditioning are included in Class 9419 Other Automotive Repair and
Maintenance.
239
2391
Drydock operation
Hull cleaning
Ship repairing
Ship wrecking
Shipbuilding
Submarine constructing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in building boats are included in Class 2392 Boatbuilding and Repair
Services.
2392
178
Boat repairing
Boatbuilding
Canoe manufacturing
Dinghy manufacturing
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Boatbuilding and Repair Services continued
Powerboat building
Sailboat manufacturing
Yacht construction
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing boat components from fibreglass are included in Class 1919 Other Polymer
Product Manufacturing; and
manufacturing surfboards and sailboards are included in Class 2592 Toy, Sporting and
Recreational Product Manufacturing.
2393
Locomotive manufacturing
Tram manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in constructing railroads are included in Class 3109 Other Heavy and
Civil Engineering Construction.
2394
Aircraft manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing hang gliders are included in Class 2592 Toy, Sporting and Recreational
Product Manufacturing; and
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2399
Bicycle manufacturing
Hovercraft manufacturing
Wheelbarrow manufacturing
Wheelchair manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing off-highway trucks are included in Class 2462 Mining and Construction
Machinery Manufacturing;
manufacturing forklift trucks are included in Class 2491 Lifting and Material Handling
Equipment Manufacturing;
manufacturing wheeled toys (such as skateboards) or sporting goods n.e.c. are included in
Class 2592 Toy, Sporting and Recreational Product Manufacturing; and
repairing motor cycles are included in Class 9419 Other Automotive Repair and
Maintenance.
180
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241
Binocular manufacturing
Camera manufacturing
Microscope manufacturing
Sunglasses manufacturing
Telescope manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing optical glasses or blanks for lenses are included in Class 2010 Glass and
Glass Product Manufacturing;
testing sight, diagnosing sight defects or dispensing spectacles or contact lenses are
included in Class 8532 Optometry and Optical Dispensing; and
2412
processing photographic films are included in Class 9532 Photographic Film Processing.
Denture manufacturing
181
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Medical and Surgical Equipment Manufacturing continued
Pacemaker manufacturing
Respirator manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in manufacturing ophthalmic equipment are included in Class 2411
Photographic, Optical and Ophthalmic Equipment Manufacturing.
2419
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Clock manufacturing
Watch manufacturing
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Other Professional and Scientific Equipment Manufacturing continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing equipment for measuring and testing communications signals are included
in Class 2422 Communication Equipment Manufacturing;
manufacturing motor control switches and relays are included in Class 2439 Other
Electrical Equipment Manufacturing; and
manufacturing insulated optical fibre cable are included in Class 2431 Electric Cable and
Wire Manufacturing.
242
2421
Calculator manufacturing
Computer manufacturing
Joystick manufacturing
Keyboard manufacturing
Laptop manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing digital telecommunications switches, local area network and wide area
network communications equipment, such as bridges, routers and gateways; or internal or
external computer modems; are included in Class 2422 Communication Equipment
Manufacturing;
manufacturing electronic components for computers, such as sound, video, controller and
network interface cards, and semiconductor equipment are included in Class 2429 Other
Electronic Equipment Manufacturing; and
providing computer consultancy services are included in Class 7000 Computer System
Design and Related Services.
183
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2422
Modem manufacturing
Pager manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
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manufacturing alarm system equipment (except remote monitoring alarm systems) are
included in Class 2429 Other Electronic Equipment Manufacturing.
2429
184
Earphone manufacturing
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Other Electronic Equipment Manufacturing continued
Headphone manufacturing
Loudspeaker manufacturing
Microphone manufacturing
Semi-conductor manufacturing
Transistor manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
repairing record players, tape recorders, radio or television receivers are included in Class
9421 Domestic Appliance Repair and Maintenance; and
installing or repairing car radios or cassette players are included in Class 9411 Automotive
Electrical Services.
243
2431
185
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Electric Cable and Wire Manufacturing continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing uninsulated optical fibre cable are included in Class 2419 Other
Professional and Scientific Equipment Manufacturing; and
laying or installing electric or telephone cable or wire are included in Class 3232 Electrical
Services.
2432
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing automotive light fittings or automotive spotlights are included in Class 2313
Automotive Electrical Component Manufacturing; and
manufacturing lamp or light shades are included in the appropriate classes of Division C
Manufacturing.
2439
186
Magnet manufacturing
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Other Electrical Equipment Manufacturing continued
Transformer manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing windmills are included in Class 2461 Agricultural Machinery and Equipment
Manufacturing;
manufacturing soldering or welding flux are included in Class 1899 Other Basic Chemical
Product Manufacturing n.e.c.;
manufacturing automotive electrical parts (except batteries) are included in Class 2313
Automotive Electrical Component Manufacturing;
installing (on-site assembly) of heavy electrical machinery are included in Class 3109 Other
Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction.
244
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
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Whiteware Appliance Manufacturing continued
undertaking plumbing or electrical work arising from the installation of hot water systems
or appliances; or installing household, industrial or commercial heating, refrigeration or
air conditioning equipment are included in Division E Construction; and
repairing electrical appliances are included in Class 9421 Domestic Appliance Repair and
Maintenance.
2449
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing industrial fans are included in Class 2499 Other Machinery and Equipment
Manufacturing n.e.c.; and
188
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245
Pump manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
repairing pumps and compressors are included in Class 9429 Other Machinery and
Equipment Repair and Maintenance; and
2452
installing petrol pumps are included in Class 3299 Other Construction Services n.e.c.
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
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Fixed Space Heating, Cooling and Ventilation Equipment Manufacturing continued
manufacturing motor vehicle air conditioners are included in Class 2313 Automotive
Electrical Component Manufacturing;
manufacturing duct work for air conditioning or space heating equipment are included in
Class 2240 Sheet Metal Product Manufacturing (except Metal Structural and Container
Products); and
246
2461
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
repairing agricultural machinery and equipment are included in Class 9429 Other
Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance;
manufacturing crawler tractors are included in Class 2462 Mining and Construction
Machinery Manufacturing;
manufacturing garden tools are included in Class 2299 Other Fabricated Metal Product
Manufacturing n.e.c.; and
manufacturing pneumatic or power operated hand tools are included in Class 2463
Machine Tool and Parts Manufacturing.
2462
190
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Mining and Construction Machinery Manufacturing continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
repairing mining and construction machinery are included in Class 9429 Other Machinery
and Equipment Repair and Maintenance;
manufacturing agricultural tractors are included in Class 2461 Agricultural Machinery and
Equipment Manufacturing; and
2463
191
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Machine Tool and Parts Manufacturing continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
repairing machine tools are included in Class 9429 Other Machinery and Equipment
Repair and Maintenance;
manufacturing electrical welding equipment are included in Class 2439 Other Electrical
Equipment Manufacturing.
2469
192
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Other Specialised Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
repairing specialised machinery and equipment are included in Class 9429 Other
Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance;
manufacturing domestic appliances are included in the appropriate classes in Group 244
Domestic Appliance Manufacturing;
manufacturing industrial machinery and equipment used in a wide range of industries are
included in Class 2499 Other Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing n.e.c.
249
Crane manufacturing
Derrick manufacturing
Elevator manufacturing
Winch manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
repairing lifting and material handling equipment are included in Class 9429 Other
Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance;
manufacturing agricultural tractors are included in Class 2461 Agricultural Machinery and
Equipment Manufacturing;
manufacturing crawler tractors are included in Class 2462 Mining and Construction
Machinery Manufacturing;
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Lifting and Material Handling Equipment Manufacturing continued
2499
Bearing manufacturing
Marine engine manufacturing (except diesel inboard engines 37kW brake power and over)
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
repairing industrial machinery and equipment are included in Class 9429 Other Machinery
and Equipment Repair and Maintenance;
manufacturing motor vehicle engines (including diesel engines) are included in Class 2311
Motor Vehicle Manufacturing;
194
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FUR N I T U R E MAN U F A C T U R I N G
2511
Furniture reupholstering
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing furniture predominantly of metal, including sheet metal and tubular metal,
are included in Class 2512 Metal Furniture Manufacturing;
manufacturing dental chairs fitted with mechanical devices are included in Class 2412
Medical and Surgical Equipment Manufacturing; and
finishing or French polishing furniture are included in Class 9499 Other Repair and
Maintenance n.e.c.
2512
195
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Metal Furniture Manufacturing continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in repairing or restoring metal furniture are included in Class 9499
Other Repair and Maintenance n.e.c.
2513
Mattress Manufacturing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in manufacturing mattresses, including rubber or
latex.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing wire mattress supports (not upholstered), link mesh or wire spring are
included in Class 2299 Other Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing n.e.c.;
manufacturing rubber mattress protectors, pillows or cushions are included in Class 1920
Natural Rubber Product Manufacturing; and
2519
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing blinds, shades or other window coverings of textile materials are included
in Class 1333 Cut and Sewn Textile Product Manufacturing;
manufacturing plastic furniture are included in Class 1912 Rigid and Semi-Rigid Polymer
Product Manufacturing;
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Other Furniture Manufacturing continued
manufacturing concrete furniture are included in the appropriate classes of Group 203
Cement, Lime, Plaster and Concrete Product Manufacturing; and
repairing or restoring furniture are included in Class 9499 Other Repair and Maintenance
n.e.c.
259
OTH E R MAN U F A C T U R I N G
2591
Coin minting
Diamond cutting
Gem cutting
Goldsmithing
Lapidary work
Medal manufacturing
Silverware manufacturing
Trophy manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
the production of pearls are included in Class 0201 Offshore Longline and Rack
Aquaculture;
cutting and polishing headstones and monumental stone are included in Class 2090 Other
Non-Metallic Mineral Product Manufacturing;
engraving, polishing, treating or plating are included in Class 2293 Metal Coating and
Finishing; and
manufacturing watches, clocks or other timing instruments are included in Class 2419
Other Professional and Scientific Equipment Manufacturing.
2592
197
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Toy, Sporting and Recreational Product Manufacturing continued
Sailboard manufacturing
Skateboard manufacturing
Surfboard manufacturing
Tricycle manufacturing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing wet suits, life jackets, rucksacks, sports clothing or sports footwear are
included in the appropriate classes of Subdivision 13 Textile, Leather, Clothing and
Footwear Manufacturing;
manufacturing sails, tents or sleeping bags are included in Class 1333 Cut and Sewn Textile
Product Manufacturing;
manufacturing dinghies, canoes and small boats other than sailboards are included in
Class 2392 Boatbuilding and Repair Services; and
manufacturing toys made of fur or leather are included in Class 1320 Leather Tanning, Fur
Dressing and Leather Product Manufacturing.
2599
198
Broom manufacturing
Brush manufacturing
Manufacturing n.e.c.
Pen manufacturing
Pencil manufacturing
Stapler manufacturing
Umbrella manufacturing
Wig manufacturing
Zipper manufacturing
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Other Manufacturing n.e.c. continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
manufacturing electric tooth brushes are included in Class 2449 Other Domestic Appliance
Manufacturing;
manufacturing electrical signs are included in Class 2432 Electric Lighting Equipment
Manufacturing;
manufacturing metal signs are included in Class 2299 Other Fabricated Metal Product
Manufacturing n.e.c.; and
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The Electricity, Gas, Water and Waste Services Division comprises units engaged in the
provision of electricity; gas through mains systems; water; drainage; and sewage services.
This division also includes units mainly engaged in the collection, treatment and disposal
of waste materials; remediation of contaminated materials (including land); and materials
recovery activities.
Electricity supply activities include the generation, transmission and distribution of
electricity and the on-selling of electricity via power distribution systems operated by
others.
Gas supply includes the distribution of gas, such as natural gas or liquefied petroleum
gas, through mains systems.
Water supply includes the storage, treatment and distribution of water; drainage services
include the operation of drainage systems; and sewage services include the collection,
treatment and disposal of waste through sewer systems and sewage treatment facilities.
Units mainly engaged in the construction of water, gas, sewerage or stormwater drains or
mains, electricity or other transmission lines or towers, pipelines, or any other civil
engineering projects are included in Division E Construction. Units engaged in trade
services such as the installation of electrical wiring or fittings in buildings or other
construction projects, or plumbing services are included in Group 323 Building
Installation Services. Also excluded from this division are units mainly engaged in the
manufacture of new materials or products from refined waste and scrap which are
included in Division C Manufacturing. Units providing waste management consultancy
services are included in Division M Professional, Scientific and Technical Services.
200
ELE C T R I C I T Y GEN E R A T I O N
2611
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in electricity generation using biomass gaseous products such as
methane generated from waste products/vegetation are included in Class 2619 Other
Electricity Generation.
2612
Hydro-Electricity Generation
This class consists of units mainly engaged in the generation of electricity using hydro-electric
generation processes. Units that use pumped hydro storage generation processes are included.
Primary activities
Hydro-electricity generation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in electricity generation using tidal generation processes are
included in Class 2619 Other Electricity Generation.
2619
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in electricity generation using biomass products such as mineral or
fossil fuels (e.g. coal or coal derived products, mineral gases, mineral oil or mineral oil
derived products) are included in Class 2611 Fossil Fuel Electricity Generation.
262
ELE C T R I C I T Y TRAN S M I S S I O N
2620
Electricity Transmission
This class consists of units mainly engaged in operating high voltage electricity transmission
systems including lines and transformer stations. These units transmit or facilitate the
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ELE C T R I C I T Y DISTR I B U T I O N
2630
Electricity Distribution
This class consists of units mainly engaged in operating low voltage electricity distribution
systems, including lines, poles, meters and wiring, that deliver electricity to final consumers.
Primary activities
Electricity distribution
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged as electric power brokers, or agents that arrange the sale of
electricity via power distribution systems operated by others, are included in Class 2640
On Selling Electricity and Electricity Market Operation.
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Electricity retailing
Electricity wholesaling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
trading in electricity contracts are included in Division K Financial and Insurance Services;
the construction of electricity or other transmission lines or towers, pipelines, or any other
civil engineering projects are included in Class 3224 Structural Steel Erection Services; and
the installation of electrical wiring or fittings in buildings or other construction projects are
included in Class 3232 Electrical Services.
202
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2700
Gas Supply
This class consists of units primarily engaged in the distribution of gas such as natural gas or
liquefied petroleum gas through mains systems.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
treating natural gas to produce purified natural gas or liquefied hydrocarbon gases, or
operating natural gas absorption or separation plants, are included in Class 0700 Oil and
Gas Extraction;
construction repair or maintenance of gas mains are included in Class 9429 Other
Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance;
wholesaling or retailing liquefied petroleum gas in bottles or bulk (except through a mains
system) are included in Class 3321 Petroleum Product Wholesaling; and
operating pipelines for the transportation of gas are included in Class 5021 Pipeline
Transport.
203
Water Supply
This class consists of units mainly engaged in the bulk storage or distribution of water. Also
included are units mainly engaged in the treatment of water prior to or during distribution in
the water supply system. The water supply system may include pumping stations, aqueducts
and/or distribution mains.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
the construction or repair of water storage dams, mains or pumping stations are included
in Class 3109 Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction;
operating sewerage or drainage systems or sewage treatment plants are included in Class
2812 Sewerage and Drainage Services;
the purification and bottling of water for retail sale are included in Division C
Manufacturing; and
operating irrigation systems are included in Class 0529 Other Agriculture and Fishing
Support Service
2812
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in the construction or repair of sewerage or stormwater drainage
systems are included in Class 3109 Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction.
204
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating sewerage or drainage systems or sewage treatment plants are included in Class
2812 Sewerage and Drainage Services;
liquid and other waste collection and haulage services are included in Class 2919 Other
Waste Collection Services;
long distance haulage of waste are included in Division I Transport, Postal and
Warehousing; and
road sweeping or street cleaning are included in Class 7311 Building and Other Industrial
Cleaning Services.
2919
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
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operating sewerage or drainage systems or sewage treatment plants are included in Class
2812 Sewerage and Drainage Services;
solid waste collection and haulage services are included in Class 2911 Solid Waste
Collection Services;
long distance haulage of waste are included in Division I Transport, Postal and
Warehousing; and
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repair and maintenance of septic tanks are included in Class 3231 Plumbing Services.
Operating landfills
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating sewerage or drainage systems or sewage treatment plants are included in Class
2812 Sewerage and Drainage Services; and
2922
repair and maintenance of septic tanks are included in Class 3231 Plumbing Services.
206
Mine reclamation
Waste remediation
operating sewerage or drainage systems or sewage treatment plants are included in Class
2812 Sewerage and Drainage Services;
portable toilet renting are included in Class 2911 Solid Waste Collection Services;
providing cleaning services are included in Class 7311 Building and Other Industrial
Cleaning Services;
cutting peat as a result of overburden from brown coal are included in Class 0600 Coal
Mining; and
undertaking mine site preparation and removal of overburden done on contract or fee are
included in Class 3212 Site Preparation Services.
207
DIVI S I O N E CONS T R U C T I O N
The Construction Division includes units mainly engaged in the construction of buildings
and other structures, additions, alterations, reconstruction, installation, and
maintenance and repairs of buildings and other structures.
Units engaged in demolition or wrecking of buildings and other structures, and clearing
of building sites are included in Division E Construction. It also includes units engaged in
blasting, test drilling, landfill, levelling, earthmoving, excavating, land drainage and other
land preparation.
The industries within this division have been defined on the basis of their unique
production processes. As with all industries, the production processes are distinguished
by their use of specialised human resources and specialised physical capital.
Construction activities are generally administered or managed at a relatively fixed place
of business, but the actual construction work is performed at one or more different
project sites.
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House Construction
This class consists of units mainly engaged in the construction of houses (except
semi-detached houses) or in carrying out alterations, additions or renovations to houses, or in
organising or managing these activities.
Primary activities
Garage construction
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing special trade repair services such as electrical or plumbing repairs are included
in the appropriate classes of Group 323 Building Installation Services; and
3019
Apartment construction
Flat construction
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
the construction of hotels, hostels, hospitals and other public buildings are included in
Class 3020 Non-Residential Building Construction;
providing special trade repair services such as electrical or plumbing repairs are included
in the appropriate classes of Group 323 Building Installation Services; and
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing special trade repair services such as electrical or plumbing repairs are included
in the appropriate classes of Group 323 Building Installation Services; and
210
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Asphalt surfacing
Overpass construction
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
the construction of tunnels for any purpose are included in Class 3109 Other Heavy and
Civil Engineering Construction; and
3109
Breakwater construction
Cable laying
Canal construction
Dam construction
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Jetty construction
Lake construction
Pile driving
Pipeline construction
Tunnel construction
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
the erection or installation (including on-site fabrication) of metal silos or storage tanks
are included in Class 3224 Structural Steel Erection Services;
the installation of hot water systems are included in Class 3231 Plumbing Services; and
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
constructing buildings on lots they subdivide or develop are included in the appropriate
classes of Subdivision 30 Building Construction;
construction of roads on a subcontract basis for land subdividers are included in Class
3101 Road and Bridge Construction; and
legal subdivision of land without land preparation are included elsewhere in the
classification system based on the primary activity of the unit.
3212
Earthmoving
Excavation
Explosives laying
Ground de-watering
Land clearing
Removal of overburden
Trench digging
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
quarrying sand or gravel are included in Class 0911 Gravel and Sand Quarrying;
quarrying earth soil or filling are included in Class 0919 Other Construction Material
Mining; and
selling sand, gravel or other quarried construction materials are included in Class 3339
Other Hardware Goods Wholesaling.
322
Concreting Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in concreting work, concrete pouring or other
concrete work on construction projects.
Primary activities
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Concrete pumping
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
3222
terrazzo laying are included in Class 3243 Tiling and Carpeting Services; and
Bricklaying Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in bricklaying or concrete block laying.
Primary activities
Bricklaying
Repair of brickwork
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in brick paving are included in Class 3291 Landscape Construction
Services
3223
Roofing Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in roof tiling, metal roof fixing and the application
of roof coatings.
Primary activities
Roof tiling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
the installation of insulation materials are included in Class 3239 Other Building
Installation Services;
3224
the installation of roof guttering are included in Class 3231 Plumbing Services; and
the installation of wooden roof trusses are included in Class 3242 Carpentry Services.
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Structural Steel Erection Services continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
the construction of complete structures such as bridges, towers or oil refinery plants
(which incorporate structural steel components) are included in the appropriate classes of
Subdivision 31 Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction.
323
Plumbing Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in plumbing or drainage (except sewerage or
stormwater drainage systems construction). Also included are units mainly engaged in septic
tank and other plumbing installation and repair.
Primary activities
Gas plumbing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
the construction of sewerage or stormwater drainage systems are included in Class 3109
Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction;
installation of fire sprinkler systems are included in Class 3234 Fire and Security Alarm
Installation Services;
repairing gas appliances are included in Class 9421 Domestic Appliance Repair and
Maintenance; and
pumping or cleaning septic tanks are included in Class 2921 Waste Treatment and
Disposal Services.
3232
Electrical Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in the installation of electrical wiring or fittings in
buildings or other construction projects. Electrical work arising from the installation of
appliances is included in this class.
Primary activities
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
!
repairing electricity transmission or distribution lines are included in Class 3109 Other
Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction;
installing fire and/or security systems are included in Class 3234 Fire and Security Alarm
Installation Services; and
repairing electrical appliances are included in Class 9421 Domestic Appliance Repair and
Maintenance.
3233
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
!
manufacturing air conditioning duct work are included in Class 2240 Sheet Metal Product
Manufacturing (except Metal Structural and Container Products);
the on-site assembly of industrial furnaces from prefabricated components are included in
Class 3109 Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction; and
installing motor vehicle air conditioning equipment are included in Class 9411 Automotive
Electrical Services.
3234
216
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Fire and Security Alarm Installation Services continued
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in the installation and monitoring of security systems are included in
Class 7712 Investigation and Security Services.
3239
324
Curtain installation
3242
Carpentry Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in carpentry work or the fixing of wooden formwork
on construction projects.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in manufacturing prefabricated, wooden built-in cabinets, cupboards
or shop fronts and their installation (except on-site fabrication) are included in Class 1492
Wooden Structural Fitting and Component Manufacturing.
217
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3243
Floor sanding
Terrazzo laying
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
3244
installing roofing tiles are included in Class 3223 Roofing Services; and
House painting
Wallpapering
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in roof painting, spraying or coating are included in Class 3223
Roofing Services.
3245
Glazing Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in glazing, including glass installation and repair
work.
Primary activities
Glazing
Window installation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in the fabrication of aluminium and timber framed glass products
are included in the appropriate classes of Division C Manufacturing.
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Landscape Construction Services continued
Units also engaged in garden planting or installation of sprinkler/drainage systems in
conjunction with constructing landscapes are included.
Primary activities
Brick paving
Fence construction
Pond construction
Landscape construction
Lawn construction
Rockery work
Streetscape planting
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
landscape consultancy and design services are included in Class 6921 Architectural
Services;
garden maintenance activities and maintenance of lawns are included in Class 7313
Gardening Services.
3292
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in hiring earthmoving plant and equipment with operator are
included in Class 3212 Site Preparation Services.
3299
Scaffolding construction
Waterproofing of building
219
The Wholesale Trade Division includes units mainly engaged in the purchase and
onselling, the commission based buying, and the commission based selling of goods,
without significant transformation, to businesses. Units are classified to the Wholesale
Trade Division in the first instance if they buy goods and then onsell them (including on
a commission basis) to businesses.
Wholesalers' premises are usually a warehouse or office with little or no display of goods
large storage facilities and are not generally located or designed to attract a high
proportion of walk-in customers. Wholesaling is often characterised by high value and/or
bulk volume transactions, and customers are generally reached through trade-specific
contacts.
The Wholesale Trade Division distinguishes two types of wholesalers:
merchant wholesalers who take title to the goods they sell, including import/export
merchants; and
units whose main activity is the commission based buying and/or the commission
based selling of goods, acting as wholesale agents or brokers, or business to
business electronic markets, both of whom arrange the sale of goods on behalf of
others for a commission or fee without taking title to the goods.
A unit which sells to both businesses and the general public will be classified to the
Wholesale Trade Division if it operates from premises such as warehouses or offices with
little or no display of goods, has large storage facilities, and is not generally located or
designed to attract a high proportion of walk-in customers.
For units that have goods manufactured for them on commission and then sell those
goods, the following treatment guidelines are to be followed:
units that own the material inputs, own the final outputs but have the production
done by others will be included in the Manufacturing Division;
units that do not own the material inputs, own the final outputs but have the
production done by others will not be included in the Manufacturing Division (these
may be included in wholesale trade or other divisions); and
units that do not own the material inputs, do not own the final outputs but
undertake the production for others will be included in the Manufacturing Division.
As a result, units that have goods manufactured for them on commission will be included
in the Wholesale Trade Division where they do not own the material inputs to the
manufacturing process, but take title to the outputs and sell them in the manner
prescribed above for typical wholesaling units.
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Wool Wholesaling
This class consists of units mainly engaged in wholesaling wool.
Primary activities
Wool wholesaling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing wool classing (including reclassing or bulk classing) services are included in
Class 0529 Other Agricultural and Fishing Support Services;
providing wool dumping services are included in Class 5299 Other Transport Support
Services n.e.c.; and
providing wool testing services are included in Class 6925 Scientific Testing and Analysis
Services.
3312
Rice wholesaling
Wheat wholesaling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
wholesaling milled or polished rice are included in Class 3609 Other Grocery Wholesaling.
3319
Feed wholesaling
Hide wholesaling
Leather wholesaling
Livestock wholesaling
Tallow wholesaling
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wholesaling cereal grains are included in Class 3312 Cereal Grain Wholesaling;
wholesaling agricultural machinery and equipment are included in Class 3411 Agricultural
and Construction Machinery Wholesaling;
wholesaling meat, poultry, eggs, dairy products, fruit, vegetables, honey, e.t.c. are included
in the appropriate classes of Group 360 Grocery, Liquor and Tobacco Product
Wholesaling;
wholesaling fence posts and fencing wire are included in Class 3339 Other Hardware
Goods Wholesaling.
332
Bitumen wholesaling
Distillate wholesaling
Kerosene wholesaling
Paraffin wholesaling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in distributing liquefied petroleum gas through a mains system are
included in Class 2700 Gas Supply.
3322
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3323
Briquette wholesaling
Charcoal wholesaling
Coal wholesaling
Coke wholesaling
Acid wholesaling
Adhesive wholesaling
Dyestuff wholesaling
Fertiliser wholesaling
Gelatine wholesaling
Herbicide wholesaling
Insecticide wholesaling
Match wholesaling
Pesticide wholesaling
Pigment wholesaling
223
Plasticiser wholesaling
Polish wholesaling
Weedkiller wholesaling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
wholesaling pharmaceutical and toiletry goods are included in Class 3720 Pharmaceutical
and Toiletry Goods Wholesaling; and
wholesaling liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) are included in Class 3321 Petroleum Product
Wholesaling.
333
Timber Wholesaling
This class consists of units mainly engaged in wholesaling timber (except firewood).
Primary activities
Plywood wholesaling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in firewood wholesaling are included in Class 3739 Other Goods
Wholesaling n.e.c.
3332
224
Bath wholesaling
Tap wholesaling
Toilet wholesaling
Brick wholesaling
Cement wholesaling
Lock wholesaling
Paint wholesaling
Plaster wholesaling
Sand wholesaling
Stain wholesaling
Wallpaper wholesaling
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
installing insulation, tiles or most other building components are included in the
appropriate classes of Division E Construction;
wholesaling abrasive cleansers are included in Class 3323 Industrial and Agricultural
Chemical Product Wholesaling;
wholesaling textile awnings are included in Class 3711 Textile Product Wholesaling;
wholesaling non-ceramic floor tiles are included in Class 3731 Furniture and Floor
Covering Wholesaling;
wholesaling electric cable are included in Class 3494 Other Electrical and Electronic Goods
Wholesaling; and
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wholesaling plumbing goods are included in Class 3332 Plumbing Goods Wholesaling.
3419
Grader wholesaling
Harvester wholesaling
Tractor wholesaling
Windmill wholesaling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
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wholesaling industrial machinery and equipment used in a wide range of industries are
included in Class 3499 Other Machinery and Equipment Wholesaling n.e.c.
349
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
wholesaling cameras are included in Class 3494 Other Electrical and Electronic Good
Wholesaling; and
wholesaling binoculars or photographic film are included in Class 3499 Other Machinery
and Equipment Wholesaling n.e.c.
3492
Computer wholesaling
Keyboard wholesaling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
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wholesaling pre-recorded audio or visual entertainment media such as CDs or DVDs are
included in Class 3739 Other Goods Wholesaling n.e.c.
3493
3494
Modem wholesaling
Calculator wholesaling
Camera wholesaling
229
Photocopier wholesaling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in wholesaling binoculars or photographic film are included in Class
3499 Other Machinery and Equipment Wholesaling n.e.c.
3499
230
Bearing wholesaling
Binocular wholesaling
Boat wholesaling
Jetski wholesaling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
wholesaling motor vehicle engines are included in Class 3504 Motor Vehicle New Parts
Wholesaling.
231
Car Wholesaling
This class consists of units mainly engaged in wholesaling new and used motor cars.
Primary Activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in wholesaling buses, trucks or other commercial vehicles are
included in Class 3502 Commercial Vehicle Wholesaling.
3502
3503
Bus, wholesaling
Truck wholesaling
3504
Caravan wholesaling
Motorhome wholesaling
Scooter wholesaling
232
Tyre wholesaling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in second hand car parts retailing are included in Class 3921 Motor
Vehicle Parts Retailing.
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dairy produce
liquor or tobacco
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in wholesaling a specific grocery type are included in the
appropriate classes of Group 360 Grocery, Liquor and Tobacco Product Wholesaling.
3602
Bacon wholesaling
Ham wholesaling
Sausage wholesaling
Smallgoods wholesaling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
wholesaling canned meat, poultry and smallgoods are included in Class 3609 Other
Grocery Wholesaling; and
wholesaling meat, poultry and smallgoods in conjunction with a wide variety of other
grocery items are included in Class 3601 General Line Grocery Wholesaling.
3603
234
Butter wholesaling
Cheese wholesaling
Cream wholesaling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
wholesaling canned milk are included in Class 3609 Other Grocery Wholesaling; and
wholesaling dairy products in conjunction with a wide variety of other grocery items are
included in Class 3601 General Line Grocery Wholesaling.
3604
Fish wholesaling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating vessels which both catch and process fish or other seafood are included in the
appropriate classes of Group 041 Fishing;
wholesaling canned fish or seafood are included in Class 3609 Other Grocery Wholesaling;
and
wholesaling fish or seafood in conjunction with a wide variety of other grocery items are
included in Class 3601 General Line Grocery Wholesaling.
3605
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
washing and packing fruit or vegetables are included in Class 7320 Packaging Services; and
wholesaling fruit and vegetables in conjunction with a wide variety of other grocery items
are included in Class 3601 General Line Grocery Wholesaling.
3606
235
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
blending wine or spirits are included in the appropriate classes of Group 121 Beverage
Manufacturing;
breaking down bulk quantities and bottling without wholesaling are included in Class 7320
Packaging Services;
wholesaling tobacco leaf are included in Class 3319 Other Agricultural Product
Wholesaling; and
wholesaling liquor and tobacco products in conjunction with a wide variety of other
grocery items are included in Class 3601 General Line Grocery Wholesaling.
3609
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Biscuit wholesaling
Coffee wholesaling
Condiment wholesaling
Confectionery wholesaling
Honey wholesaling
Margarine wholesaling
Tea wholesaling
Vinegar wholesaling
Yeast wholesaling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in wholesaling the above grocery products in conjunction with a
wide variety of other grocery items are included in Class 3601 General Line Grocery
Wholesaling.
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Blanket wholesaling
Cordage wholesaling
Lace wholesaling
Linen wholesaling
Piece-goods wholesaling
String wholesaling
Tarpaulin wholesaling
Tent wholesaling
Thread wholesaling
Towel wholesaling
Yarn wholesaling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
wholesaling floor coverings are included in Class 3731 Furniture and Floor Covering
Wholesaling; and
3712
wholesaling wire rope are included in Class 3339 Other Hardware Goods Wholesaling.
238
Clothing wholesaling
Footwear wholesaling
Hosiery wholesaling
372
Millinery wholesaling
Cosmetic wholesaling
Drug wholesaling
Medicine wholesaling
Perfume wholesaling
Toiletry wholesaling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in wholesaling industrial chemical products are included in Class
3323 Industrial and Agricultural Chemical Product Wholesaling.
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3731
Furniture wholesaling
Mattress wholesaling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
wholesaling ceramic tiles are included in Class 3339 Other Hardware Goods Wholesaling;
and
3732
wholesaling canvas blinds are included in Class 3711 Textile Product Wholesaling
Clock wholesaling
Gemstone wholesaling
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Jewellery wholesaling
Watch wholesaling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in wholesaling scrap precious metals are included in Class 3322
Metal and Mineral Wholesaling.
3733
Brushware wholesaling
Chinaware wholesaling
Crockery wholesaling
Cutlery wholesaling
Enamelware wholesaling
Glassware wholesaling
Kitchenware wholesaling
Tableware wholesaling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in wholesaling electrical appliances are included in Class 3494 Other
Electrical and Electronic Goods Wholesaling.
3734
Ammunition wholesaling
Bicycle wholesaling
Toy wholesaling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
wholesaling sports clothing or sports footwear are included in Class 3712 Clothing and
Footwear Wholesaling; and
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3736
Book wholesaling
Magazine wholesaling
Newspaper wholesaling
Periodical wholesaling
Paper wholesaling
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in wholesaling building paper and paper board are included in Class
3339 Other Hardware Goods Wholesaling.
3739
Cask wholesaling
Coffin wholesaling
Firewood wholesaling
Luggage wholesaling
241
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
wholesaling paper and paper board containers are included in Class 3736 Paper Product
Wholesaling; and
wholesaling leather clothing or shoes are included in Class 3712 Clothing and Footwear
Wholesaling
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COM M I S S I O N - B A S E D WHO L E S A L I N G
3800
Commission-Based Wholesaling
This class consists of units mainly engaged in the sale of goods or services on behalf of one or
more principals on a fee or commission basis. These activities include units who arrange the
sale of goods on behalf of a principal, but do not take title to the goods.
Primary activities
Auctioning livestock
Livestock agent
Stockyard operation
Wool broking
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
the arrangement of the purchase of travel and related services are included in Class 7220
Travel Agency and Tour Arrangement Services;
the activities of real estate agents are included in Class 6720 Real Estate Services; and
the broking of financial or insurance services are included in the appropriate classes of
Subdivision 64 Auxiliary Finance and Insurance Services.
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The Retail Trade Division includes units mainly engaged in the purchase and onselling,
commission based buying, and commission based selling of goods, without significant
transformation, to the general public. The Retail Trade Division also includes units that
purchase and onsell goods to the general public using non-traditional means, including
the internet. Units are classified to the Retail Trade Division in the first instance if they
buy goods and then onsell them (including on a commission basis) to the general public.
Retail units generally operate from premises located and designed to attract a high
volume of walk-in customers, have an extensive display of goods, and/or use mass media
advertising designed to attract customers. The display and advertising of goods may be
physical or electronic.
Physical display and advertising includes shops, printed catalogues, billboards and print
advertisements. Electronic display and advertising includes catalogues, internet websites,
television and radio advertisements and infomercials. While non-store retailers, by
definition, do not posses the physical characteristics of traditional retail units with a
physical shop-front location, these units share the requisite function of the purchasing
and onselling of goods to the general public, and are therefore included in this division.
A unit which sells to both businesses and the general public will be classified to the Retail
Trade Division if it operates from shop-front premises, arranges and displays stock to
attract a high proportion of walk-in customers and utilises mass media advertising to
attract customers.
The buying of goods for resale to the general public is a characteristic of Retail Trade
units that distinguishes them from units in the Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing;
Manufacturing; and Construction industries. For example, farms that sell their products,
at or from, the point of production are not classified in Retail Trade, but rather in
Agriculture as the production of agricultural output are these units primary activity. Units
in all these industries provide their output to the market for sale. Similarly, units that
both manufacture and sell their products to the general public are not classified in Retail
Trade, but rather in Manufacturing.
Wholesale units also engage in the buying of goods for resale, but typically operate from
a warehouse or office and neither the design nor the location of these premises is
intended to solicit a high volume of walk-in traffic. In general, wholesale units have large
storage facilities and small display area, while the reverse is true for retail units.
Units in Retail often undertake non-retail secondary activities, such as watch and
jewellery stores, that undertake repairs of these goods as well as retailing new items.
However, units whose primary activity is the provision of repair and maintenance
services are excluded from this division, and are classified to the Other Services Division.
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Car Retailing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in retailing new or used cars.
Primary Activities
Units mainly engaged in wholesaling cars are included in Class 3501 Car Wholesaling.
3912
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
wholesaling new or used motor cycles or scooters are included in Class 3503 Trailer and
Other Motor Vehicle Wholesaling;
repairing motor cycles or scooters are included in Class 9419 Other Automotive Repair and
Maintenance; and
retailing motor cycles or scooter parts or accessories are included in Class 3921 Motor
Vehicle Parts Retailing.
3913
Caravan retailing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
retailing boat trailers are included in Class 4245 Marine Equipment Retailing; and
hiring of trailers or caravans are included in Class 6619 Other Motor Vehicle and Transport
Equipment Rental and Hiring.
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
wholesaling motor vehicle parts are included in either Class 3504 Motor Vehicle New Parts
Wholesaling or 3505 Motor Vehicle Dismantling and Used Parts Wholesaling; and
installing automotive air conditioners, car radios or CD-players are included in Class 9411
Automotive Electrical Services.
3922
Tyre Retailing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in retailing motor vehicle or motor cycle tyres (new
or reconditioned) or tubes.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in retreading, recapping or rerubbering motor vehicle tyres are
included in Class 1914 Tyre Manufacturing.
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FUE L RET A I L I N G
4000
Fuel Retailing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in retailing fuels, including petrol, LPG or
lubricating oils.
Primary activities
Distillate retailing
Kerosene retailing
Petrol retailing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
automotive repairs and services are included in the appropriate classes of Group 941
Automotive Repair and Maintenance
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Grocery retailing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in retailing specialised food lines are included in the appropriate
classes of Group 412 Specialised Food Retailing.
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SPE C I A L I S E D FOO D RE T A I L I N G
4121
4122
4123
Liquor Retailing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in retailing beer, wine or spirits for consumption off
the premises only.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in selling alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises,
such as hotels, bars and similar units (except hospitality clubs), are included in Class 4520
Pubs, Taverns and Bars.
4129
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Confectionery retailing
Smallgoods retailing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
retailing a wide range of food lines are included in Class 4110 Supermarket and Grocery
Stores;
providing food services for immediate consumption for taking away or consumption in
limited seating areas are included in Class 4512 Takeaway Food Services;
manufacturing bakery products and selling those products from the same premises are
included in Class 1174 Bakery Product Manufacturing (Non-factory based); and
retailing food through vending machines or other non-store means (except mobile vans)
are included in Class 4310 Non-Store Retailing.
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Furniture Retailing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in retailing furniture, blinds or awnings.
Primary activities
Awning retailing
Blind retailing
Furniture retailing
Mattress retailing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
the installation of household blinds or awnings are included in Class 3239 Other Building
Installation Services;
retailing second-hand or antique furniture are included in Class 4273 Antique and Used
Goods Retailing; and
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retailing curtains are included in Class 4214 Manchester and Other Textile Goods Retailing.
Carpet retailing
Parquetry retailing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
laying floor coverings are included in the appropriate classes of Division E Construction;
and
retailing ceramic floor tiles are included in Class 4231 Hardware and Building Supplies
Retailing.
4213
Houseware Retailing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in retailing kitchenware, china, glassware, silverware
or other houseware goods.
Primary activities
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Brushware retailing
Chinaware retailing
Crockery retailing
Cutlery retailing
Enamelware retailing
Glassware retailing
Kitchenware retailing
Picnicware retailing
Silverware retailing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in retailing electric cooking utensils are included in Class 4221
Electrical, Electronic and Gas Appliance Retailing.
4214
Blanket retailing
Curtain retailing
Linen retailing
Piece-goods retailing
Yarn retailing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
installing awnings, blinds, shutters or curtains are included in Class 3239 Other Building
Installation Services; and
manufacturing curtains or cushions are included in Class 1333 Cut and Sewn Textile
Product Manufacturing.
422
Barbecue retailing
Camera retailing
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Modem retailing
Pager retailing
Projector retailing
Refrigerator, retailing
Stereo retailing
Stove, retailing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
retailing CDs, DVDs or other entertainment media are included in Class 4242
Entertainment Media Retailing;
retailing car radios are included in Class 3921 Motor Vehicle Parts Retailing;
installing heating, refrigeration or air conditioning equipment are included in Class 3233
Air Conditioning and Heating Services;
hiring household appliances are included in Class 6639 Other Goods and Equipment
Rental and Hiring n.e.c.; and
repairing and maintaining electrical, electronic and gas domestic appliances are included
in Class 9421 Domestic Appliance Repair and Maintenance.
4222
252
Printer retailing
423
4231
Cement retailing
Hardware retailing
Lacquer retailing
Lock retailing
Nail retailing
Paint retailing
Timber retailing
Tool retailing
Wallpaper retailing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
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Fertiliser retailing
Pesticide retailing
Seedlings retailing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in retailing cut flowers are included in Class 4274 Flower Retailing.
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Ammunition retailing
Bicycle retailing
Canoe retailing
Sailboard retailing
Wetsuit retailing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
retailing sports apparel (clothing and footwear) are included in Classes 4251 Clothing
Retailing and 4252 Footwear Retailing; and
4242
retailing new or used boats are included in Class 4245 Marine Equipment Retailing.
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
retailing second-hand records, tapes, CDs, DVDs or videos are included in Class 4273
Antique and Used Goods Retailing;
retailing CD players, DVD players, VCRs or other appliances are included in Class 4221
Electrical, Electronic and Gas Appliance Retailing; and
retailing computers and computer peripherals are included in Class 4222 Computer and
Computer Peripheral Retailing.
4243
Doll retailing
Game retailing
Toy retailing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in retailing computer games are included in Class 4242
Entertainment Media Retailing.
4244
Book retailing
Magazine retailing
Newspaper retailing
Periodical retailing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
retailing stationery and writing goods are included in Class 4272 Stationery Goods
Retailing; and
4245
retailing second-hand books are included in Class 4273 Antique and Used Goods Retailing.
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Yacht retailing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
retailing sailboards, canoes or wetsuits are included in Class 4241 Sport and Camping
Equipment Retailing;
repairing boats are included in Class 2392 Boatbuilding and Repair Services; and
hiring of pleasure craft (without crew) are included in Division L Rental, Hiring and Real
Estate Services.
425
Clothing Retailing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in retailing clothing or clothing accessories.
Primary activities
Clothing retailing
Glove retailing
Hosiery retailing
Millinery retailing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
retailing second-hand clothing are included in Class 4273 Antique and Used Goods
Retailing; and
retailing personal accessories (except clothing and footwear) are included in Class 4259
Other Personal Accessory Retailing.
4252
Footwear Retailing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in retailing boots, shoes or other footwear.
Primary activities
4253
Boot retailing
Footwear retailing
Shoe retailing
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Jewellery retailing
Watch retailing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
retailing second-hand jewellery are included in Class 4273 Antique and Used Goods
Retailing;
4259
retailing clocks are included in Class 4279 Other Store-Based Retailing n.e.c.; and
Briefcase retailing
Handbag retailing
Luggage retailing
Sunglass retailing
Umbrella retailing
Wig retailing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
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retailing leather clothing are included in Class 4251 Clothing Retailing; and
DEP A R T M E N T STO R E S
4260
Department Stores
This class consists of units engaged in retailing a wide variety of goods, other than food or
groceries, but the variety is such that no predominant activity can be determined. These units
have predominant retail sales in at least four of the following six product groups:
Clothing
Furniture
Textile goods
The products primary to these headings, as well as other products, are normally sold by or
displayed in separate departments or sections supervised by managers (with specialised
product knowledge) within the store, and, generally, merchandising, advertising, customer
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
retailing food and groceries on a departmentalised basis are included in Class 4110
Supermarket and Grocery Stores;
retailing clothing; furniture; kitchenware, china, glassware and other housewares; textile
goods; electrical, electronic and gas appliances; or perfumes, cosmetics and toiletries on a
specialised basis are included in the appropriate classes of Subdivision 42 Other
Store-Based Retailing; and
retailing a wide variety of products that are not sold, displayed, managed or administered
on a departmentalised basis (i.e. gift shops or souvenir shops) are included in Class 4279
Other Store-Based Retailing n.e.c.
427
4272
Cosmetic retailing
Drug retailing
Perfume retailing
Toiletry retailing
Ink retailing
Stationery retailing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in retailing books or magazines are included in Class 4244
Newspaper and Book Retailing.
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Antique retailing
Disposals retailing
Pawnbroking
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
retailing second-hand motor vehicles are included in Class 3911 Car Retailing;
retailing second-hand motor cycles are included in Class 3912 Motor Cycle Retailing;
retailing second-hand motor vehicle or motor cycle parts are included in Class 3921 Motor
Vehicle Parts Retailing; and
4274
Flower Retailing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in retailing cut flowers or display foliage.
Primary Activities
4279
Binocular retailing
Briquette retailing
Clock retailing
Coal retailing
Coke retailing
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Firewood retailing
Firework retailing
Ice retailing
Map retailing
Pram retailing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
retailing second-hand sports cards are included in Class 4273 Antique and Used Goods
Retailing;
retailing religious books are included in Class 4244 Newspaper and Book Retailing;
retailing goods without the use of a shopfront or physical store presence are included in
Class 4310 Non-Store Retailing; and
retailing goods on a commission basis are included in Class 4320 Retail Commission-Based
Buying and/or Selling.
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NON - S T O R E RET A I L I N G
4310
Non-Store Retailing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in retailing goods without the use of a shopfront or
physical store presence, including milk vendors, sole e-commerce retailers and direct shopping
units.
Primary activities
Internet retailing
Milk vending
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
the retailing of goods through means of a shopfront or physical store presence are
included in the appropriate classes of subdivisions within the Retail Trade Division; and
providing mobile food services such as ice cream vending from a van are included in Class
4512 Takeaway Food Services.
432
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
the commission-based buying and selling of real estate are included in Class 6720 Real
Estate Services;
the broking of financial or insurance services are included in the appropriate classes of
Subdivision 64 Auxiliary Finance and Insurance Services; and
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DIVIS I O N H ACCO M M O D A T I O N
This division comprises of units providing short-term accommodation for visitors and/or
meals, snacks, and beverages for consumption by customers both on and off-site. The
division includes units providing accommodation, food/beverage, and hospitality services
because one or more of these activities are undertaken by the same unit.
Excluded from this division are gambling institutions (casinos); amusement and
recreation parks; long-term (residential) caravan parks; theatre restaurants; sporting
clubs; and other recreation or entertainment facilities providing food, beverage, and
accommodation services.
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ACC O M M O D A T I O N
4400
Accommodation
This class consists of units mainly engaged in providing accommodation for visitors, such as
hotels, motels and similar units.
Primary activities
Hotel operation
Motel operation
Resort operation
Serviced apartments
Ski-lodge operation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
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Cafe operation
Restaurant operation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing food ready to be taken away for immediate consumption are included in Class
4512 Takeaway Food Services;
providing catering services (including airline food catering services) at specified locations
or events are included in Class 4513 Catering Services;
selling alcoholic beverages both for consumption on and off the premises are included in
Class 4520 Pubs, Taverns and Bars; and
operating theatre restaurants mainly engaged in providing live theatrical productions with
food and beverages are included in Class 9001 Performing Arts Operation.
4512
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing food services for consumption on the premises only are included in Class 4511
Cafes and Restaurants;
providing catering services (including airline food catering services) at specified locations
or events are included in Class 4513 Catering Services;
retailing baked goods manufactured on the same premises are included in Class 1174
Bakery Product Manufacturing (Non-factory based);
retailing baked goods manufactured at other premises are included in Class 4129 Other
Specialised Food Retailing; and
retailing beer, wine or spirits for consumption off the premises only are included in Class
4123 Liquor Retailing.
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Catering Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in providing catering services at specified locations
or events such as airline catering. Meals and snacks may be transported and/or prepared and
served on or off the premises, as required by the customer.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing food services for consumption on the premises only are included in Class 4511
Cafes and Restaurants;
providing food ready to be taken away for immediate consumption are included in Class
4512 Takeaway Food Services; and
manufacturing food products (including snack foods and prepared meals) are included in
Class 1199 Other Food Product Manufacturing n.e.c.
452
Bar operation
Pub operation
Tavern operation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
retailing alcoholic beverages for consumption off the premises only are included in Class
4123 Liquor Retailing; and
CLUB S (HOS P I T A L I T Y )
453
4530
Clubs (Hospitality)
This class consists of associations mainly engaged in providing hospitality services to members.
These hospitality services include gambling, sporting or other social or entertainment facilities.
Primary activities
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selling alcoholic beverages both for consumption on and off the premises are included in
Class 4520 Pubs, Taverns and Bars; and
operating sporting clubs are included in Class 9112 Sports and Physical Recreation Clubs
and Sports Professionals.
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The Transport, Postal and Warehousing Division includes units mainly engaged in
providing transportation of passengers and freight by road, rail, water or air. Other
transportation activities such as postal services, pipeline transport and scenic and
sightseeing transport are included in this division.
Units mainly engaged in providing goods warehousing and storage activities are also
included.
The division also includes units mainly engaged in providing support services for the
transportation of passengers and freight. These activities include stevedoring services,
harbour services, navigation services, airport operations and customs agency services.
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating road freight terminals are included in Class 5299 Other Transport Support
Services n.e.c.;
providing road freight forwarding services are included in Class 5292 Freight Forwarding
Services;
providing crating or packing for road freight transport are included in Class 7320
Packaging Services; and
leasing or hiring trucks without drivers are included in Class 6619 Other Motor Vehicle and
Transport Equipment Rental and Hiring.
462
4621
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating urban buses for the transportation of passengers are included in Class 4622
Urban Bus Transport (Including Tramway); and
operating bus passenger terminals are included in Class 5299 Other Transport Support
Services n.e.c.
4622
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating interurban and rural buses for the transportation of passengers are included in
Class 4621 Interurban and Rural Bus Transport;
operating bus passenger terminals are included in Class 5299 Other Transport Support
Services n.e.c.; and
operating sightseeing/tour bus, coaches or tramways in urban areas are included in Class
5010 Scenic and Sightseeing Transport.
4623
Taxi service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing driving services for taxis or hire cars are included in Class 5299 Other Transport
Support Services n.e.c;
operating taxi trucks with drivers are included in Class 4610 Road Freight Transport;
leasing taxi cab plates (not vehicles) are included in Class 6640 Non-Financial Intangible
Assets (Except Copyrights) Leasing;
leasing, hiring or renting motor vehicles without drivers are included in Class 6611
Passenger Car Rental and Hiring;
operating a taxi radio base are included in Class 5299 Other Transport Support Services
n.e.c.; and
operating sightseeing transport equipment are included in Class 5010 Scenic and
Sightseeing Transport
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
repairing railway stock or locomotives are included in Class 2393 Railway Rolling Stock
Manufacturing and Repair Services;
providing rail freight forwarding services are included in Class 5292 Freight Forwarding
Services; and
operating rail freight terminals are included in Class 5299 Other Transport Support
Services n.e.c.
472
Monorail operation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating tramways for the transportation of passengers are included in Class 4622 Urban
Bus Transport (Including Tramway);
operating passenger railway terminals or stations are included in Class 5299 Other
Transport Support Services n.e.c; and
operating railways as a tourist attraction (scenic railways) are included in Class 5010 Scenic
and Sightseeing Transport.
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International sea freight transport service between domestic and international ports
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
repairing, refitting or converting ships are included in Class 2391 Shipbuilding and Repair
Services;
operating water freight terminals are included in Class 5212 Port and Water Transport
Terminal Operations;
providing ship or shipping agency services are included in Class 5219 Other Water
Transport Support Services;
providing sea freight forwarding services are included in Class 5292 Freight Forwarding
Services;
leasing, hiring or chartering ships without crew are included in Class 6619 Other Motor
Vehicle and Transport Equipment Rental and Hiring; and
operating tugboats or towing vessels are included in Class 5219 Other Water Transport
Support Services.
482
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
repairing, refitting or converting ships are included Class 2391 Shipbuilding and Repair
Services;
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operating water passenger terminals are included in Class 5212 Port and Water Transport
Terminal Operations;
operating tugboats or towing vessels are included in Class 5219 Other Water Transport
Support Services;
leasing, hiring or chartering ships without crew are included in Class 6619 Other Motor
Vehicle and Transport Equipment Rental and Hiring; and
operating charter fishing boats and whale watching cruises are included in Class 5010
Scenic and Sightseeing Transport.
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Aircraft charter, lease or rental, with crew, for freight and/or passengers
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing aerial surveying services are included in Class 6922 Surveying and Mapping
Services;
repairing aircraft are included in Class 2394 Aircraft Manufacturing and Repair Services;
operating ticket sales or booking offices of non-resident airlines are included in Class 7220
Travel Agency and Tour Arrangement Services;
domestic and international air freight forwarding are included in Class 5292 Freight
Forwarding Services; and
transport of passengers by aircraft solely for sightseeing purposes are included in Class
5010 Scenic and Sightseeing Transport.
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Airboat operation
Glider operation
Hovercraft operation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating ski chair lifts are included in Class 5029 Other Transport n.e.c.
502
5021
Pipeline Transport
This class consists of units mainly engaged in the transportation of natural gas, oil or other
materials via pipelines.
Primary activities
Pipeline operation for the transport of gas, oil and other material.
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
piping sewage through sewer systems are included in Class 2812 Sewerage and Drainage
Services;
constructing, repairing or maintaining gas mains are included in Class 3109 Other Heavy
and Civil Engineering Construction; and
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275
Postal Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in the pick-up and delivery of letters, documents
and parcels (usually weighing less than 30 kgs). Rather than being from the senders location,
the pick-up activity is from pre-determined collection points (e.g. post offices and postal
agencies). Also included are units mainly engaged in the operation/provision of predetermined
collection points (such as post offices or postal agents).
Primary activities
Mail service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing courier or messenger services are included in Class 5102 Courier Pick-up and
Delivery Services; and
operating trucks for the transportation of freight by road are included in Class 4610 Road
Freight Transport.
5102
Messenger service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing postal services are included in the Class 5101 Postal Services; and
operating trucks for the transportation of freight by road are included in Class 4610 Road
Freight Transport.
276
Stevedoring Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in providing stevedoring services for the loading or
unloading of vessels.
Primary activities
5212
Stevedoring service
Port operation
Wharf operation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
planning port facilities are included in the appropriate classes of Division M Professional,
Scientific and Technical Services;
repairing ships and boats (including factory overhauls or factory conversions) are included
in Classes 2391 Shipbuilding and Repair Services and 2392 Boatbuilding and Repair
Services respectively; and
5219
Lighterage service
Pilotage service
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repairing ships and boats (including factory overhauls or factory conversions) are included
in Classes 2391 Shipbuilding and Repair Services and 2392 Boatbuilding and Repair
Services respectively; and
522
Airport operation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
repairing aircraft are included in Class 2394 Aircraft Manufacturing and Repair Services;
leasing or chartering aircraft without crew from own stocks are included in Class 6619
Other Motor Vehicle and Transport Equipment Rental and Hiring;
operating ticket sales offices of non-resident airlines are included in Class 7220 Travel
Agency and Tour Arrangement Services;
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providing airline food catering services are included in Class 4513 Catering Services; and
wholesaling fuel at airports are included in Class 3321 Petroleum Product Wholesaling.
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
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freight forwarding services are included in Class 5292 Freight Forwarding Services; and
providing surveillance and control of the borders of the country are included in Class 7719
Other Public Order and Safety Services.
5292
5299
Weighbridge operation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
hiring or leasing pallets (from own stocks) are included in Class 6639 Other Goods and
Equipment Rental and Hiring n.e.c.; and
owning/operating taxis or hire cars are included Class 4623 Taxi and Other Road
Transport.
279
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in operating grain loading facilities at water transport terminals are
included in Class 5212 Port and Water Transport Terminal Operations.
5309
Storage n.e.c.
Warehousing n.e.c.
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating grain loading facilities at water transport terminals are included in Class 5212
Port and Water Transport Terminal Operations;
grain elevator, silo and storage operation are included in the Class 5301 Grain Storage
Services; and
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The Information Media and Telecommunications Division includes units mainly engaged
in:
creating, enhancing and storing information products in media that allows for their
dissemination;
transmitting information products using analogue and digital signals (via electronic,
wireless, optical and other means);
Information products are defined as those which are not necessarily tangible, and, unlike
traditional goods, are not associated with a particular form. The value of the information
products is embedded in their content rather than in the format in which they are
distributed. For example, a movie can be screened at a cinema, telecast on television or
copied to video for sale or rental. The division includes some activities that primarily
create, enhance and disseminate information products, subject to copyright.
It is the intangible nature of the information products which determines their unique
dissemination process, which may include via a broadcast, electronic means, or physical
form. They do not usually require direct contact between the supplier/producer and the
consumer, which distinguishes them from distribution activities included in the
Wholesale Trade and Retail Trade Divisions.
Excluded from the division are units mainly engaged in:
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Newspaper Publishing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in publishing (creating and disseminating)
newspapers. Included in this class are units whose main source of income is the sale of
advertising space in their own newspapers.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
publishing newspapers exclusively on the internet are included in Class 5700 Internet
Publishing and Broadcasting;
selling advertising space other than in their own newspapers are included in Class 6940
Advertising Services;
supplying the news media with information such as news, reports and pictures are
included in Class 6020 Other Information Services;
writing articles without publishing are included in Class 9002 Creative Artists, Musicians,
Writers and Performers; and
selling and preparing advertisements without publishing are included in Class 6940
Advertising Services.
5412
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
publishing magazines and other periodicals exclusively on the internet are included in
Class 5700 Internet Publishing and Broadcasting;
selling advertising space other than in their own periodicals are included in Class 6940
Advertising Services; and
printing magazines and other periodicals without publishing are included in Class 1611
Printing.
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Book Publishing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in publishing (creating and disseminating) books
including atlases, textbooks and travel guides.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
publishing books exclusively on the internet are included in Class 5700 Internet Publishing
and Broadcasting;
publishing music books and sheet music are included in Class 5521 Music Publishing;
printing books without publishing are included in Class 1611 Printing; and
writing books without publishing are included in Class 9002 Creative Artists, Musicians,
Writers and Performers.
5414
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
publishing directories and mailing lists exclusively on the internet are included in Class
5700 Internet Publishing and Broadcasting;
printing directories and mailing lists without publishing are included in Class 1611
Printing;
operating web search portals (search engines) are included in Class 5910 Internet Service
Providers and Web Search Portals; and
5419
283
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
publishing greeting cards, postcards and art print, e.t.c. exclusively on the internet are
included in Class 5700 Internet Publishing and Broadcasting;
printing greeting cards, postcards and art prints, e.t.c. without publishing are included in
Class 1611 Printing; and
542
SOFT W A R E PUB L I S H I N G
5420
Software Publishing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in creating and disseminating ready-made
(non-customised) computer software.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing customised software design consulting services are included in Class 7000
Computer System Design and Related Services;
the mass duplication of software are included in Class 1620 Reproduction of Recorded
Media;
wholesaling computer software are included in Class 3492 Computer and Computer
Peripheral Wholesaling; and
retailing computer software (except games) are included in Class 4222 Computer and
Computer Peripheral Retailing.
284
Video production
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
acquiring distribution rights and distributing motion pictures and videos are included in
Class 5512 Motion Picture and Video Distribution;
producing pre-recorded radio programming are included in Class 5522 Music and Other
Sound Recording Activities;
providing motion picture and video post-production services are included in Class 5514
Post-production Services and Other Motion Picture and Video Activities;
the mass duplication of audio and visual media are included in Class 1620 Reproduction of
Recorded Media;
operating motion picture laboratories are included in Class 5514 Post-production Services
and Other Motion Picture and Video Activities; and
undertaking activities such as directing, acting and writing are included in the appropriate
classes of Subdivision 90 Creative and Performing Arts Activities.
5512
Film distribution
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
the mass duplication of audio and visual media are included in Class 1620 Reproduction of
Recorded Media;
wholesaling pre-recorded video tapes and/or discs are included in Class 3739 Other Goods
Wholesaling n.e.c.;
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retailing video cassettes and discs are included in Class 4242 Entertainment Media
Retailing; and
hiring pre-recorded video cassettes, DVDs and other pre-recorded media are included in
Class 6632 Video and Other Electronic Media Rental and Hiring.
5513
5514
Cinema operation
Teleproduction service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in providing post-production services for sound recordings are
included in Class 5522 Music and Other Sound Recording Activities.
552
Music Publishing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in acquiring and registering copyrights for musical
compositions and promoting and authorising the use of these compositions in recordings,
286
Music publishing
Song publishing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
composing music are included in Class 9002 Creative Artists, Musicians, Writers and
Performers; and
5522
printing sheet music without publishing are included in Class 1611 Printing.
Record distribution
Record production
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
the mass duplication of audio and visual media are included in Class 1620 Reproduction of
Recorded Media;
acquiring and registering copyrights for musical compositions are included in Class 5521
Music Publishing;
providing musical performances are included in Class 9001 Performing Arts Operation; and
wholesaling pre-recorded audio media are included in Class 3739 Other Goods
Wholesaling n.e.c.
287
RAD I O BROA D C A S T I N G
5610
Radio Broadcasting
This class consists of units mainly engaged in broadcasting audio signals, using radio
broadcasting studios and facilities, to transmit aerial programming.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
broadcasting exclusively on the internet are included in Class 5700 Internet Publishing and
Broadcasting; and
producing pre-recorded radio programming are included in Class 5522 Music and Other
Sound Recording Activities.
562
TEL E V I S I O N BRO A D C A S T I N G
5621
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
broadcasting exclusively on the internet are included in Class 5700 Internet Publishing and
Broadcasting;
producing motion pictures, videos and television programs or commercials are included in
Class 5511 Motion Picture and Video Production; and
acquiring distribution rights and distributing motion pictures and videos are included in
Class 5512 Motion Picture and Video Distribution.
5622
288
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
producing motion pictures, videos and television programs or commercials are included in
Class 5511 Motion Picture and Video Production.
289
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing internet access and operating web search portals (search engines) are included
in Class 5910 Internet Service Providers and Web Search Portals;
providing internet streaming services are included in Class 5921 Data Processing and Web
Hosting Services;
operating units of stock brokerages, travel reservation systems, purchasing services, and
similar activities using the internet rather than traditional methods are included in classes
according to their primary activity.
290
TEL E C O M M U N I C A T I O N S SER V I C E S
5801
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
publishing telephone directories are included in Class 5414 Directory and Mailing List
Publishing; and
maintaining and installing telecommunications systems are included in Class 3109 Other
Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction.
5802
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating, maintaining or providing access to facilities for the transmission of voice, data,
text, sound and video using wired telecommunications networks are included in Class
5801 Wired Telecommunications Network Operation;
291
5809
Paging service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
broadcasting television programs for cable systems are included in Class 5622 Cable and
Other Subscription Broadcasting;
292
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
publishing or broadcasting exclusively on the internet are included in Class 5700 Internet
Publishing and Broadcasting;
providing web hosting services are included in Class 5921 Data Processing and Web
Hosting Services;
internet and web design consulting services are included in Class 7000 Computer System
Design and Related Services; and
operating units of stock brokerages, travel reservation systems, purchasing services, and
similar activities using the internet rather than traditional methods are included in classes
according to their primary activity.
592
Application hosting
293
Web hosting
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing word processing and related document preparation activities are included in
Class 7292 Document Preparation Services;
gathering, tabulating and presenting marketing and opinion data are included in Class
6950 Market Research and Statistical Services;
processing financial transactions such as credit card transaction are included in the
appropriate classes of Division K Financial and Insurance Services; and
providing payroll processing services are included in Class 7291 Office Administrative
Services.
5922
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing library or archive services are included in Class 6010 Libraries and Archives; and
providing data processing or hosting services are included in Class 5921 Data Processing
and Web Hosting Services.
294
Archive operation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in providing stock footage (via motion picture and video tape
libraries) for use in the media and in advertising are included in Class 5512 Motion Picture
and Video Distribution.
602
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in writing articles without publishing are included in Class 9002
Creative Artists, Musicians, Writers and Performers.
295
The Financial and Insurance Services Division includes units mainly engaged in financial
transactions involving the creation, liquidation, or change in ownership of financial
assets, and/or in facilitating financial transactions.
The range of activities include:
raising funds by taking deposits and/or issuing securities and, in the process,
incurring liabilities;
Also included in this division are central banking, monetary control and the regulation of
financial activities.
296
CEN T R A L BAN K I N G
6210
Central Banking
This class consists of units mainly engaged in formulating monetary policy and performing
central banking functions, such as issuing currency, managing the nation's money supply and
foreign reserves, holding deposits that represent the reserves of other banks, and acting as
fiscal agent for governments. This class also includes units primarily engaged in the prudential
regulation, licensing and inspection of the financial sector.
Primary activities
622
Central banking
Banking
This class consists of units mainly engaged in operating banks (except merchant banks). Banks
incur liabilities by accepting demand and other deposits and make commercial, industrial and
consumer loans.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
performing central banking functions are included in Class 6210 Central Banking;
operating building societies are included in Class 6222 Building Society Operation;
operating credit unions are included in Class 6223 Credit Union Operation; and
operating merchant banks are included in Class 6229 Other Depository Financial
Intermediation.
6222
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
6223
operating development, savings and trading banks are included in Class 6221 Banking; and
operating credit unions are included in Class 6223 Credit Union Operation.
297
6229
operating development, savings and trading banks are included in Class 6221 Banking; and
operating building societies are included in Class 6222 Building Society Operation.
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating development, savings and trading banks are included in Class 6221 Banking;
operating building societies are included in Class 6222 Building Society Operation;
operating credit unions are included in Class 6223 Credit Union Operation;
providing financial market transaction broking services (e.g. stock broking) and related
activities on behalf of others are included in Class 6411 Financial Asset Broking Services;
and
623
NON - D E P O S I T O R Y FIN A N C I N G
6230
Non-Depository Financing
This class consists of units mainly engaged in non-depository finance. Non-deposit financiers
do not incur deposit liabilities and are mainly engaged in providing credit or lending money, or
in leasing machinery, plant or equipment purely on a financial service basis (i.e. without
physically handling the goods). Units of co-operative housing societies (except co-operative
housing society management services on a commission or fee basis) are included.
Primary activities
298
Non-depository financing
624
Unit trust operation (investment type; in predominantly financial assets; except trust
management on a commission or fee basis)
Exclusions/References
Units of holding companies mainly engaged in activities other than holding shares, or of trusts
or funds mainly engaged in producing goods or services (rather than merely investing money)
are classified to the appropriate industry classes in accordance with their primary activity.
Units mainly engaged in
providing benefits through separately constituted funds are included in Class 6330
Superannuation Funds;
underwriting new security issues or in buying or selling stocks, shares or other financial
securities for others are included in Class 6411 Financial Asset Broking Services;
managing (e.g. on a commission or fee basis) financial asset investments for others
(except for separately constituted superannuation funds), or units mainly engaged in
providing trustee or financial asset investment advisory services, are included in Class 6419
Other Auxiliary Finance and Investment Services;
renting and leasing non-financial intangible assets such as patents and trademarks are
included in Class 6640 Non-Financial Intangible Assets (Except Copyrights) Leasing;
operating residential property trusts are included in Class 6711 Residential Property
Operators; and
299
LIFE INS U R A N C E
6310
Life Insurance
This class consists of units mainly engaged in providing life insurance and life reinsurance
covers.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Superannuation funds managed by life insurance companies are included in Class 6330
Superannuation Funds. This exclusion does not relate to statutory funds of life insurance
companies for the purpose of conducting superannuation business - such funds are part of
the assets of the life insurance companies.
Units mainly engaged in:
providing general insurance cover (except health or life) are included in Class 6322
General Insurance.
632
Health Insurance
This class consists of units mainly engaged in providing insurance cover for hospital, medical,
dental, pharmaceutical or funeral expenses or costs.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing life insurance and life reinsurance cover are included in Class 6310 Life
Insurance; and
providing general insurance cover (except health or life) are included in Class 6322
General Insurance.
6322
General Insurance
This class consists of units mainly engaged in providing general insurance cover (except life
and health insurance).
Primary activities
300
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing insurance broking services are included in Class 6420 Auxiliary Insurance
Services;
providing life insurance and life reinsurance cover are included in Class 6310 Life
Insurance.
633
SUP E R A N N U A T I O N FUN D S
6330
Superannuation Funds
This class consists of units of separately constituted funds mainly engaged in providing
retirement benefits.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
investing money on their own account in predominantly financial assets (e.g. shares,
bonds, bills etc, including mortgages) are included in Class 6240 Financial Asset Investing;
and
301
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
investing money in financial assets such as shares, bonds, bills, etc, on own account are
included in Class 6240 Financial Asset Investing; and
6419
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Executor service
Nominee service
Trustee service
dealing in financial markets on behalf of others (e.g. stock broking) and related activities
are included in Class 6411 Financial Asset Broking Services; and
642
Actuarial service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
trading in financial assets on behalf of others (e.g. stock broking) and related activities are
included in Class 6411 Financial Asset Broking Services; and
providing nominee or trustee services are included in Class 6419 Other Auxiliary Finance
and Investment Services.
303
The Rental, Hiring and Real Estate Services Division includes units mainly engaged in
renting, hiring, or otherwise allowing the use of tangible or intangible assets (except
copyrights), and units providing related services. The major portion of this division
comprises units that rent, hire, or otherwise allow the use of their own assets by others.
The assets may be tangible, as in the case of real estate and equipment, or intangible, as
in the case with patents and trademarks.
The division also includes units engaged in providing real estate services such as selling,
renting and/or buying real estate for others, managing real estate for others and
appraising real estate.
304
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
hiring, leasing or renting motorcycles are included in Class 6619 Other Motor Vehicle and
Transport Equipment Rental and Hiring;
financial leasing of passenger cars, i.e. providing finance for purchase of vehicles to be
leased (for their expected life or until they are fully depreciated) to another unit, are
included in Class 6230 Non-Depository Financing; and
hiring, leasing or renting taxi cabs or hire cars with drivers are included in Class 4623 Taxi
and Other Road Transport.
6619
Caravan rental
Houseboat rental
Trailer rental
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
hiring, leasing or renting passenger cars (including station wagons and minibuses) are
included in Class 6611 Passenger Car Rental and Hiring;
renting or leasing transport equipment with drivers, pilots or other operators are included
in the appropriate classes of Division I Transport, Postal and Warehousing;
hiring or renting bicycles are included in Class 6639 Other Goods and Equipment Rental
and Hiring n.e.c.; and
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financial leasing of transport equipment, i.e. providing finance for purchase of equipment
to be leased (for its expected life or until fully depreciated) to another unit, are included in
Class 6230 Non-Depository Financing.
662
Bloodstock leasing
Racehorse leasing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
663
farming animals are included in the appropriate classes of Subdivision 01 Agriculture; and
training racehorses are included in Class 9129 Other Horse and Dog Racing Activities.
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
financial leasing of heavy machinery or scaffolding, i.e. providing finance for purchase of
equipment to be leased (for its expected life or until fully depreciated) to another unit, are
included in Class 6230 Non-Depository Financing;
renting and leasing heavy machinery with operators are included in the division where the
equipment is predominantly used; and
hiring, leasing and renting transport equipment are included in Classes 6611 Passenger Car
Rental and Hiring and 6619 Other Motor Vehicle and Transport Equipment Rental and
Hiring.
6632
306
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in renting video players are included in Class 6639 Other Goods and
Equipment Rental and Hiring n.e.c.
6639
Bicycle rental
Costume hire
Furniture rental
Suit hire
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in renting and hiring pre-recorded video tapes, discs or other
electronic media are included in Class 6632 Video and Other Electronic Media Rental and
Hiring.
664
Brand-name leasing
307
Patent leasing
Trademark leasing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in deriving income from payments for the use or reproduction of
copyrighted assets are included in the appropriate classes of Division J Information Media
and Telecommunications.
308
PRO P E R T Y OPE R A T O R S
6711
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating as a residents organisation to promote the interest of the local community are
included in Class 9559 Other Interest Group Services n.e.c.
6712
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in land development and subdivision are included in Class 3211
Land Development and Subdivision.
672
309
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing title transfer or conveyancing service are included in Class 6931 Legal Services;
and
providing engineering or structural property and house inspections are included in Class
6923 Engineering Design and Engineering Consulting Services.
310
The Professional, Scientific and Technical Services Division includes units mainly
engaged in providing professional, scientific and technical services. Units engaged in
providing these services apply common processes where labour inputs are integral to
the production or service delivery. Units in this division specialise and sell their
expertise. In most cases, equipment and materials are not major inputs. The activities
undertaken generally require a high level of expertise and training and formal (usually
tertiary level) qualifications.
These services include scientific research, architecture, engineering, computer systems
design, law, accountancy, advertising, market research, management and other
consultancy, veterinary science and professional photography. Excluded are units mainly
engaged in providing health care and social assistance services, which are included in
Division Q Health Care and Social Assistance.
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Exclusions/references
Units mainly engaged in
providing market research or statistical services are included in Class 6950 Market
Research and Statistical Services; and
providing pathological services for the medical profession are included in Class 8520
Pathology and Diagnostic Imaging Services.
692
6921
Architectural Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in providing architectural services such as planning
and designing buildings and structures; or planning and designing the development of land.
Units apply knowledge of design, construction procedures, zoning regulations, location and
land use, building codes and building materials.
Primary activities
Architectural service
Exclusions/references
Units mainly engaged in managing or organising construction projects as the prime
contractor are included in the appropriate classes of Division E Construction.
312
Photogrammetry
Exclusions/references
Units mainly engaged in exploring for petroleum or minerals are included in the
appropriate classes of Group 101 Exploration.
6923
313
Exclusions/references
Units mainly engaged in
the physical or chemical transformation of materials into new products are included in the
appropriate classes of Division C Manufacturing;
managing or organising construction projects as the prime contractor are included in the
appropriate classes of Division E Construction;
undertaking scientific research are included in Class 6910 Scientific Research Services; and
providing scientific or technical laboratory or testing services are included in Class 6925
Scientific Testing and Analysis Services.
6924
Signwriting
Ticket writing
Exclusions/references
Units mainly engaged in
providing engineering design services are included in Class 6923 Engineering Design and
Engineering Consulting Services;
providing computer system design services are included in Class 7000 Computer System
Design and Related Services; and
providing set designing, costume designing or theatre lighting design services are included
in Class 9002 Creative Artists, Musicians, Writers and Performers.
314
Wine testing
Exclusions/references
Units mainly engaged in
providing medical pathology or diagnostic services are included in Class 8520 Pathology
and Diagnostic Imaging Services;
providing veterinary pathology services are included in Class 6970 Veterinary Services;
providing motor vehicle roadworthy inspection (issuing road warrants of fitness in NZ)
services are included in Class 7720 Regulatory Services; and
providing geotechnical engineering services are included in class 6923 Engineering Design
and Engineering Consulting Services.
693
Legal Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in providing legal representation and advice and the
preparation of legal documents. Also included are units mainly engaged in establishing the
legal ownership of a property such as title-searching services.
Primary activities
Advocate service
Barrister service
Conveyancing service
Legal service
Notary service
Solicitor service
Title-searching service
315
Accounting Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in providing accounting services such as auditing of
accounting records, preparing financial statements, preparing tax returns and bookkeeping.
Primary activities
Accounting service
Auditing service
Bookkeeping service
Exclusions/references
Units mainly engaged in providing payroll processing, billing or record-keeping services
are included in Class 7291 Office Administrative Services.
694
ADV E R T I S I N G SE R V I C E S
6940
Advertising Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in providing advertising services such as the
creation of advertising campaigns and materials; and media planning and buying (i.e. placing
advertisements).
Primary activities
Advertising service (except the sale of advertising space in own publication or broadcast)
Exclusions/references
Units mainly engaged in
selling advertising space in printed material published by the same unit are included in the
appropriate classes of Division J Information Media and Telecommunications; and
selling advertising time in radio or television broadcasts by the same unit are included in
the appropriate classes of Division J Information Media and Telecommunications.
695
316
Exclusions/references
Units mainly engaged in
providing advice and assistance to other organisations on general management issues are
included in Class 6962 Management Advice and Related Consulting Services;
holding the securities of (or other equity interests in) companies and enterprises, but
which do not undertake any of the management services outlined above are included in
the appropriate classes of Division K Financial and Insurance Services; and
6962
Exclusions/references
Units mainly engaged in
providing data processing services are included in Class 5921 Data Processing and Web
Hosting Services;
holding the securities of (or other equity interests in) companies and enterprises are
included in the appropriate classes of Division K Financial and Insurance Services;
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providing computer hardware or software consulting services are included in Class 7000
Computer System Design and Related Services.
697
VET E R I N A R Y SER V I C E S
6970
Veterinary Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in the practice of veterinary medicine or surgical
services for domestic animals or livestock. Also included are units mainly engaged in operating
animal hospitals.
Primary activities
Spaying service
Veterinary service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in providing agricultural support services such as livestock
improvement services, artificial insemination service or herd testing, etc. are included in
Class 0529 Other Agriculture and Fishing Support Services.
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699
6991
Exclusions/references
Units mainly engaged in
providing aerial surveying services are included in Class 6922 Surveying and Mapping
Services;
motion picture and video production are included in Class 5511 Motion Picture and Video
Production; and
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developing, printing or other processing of photographic film are included in Class 9532
Photographic Film Processing.
6999
Interpretation service
Meteorological service
Translation service
319
Exclusions/references
Units mainly engaged in
mass producing computer software are included in Class 1620 Reproduction of Recorded
Media;
leasing or hiring electronic computers or other data processing equipment are included in
Class 6639 Other Goods and Equipment Rental and Hiring n.e.c.;
computer software publishing are included in Class 5420 Software Publishing; and
providing data processing services or computer data storage and retrieval services are
included in the appropriate classes of Group 592 Data Processing, Web Hosting and
Electronic Information Storage Services
320
The Administrative and Support Services Division includes units mainly engaged in
performing routine support activities for the day-to-day operations of other businesses or
organisations.
Units providing administrative support services are mainly engaged in activities such as
office administration; hiring and placing personnel for others; preparing documents;
taking orders for clients by telephone; providing credit reporting or collecting services;
arranging travel and travel tours.
Units providing other types of support services are mainly engaged in activities such as
building and other cleaning services; pest control services; gardening services; and
packaging products for others.
The activities undertaken by units in this division are often integral parts of the activities
of units found in all sectors of the economy. Recent trends have moved more towards
the outsourcing of such non-core activities. The units classified in this division specialise
in one or more of these activities and can, therefore, provide services to a variety of
clients.
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EMP L O Y M E N T SER V I C E S
7211
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
supplying their own employees to client's businesses on a fee or contract basis are
included in Class 7212 Labour Supply Services; and
providing human resource management services to clients or managing public figures are
included in Class 6962 Management Advice and Related Consulting Services.
7212
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing specialised activities on own account (sole trader) are classified based on the
nature of those activities;
providing the entire workforce, including the supervisory staff to others, are classified
according to the activity being undertaken;.
providing human resource management services to clients or managing public figures are
included in Class 6962 Management Advice and Related Consulting Services.
322
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating tourist information centres are included in Class 7299 Other Administrative
Services n.e.c.
729
Clerical service
Payroll processing
Reception service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
undertaking head office functions such as overseeing and managing; exercising operational
control; and/or undertaking the strategic or organisational planning and decision-making roles
of related units are included in Class 6961 Corporate Head Office Management Services;
providing specialised document preparation services are included in Class 7292 Document
Preparation Services; and
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providing human resource management services to clients are included in Class 6962
Management Advice and Related Consulting Services.
7292
Stenographic service
Transcription service
Typing service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing data processing services are included in the appropriate classes of Division J
Information Media and Telecommunications.
7293
324
Repossession service
Telemarketing service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in gathering, recording, tabulating and presenting marketing and
public opinion data that may include telephone canvassing services are included in Class
6950 Market Research and Statistical Services.
7299
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in providing sports, arts and similar event promotion services (with
facilities) are included in the appropriate classes of Division R Arts and Recreation
Services.
325
Bathroom/toilet cleaning
Chimney cleaning
Duct cleaning
Gutter cleaning
Road sweeping
Street cleaning
Window cleaning
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
sand blasting or steam cleaning of building exteriors are included in Class 3299 Other
Construction Services n.e.c.; and
providing laundry and dry-cleaning services are included in Class 9531 Laundry and
Dry-Cleaning Services.
7312
326
Gardening Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in providing gardening services only.
Primary activities
Gardening service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
installing artificial turf or in constructing (i.e. installing) walkways, retaining walls, decks, fences,
ponds or similar structures are included in Class 3291 Landscape Construction Services;
weed eradication services are included in either Class 7312 Building Pest Control Services
or in the appropriate classes of Subdivision 05 Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing Support
Services; and
owning and leasing pot plants are included in Class 6639 Other Goods and Equipment
Rental and Hiring n.e.c.
732
PAC K A G I N G SER V I C E S
7320
Packaging Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in packing goods in bottles, cans, cartons,
collapsible tubes, plastic sachets, plastic film or bags or other containers or materials on a
contract or fee basis.
Primary activities
Crating service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
blending wine or spirits are included in the appropriate classes of Group 121 Beverage
Manufacturing;
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manufacturing pharmaceutical and medical products are included in Class 1841 Human
Pharmaceutical and Medicinal Product Manufacturing.
328
The Public Administration and Safety Division includes units mainly engaged in Central,
State or Local Government legislative, executive and judicial activities; in providing
physical, social, economic and general public safety and security services; and in
enforcing regulations.
Central, State or Local Government legislative, executive and judicial activities includes:
creating case law through the judicial processes of civil, criminal and other courts;
and
Also included are units of military defence, government representation and international
government organisations. The provision of physical, social, economic and general
public safety and security services, and enforcing regulations, includes units that provide:
police services;
regulatory services;
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
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the management of commercial and business activities or activities other than central
government administration are included in the classes appropriate to these activities;
the operation or administration of judicial authorities, and the operation of civil, criminal
and other courts, are included in Class 7540 Justice; and
exercising regulatory control over specified activities are included in Class 7720 Regulatory
Services.
752
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
!
the management of commercial and business activities or activities other than state
government administration are included in the classes appropriate to these activities;
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exercising regulatory control over specified activities are included in Class 7720 Regulatory
Services.
753
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
!
the management of commercial and business activities or activities other than local
government administration are included in classes appropriate to these activities; and
exercising regulatory control over specified activities are included in Class 7720 Regulatory
Services.
754
JUS T I C E
7540
Justice
This class consists of units mainly engaged in the operation or administration of judicial
authorities or commission including civil and criminal courts, royal commissions and similarly
constituted inquiries, and in creating case law through the judicial processes of civil, criminal
and other court operations.
Primary activities
755
GOV E R N M E N T REP R E S E N T A T I O N
7551
331
Exclusions/References
Military units stationed abroad are included in Class 7600 Defence.
7552
332
DEFE N C E
7600
Defence
This class consists of units of military defence (including those staffed by civilian personnel)
stationed at home or abroad. Included are units mainly engaged in defence administration; the
administration of defence research and development policies and associated funds;
contingency planning; and carrying out military exercises in which civilian institutions and
populations are involved.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in operating military academies or research schools are included in
the appropriate classes of Division P Education and Training.
333
Police Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in criminal and civil law enforcement and other
activities related to the enforcement of law and the preservation of order.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
emergency service (other than defence and police) are included in Class 7713 Fire
Protection and Other Emergency Services; and
7712
security protection are included in Class 7712 Investigation and Security Services.
Locksmith service
Protection service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
selling security systems such as locking devices, safes and vaults, without installation or
maintenance services, are included in the appropriate classes of Division G Retail Trade;
providing key cutting/duplication services are included in Class 9499 Other Repair and
Maintenance n.e.c.; and
7713
installing alarms are included in Class 3234 Fire and Security Alarm Installation Services.
334
Rescue service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing ambulance services are in included in Class 8591 Ambulance Services; and
installing fire alarms are included in Class 3234 Fire and Security Alarm Installation
Services.
7714
7719
Gaol operation
Prison operation
Coastwatch service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
planning and administrative activities of border control and surveillance are included in
the appropriate classes of Subdivision 75 Public Administration; and
providing advice on import and export procedures and documentation are included in
Class 5291 Customs Agency Services.
335
REG U L A T O R Y SER V I C E S
7720
Regulatory Services
This class consists of units both public and private mainly engaged in enforcing regulations,
licensing and inspection activities (except regulation of financial and insurance markets,
electricity markets and regulatory units with a dual role of regulation and public administration
with a significant amount of public administration). The regulations enforced in this class are
established by Acts of Parliament and cover technical details that may be subject to frequent
change. They are signed into law through the Cabinet Committee, Executive Council or some
other body less than Parliament.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating tolls and weighbridge are included in Class 5299 Other Transport Support
Services n.e.c;
regulatory activities with a dual role of regulation and public administration are included in
the appropriate classes of Subdivision 75 Public Administration;
regulating and undertaking the activity at the same time are included in the appropriate
classes of the division in which the activity is undertaken;
building inspection service are included in Class 6923 Engineering Design and Engineering
Consulting Services;
regulating their own rules or codes of conduct (i.e. interest groups) are included in the
appropriate classes of Group 955 Civic, Professional and Other Interest Group Services;
and
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The Education and Training Division includes units mainly engaged in the provision and
support of education and training, except those engaged in the training of animals e.g.
dog obedience training, horse training.
Education may be provided in a range of settings, such as educational institutions, the
workplace, or the home. Generally, instruction is delivered through face-to-face
interaction between teachers/instructors and students, although other means and
mediums of delivery, such as by correspondence, radio, television or the internet, may
be used.
Education and training services are provided by specialised units such as preschools,
schools, technical colleges, training centres, and universities. They may be publicly
owned and operated, or privately owned and operated, either for profit or not for profit.
Education and training services are delivered by teachers or instructors who explain, tell
or demonstrate a wide variety of subjects. The commonality of processes involved, such
as the labour inputs of teachers and instructors, and their subject matter, knowledge and
teaching expertise, uniquely distinguishes this industry from other industries.
Classes in the 'School Education and Tertiary Education' subdivisions generally
correspond to the recognised formal levels of education.
Some units may offer education and training relevant to two or more classes within this
division. For example, higher education and vocational training. Such units are classified
according to their predominant educational activities.
Education support services include a range of support services which assist in the
provision of education, such as curriculum setting and examination marking.
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PRE S C H O O L EDU C A T I O N
8010
Preschool Education
This class consists of units mainly engaged in providing accredited pre-primary school
education. Pre-school programs are educational in nature and are designed to introduce
children to ideas, attitudes and behaviour required in a school environment. They are usually
directed at children aged three to five years, are generally sessional in nature and are provided
by staff that have training in an educational field.
Primary activities
Pre-school operation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing child minding or day nursery services are included in Class 8710 Child Care
Services.
802
SCH O O L EDUC A T I O N
8021
Primary Education
This class consists of units mainly engaged in providing primary school education (except
combined primary/secondary school education).
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing student accommodation (except boarding schools) are included in Class 4400
Accommodation; and
8022
Secondary Education
This class consists of units mainly engaged in providing secondary school education (except
combined primary/secondary school education).
Primary activities
338
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing student accommodation (except boarding schools) are included in Class 4400
Accommodation; and
8023
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in providing student accommodation (except boarding schools) are
included in Class 4400 Accommodation.
8024
Special school operation (for children with disabilities and special needs; not providing
mainstream primary or secondary school education).
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in providing mainstream primary or secondary school education for
children with disabilities and special needs are included in Classes 8021 Primary
Education, 8022 Secondary Education or 8023 Combined Primary and Secondary
Education.
339
TER T I A R Y EDUC A T I O N
8101
Secretarial training
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
!
providing sports and physical recreation coaching not predominantly leading to tertiary
qualifications are included in Class 8211 Sports and Physical Recreation Instruction; and
providing education in the arts not predominantly leading to tertiary qualifications are
included in Class 8212 Arts Education.
8102
Higher Education
This class consists of units mainly engaged in providing undergraduate or postgraduate
teaching.
Primary activities
!
University operation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
!
operating student halls of residence are included in Class 4400 Accommodation; and
undertaking research in the agricultural, biological, physical or social sciences are included
in Class 6910 Scientific Research Services.
340
Aerobics instruction
Cricket coaching
Diving instruction
Football instruction
Golf instruction
Ski instruction
Sports coaching
Swimming instruction
Tennis coaching
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing sports and physical recreation instruction leading to a tertiary qualification are
included in the appropriate classes of Subdivision 81 Tertiary Education;
the operation of gymnasia, health clubs, fitness centres, swimming pools and similar
facilities are included in Class 9111 Health and Fitness Centres and Gymnasia Operation;
and
providing personal fitness training services are included in Class 9539 Other Personal
Services n.e.c.
8212
Arts Education
This class consists of units mainly engaged in providing non-vocational instruction in the arts,
including art, dance, drama and music.
Primary activities
Painting instruction
Sculpture instruction
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in providing arts education leading to a tertiary qualification are
included in the appropriate classes of Subdivision 81 Tertiary Education.
341
Instruction through Universities of the Third Age and Schools for Seniors
Tutoring service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing non-vocational instruction in the arts are included in Class 8212 Arts Education;
and
providing vocational training are included in Class 8101 Technical and Vocational
Education and Training.
822
342
The Health Care and Social Assistance Division includes units mainly engaged in
providing human health care and social assistance. Units engaged in providing these
services apply common processes, where the labour inputs of practitioners with the
requisite expertise and qualifications are integral to production or service delivery.
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HOSP I T A L S
8401
Childrens hospital
Day hospital
Eye hospital
General hospital
Maternity hospital
Obstetric hospital
Womens hospital
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing aged care residential facilities are included in Class 8601 Aged Care Residential
Services;
providing out-patient dental hospital facilities are included in Class 8531 Dental Services;
and
8402
Psychiatric Hospitals
This class consists of units of psychiatric hospitals mainly engaged in providing services for
patients with psychiatric, mental or behavioural disorders. Also included are units providing
both psychiatric hospital facilities and training of medical and nursing staff.
Primary activities
Psychiatric hospital
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in the independent practice of psychiatry are included in Class 8512
Specialist Medical Services.
344
MEDI C AL SERVI C E S
8511
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating hospitals are included in Class 8401 Hospitals (Except Psychiatric Hospitals);
and
providing services of specialist medical practitioners are included in Class 8512 Specialist
Medical Services.
8512
Anaesthetist service
Dermatology service
Gynaecology service
Neurology service
Obstetrics service
Ophthalmology service
Paediatric service
Psychiatry service
Rheumatology service
Urology service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
345
providing pathology or diagnostic imaging services are included in Class 8520 Pathology
and Diagnostic Imaging Services;
operating hospitals are included in Class 8401 Hospitals (Except Psychiatric Hospitals);
providing services of registered general practice medical practitioners are included in Class
8511 General Practice Medical Services; and
providing non-medical hair restoration services are included in Class 9511 Hairdressing
and Beauty Services.
852
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in providing chemical testing and analysis services (other than
pathology services) are included in Class 6925 Scientific Testing and Analysis Services.
853
ALL I E D HE A L T H SER V I C E S
8531
Dental Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in the practice of general or specialised dentistry.
These units consist of registered dentists who generally operate private or group practices.
Also included are dental hospitals providing out-patient services only.
Primary activities
Endodontic service
Orthodontic service
Paedodontic service
Periodontic service
Prosthodontic service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing dental hygiene services are included in Class 8539 Other Allied Health Services;
and
346
the manufacture and repair of dentures are included in Class 2412 Medical and Surgical
Equipment Manufacturing.
8532
Optical dispensing
Optician service
Orthoptic service
Spectacles dispensing
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing ophthalmic specialist services are included in Class 8512 Specialist Medical
Services.
8533
Physiotherapy Services
This class consists of units of physiotherapists mainly engaged in providing assessment,
diagnosis, treatment (such as manipulation, massage and therapeutic exercise) and help in
preventing disorders of human movement.
Primary activities
8534
Physiotherapy service
8539
Chiropractic service
Osteopathic service
Acupuncture service
Aromatherapy service
347
Audiology service
Dietician service
Herbalist service
Homoeopathic service
Hydropathic service
Midwifery service
Naturopathic service
Nursing service
Podiatry service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing medical services are included in either Class 8511 General Practice Medical
Services or Class 8512 Specialist Medical Services; and
operating weight loss clinics are included in Class 9512 Diet and Weight Reduction Centre
Operation.
859
Ambulance Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in transporting patients by ground or air in
conjunction with medical care.
Primary activities
8599
Ambulance service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in operating health farms which provide mainly accommodation are
included in Class 4400 Accommodation.
348
8609
Hospice operation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing aged care residential services are included in Class 8601 Aged Care Residential
Services; and
providing juvenile corrective services are included in Class 7714 Correctional and
Detention Services.
349
Childminding service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing accredited preschool education are included in Class 8010 Preschool Education;
and
879
operating a childrens home are included in Class 8609 Other Residential Care Services
Adoption service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in raising funds for welfare purposes are included in Class 9559
Other Interest Group Services n.e.c.
350
The Arts and Recreation Services Division includes units mainly engaged in the
preservation and exhibition of objects and sites of historical, cultural or educational
interest; the production of original artistic works and/or participation in live
performances, events, or exhibits intended for public viewing; and the operation of
facilities or the provision of services that enable patrons to participate in sporting or
recreational activities, or to pursue amusement interests.
This division excludes units that are involved in the production and distribution of
motion pictures, videos, television programs or television and video commercials. These
units are included in the Information Media and Telecommunications Division.
351
MUS E U M OPE R A T I O N
8910
Museum Operation
This class consists of units mainly engaged in the preservation and exhibition of heritage
objects and artefacts and/or visual arts and crafts with aesthetic, historical, cultural, and/or
educational value. This class also includes units operating historical places, sites or houses.
Primary activities
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
892
providing library services are included in Class 6010 Libraries and Archives; and
operating retail art galleries are included in Class 4279 Other Store-Based Retailing n.e.c.
Aquarium operation
Arboretum operation
Aviary operation
Herbarium operation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in operating fauna reserves or parks where fauna is protected but
remains in its natural environment are included in Class 8922 Nature Reserves and
Conservation Parks Operation.
8922
352
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating zoological parks and gardens, botanical gardens and other related activities
where flora and fauna is actively managed in a controlled environment are included in
Class 8921 Zoological and Botanical Gardens Operation; and
353
Circus operation
Musical productions
Orchestra operation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
creating original artistic or cultural works are included in Class 9002 Creative Artists,
Musicians, Writers and Performers;
operating acting, drama, dance and ballet schools are included in Class 8212 Arts
Education; and
operating venues for the presentation and rehearsal of performing arts are included in
Class 9003 Performing Arts Venue Operation.
9002
354
Artists
Cartooning
Choreography service
Costume designing
Journalistic service
Musicians
Playwriting or screenwriting
Sculpting
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating casting agencies are included in Class 7211 Employment Placement and
Recruitment Services.
9003
Playhouse operation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating motion picture theatres are included in Class 5513 Motion Picture Exhibition;
operating theatre restaurants mainly engaged in providing live theatrical productions with
food and beverages are included in Class 9001 Performing Arts Operation; and
providing arts or sports event promotional services (without facilities) are included in
Class 7299 Other Administrative Services n.e.c.
355
Gymnasia operation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in providing sports and recreation education, coaching or
instructional services are included in Class 8211 Sports and Physical Recreation
Instruction.
9112
Sports professional
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating indoor or outdoor sporting or physical recreation facilities are included in Class
9113 Sports and Physical Recreation Venues, Grounds and Facilities Operation;
operating horse and dog racing tracks are included in Class 9121 Horse and Dog Racing
Administration and Track Operation;
356
providing sports and recreation education, coaching or instructional services are included
in Class 8211 Sports and Physical Recreation Instruction;
operating clubs which mainly provide hospitality services are included in Class 4530 Clubs
(Hospitality); and
endorsing products and/or making public speeches and appearances are included in Class
9002 Creative Artists, Musicians, Writers and Performers.
9113
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating health and fitness centres and gymnasia are included in Class 9111 Health and
Fitness Centres and Gymnasia Operation
operating horse and dog race tracks are included in Class 9121 Horse and Dog Racing
Administration and Track Operation;
providing arts or sports event promotional services (without facilities) are included in
Class 7299 Other Administrative Services n.e.c.
9114
357
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating indoor or outdoor sports and physical recreation venues, grounds and facilities
are included in Class 9113 Sports and Physical Recreation Venues, Grounds and Facilities
Operation; and
operating sporting or physical recreation clubs are included in Class 9112 Sports and
Physical Recreation Clubs and Sports Professionals.
912
9129
913
358
Merry-go-round operation
operating golf course or practice range facilities are included in Class 9113 Sports and
Physical Recreation Venues, Grounds and Facilities Operation; and
operating theme parks with a heritage or historical theme and which consist of heritage
objects and artefacts (including buildings) are included in Class 8910 Museum Operation.
9139
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in using transport equipment to provide scenic and sightseeing
services such as charter boat fishing operations and scenic railway operations, and which
impose an impact on part of the transportation system, are included in Class 5010 Scenic
and Sightseeing Transport.
359
GAM B L I N G ACT I V I T I E S
9201
Casino Operation
This class consists of units mainly engaged in operating facilities with a range of gambling
services such as table wagering games and poker/gaming machines.
Primary activities
Casino operation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating hospitality clubs are included in Class 4530 Clubs (Hospitality); and
providing betting on sporting events and totalisator services only are included in Class
9209 Other Gambling Activities.
9202
Lottery Operation
This class consists of units mainly engaged in operating lotteries or selling lottery products.
Also included are units operating lotto-style games and football pools.
Primary activities
9209
Keno operation
Lottery operation
Bookmaker operation
TAB operation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in providing food or liquor and poker/gaming machine services only
are included in the appropriate classes of Division H Accommodation and Food Services.
360
The Other Services Division includes a broad range of personal services; religious, civic,
professional and other interest group services; selected repair and maintenance
activities; and private households employing staff. Units in this division are mainly
engaged in providing a range of personal care services, such as hair, beauty, diet and
weight management services; providing death care services; promoting or administering
religious events or activities; or promoting and defending the interests of their members.
Also included are units mainly engaged in repairing and/or maintaining equipment and
machinery (except ships, boats, aircraft, or railway rolling stock) or other items (except
buildings); as well as units of private households that engage in employing workers on or
about the premises in activities primarily concerned with the operation of households.
The Other Services Division excludes units mainly engaged in providing buildings or
dwellings repair and maintenance services (included in the Construction or
Administrative and Support Services Divisions as appropriate), and units mainly engaged
in providing repair and maintenance services of books, ships, boats, aircraft or railway
rolling stock (included in the Manufacturing Division).
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Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in providing general automotive repair and maintenance services
such as the regular servicing of motor vehicles are included in Class 9419 Other
Automotive Repair and Maintenance.
9412
Automotive reupholstery
Automotive trimming
Car detailing
Smash repair
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing towing services for smashed or damaged automotive vehicles are included in
Class 4610 Road Freight Transport.
9419
362
Brake repair
Clutch repair
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
repairing automotive radios, CD-players and other audio equipment are included in Class
9411 Automotive Electrical Services;
providing factory reconditioning services for motors (i.e. changeover motors) are included
in Class 2319 Other Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing.
942
9421
363
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
repairing and maintaining electronic and precision equipment such as radars, sonars and
telescopes are included in Class 9422 Electronic (except Domestic Appliance) and
Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance;
installing central heating and air conditioning equipment are included in Class 3233 Air
Conditioning and Heating Services; and
installing and repairing automotive (car) radio or CD-players are included in Class 9411
Automotive Electrical Services.
9422
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
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repairing and maintaining electrical, electronic and gas domestic appliances are included
in Class 9421 Domestic Appliance Repair and Maintenance; and
9429
monitoring security systems are included in Class 7712 Investigation and Security Services.
Blade sharpening
Electric motor repair and maintenance, including armature rewinding (except factory based)
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
repairing and maintaining electronic and precision equipment are included in Class 9422
Electronic (except Domestic Appliance) and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance;
repairing and servicing aircraft are included in Class 2394 Aircraft Manufacturing and
Repair Services;
repairing and servicing railway rolling stock are included in Class 2393 Railway Rolling
Stock Manufacturing and Repair Services;
365
repairing and overhauling at shipyards ships of 50 tonnes and over displacement are
included in Class 2391 Shipbuilding and Repair Services;
repairing boats of under 50 tonnes displacement are included in Class 2392 Boatbuilding
and Repair Services;
factory rebuilding of electric motors are included in Class 2439 Other Electrical Equipment
Manufacturing; and
repairing and maintaining domestic appliances are included in Class 9421 Domestic
Appliance Repair and Maintenance.
949
Clothing repair
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
dyeing textiles are included in Class 1334 Textile Finishing and Other Textile Product
Manufacturing; and
9499
shining shoes are included in Class 9539 Other Personal Services n.e.c.
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Bicycle repair
Furniture repair
Jewellery repair
Key duplicating
Luggage repair
Watch repair
Beauty service
Electrolysis service
Hairdressing service
Make-up service
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in providing medical skin care services such as cosmetic surgery and
dermatology services, or in providing medical or surgical hair replacement or transplant
services, are included in Class 8512 Specialist Medical Services.
9512
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating physical fitness facilities are included in Class 9111 Health and Fitness Centres
and Gymnasia Operation;
operating health resorts and spas that provide lodgings for visitors are included in Class
4400 Accommodation; and
952
Cemetery operation
Columbarium operation
Crematorium operation
Embalming service
Funeral directing
367
953
Mausoleum operation
Mortician service
Undertaking service
Dry-cleaning service
Laundry operation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
hiring suits or costumes are included in Class 6639 Other Goods and Equipment Rental
and Hiring n.e.c.; and
dyeing clothing are included in Class 1334 Textile Finishing and Other Textile Product
Manufacturing.
9532
368
Photofinishing service
Parking Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in providing parking space for motor vehicles,
usually on an hourly, daily or monthly basis. Also included are units providing valet parking
services.
Primary activities
9534
Parking service
9539
Brothel operation
Prostitution service
Astrology service
Genealogy service
Heraldry service
Psychic service
Shoe shining
369
954
REL I G I O U S SER V I C E S
9540
Religious Services
This class consists of units mainly engaged in providing religious services and/or operating
facilities such as churches, mosques, religious temples and monasteries. Also included are
units which administer an organised religion or promote religious activities.
Primary activities
Church operation
Mosque operation
Synagogue operation
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
operating wedding chapels are included in Class 9539 Other Personal Services n.e.c.;
providing health and social assistance services are included in the appropriate classes of
Division Q Health Care and Social Assistance.
955
370
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in promoting the professional interests of labour and union
employees such as trade unions are included in Class 9552 Labour Association Services.
9552
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in promoting the business interests of their members (except
religious services) are included in Class 9551 Business and Professional Association
Services.
9559
371
Welfare fundraising
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
promoting the business interests of a range professional associations are included in Class
9551 Business and Professional Association Services;
promoting the professional interests of labour and union employees such as trade unions
are included in Class 9552 Labour Association Services;
organising and conducting fundraising campaigns on a contract or fee basis are included in
the appropriate classes of Division N Administrative and Support Services;
conducting medical research are included in Class 6910 Scientific Research Services; and
providing legal services for social advocacy, environment, wildlife and other similar
associations are included in Class 6931 Legal Services.
372
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing gardening services only (without also providing landscaping services) are
included in Class 7313 Gardening Services.
9602
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in
providing a variety of services for subsistence purposes are included in Class 9603
Undifferentiated Service-Producing Activities of Private Households for Own Use;
producing marketed goods are classified to the appropriate goods-producing industry; and
9603
Exclusions/References
Units mainly engaged in producing multiple goods for subsistence purposes are included in
Class 9602 Undifferentiated Goods-Producing Activities of Private Households for Own Use.
373
CHAPTE R
A
0419
1111
3339
2090
0990
6322
9559
8601
7293
9551
6932
1812
1811
3323
1812
1813
1812
2090
8601
0919
3323
2461
8023
6931
3609
6940
8591
5010
0529
0529
0529
0529
6922
0529
8211
3101
3491
6910
6619
1852
8790
Abalone/paua fishing
Abattoir operation (except poultry)
Abrasive wholesaling (except abrasive cleansers)
Abrasives manufacturing
Abrasives mining
Accident insurance provision
Accident prevention association operation
Accommodation for the aged operation
Account collection service
Accountants' association operation
Accounting service
Acetaldehyde manufacturing
Acetylene gas manufacturing
Acid wholesaling
Acid, acetic, manufacturing
Acid, inorganic, manufacturing n.e.c.
Acid, organic, manufacturing
Acoustic tile, panel or board manufacturing
(glass or mineral wool)
Acoustic tile, plaster, manufacturing
Acting and drama school operation
Activated carbon/charcoal manufacturing
Actuarial service
Acupuncture service
Address list publishing (except internet)
Adhesive manufacturing
Adhesive paper label manufacturing
Adhesive wholesaling
Administration, except justice and defence
(central government)
Administrative service n.e.c.
Adoption service
Adult day care centre operation
Advertising agency service
Advertising material preparation service
Advertising placement service
Advertising service (except the sale of advertising
space in own publication or broadcast)
Advertising space selling (on a commission or
fee basis)
Advocate service
Aerated water wholesaling
Aerial advertising service
Aerial ambulance service
Aerial cable car operation
Aerial crop spraying or dusting
Aerial mustering
Aerial pest control or baiting
Aerial seeding service
Aerial surveying service
Aerial topdressing
Aerobics instruction
Aerodrome runway construction
Aeronautical equipment wholesaling
Aeronautical research service
Aeroplane rental (without pilot)
After-shave lotion manufacturing
Aged care assistance service
374
2032
8212
1812
6420
8539
5414
1915
1529
3323
7510
7299
8790
8790
6940
6940
6940
6940
6940
8022
2461
3411
6712
2031
2461
6631
3411
6962
9429
2461
6910
0529
1413
2451
2449
9421
9411
4221
2313
2449
2452
3233
3233
2452
3494
3499
5292
4900
4900
5220
5220
5010
4900
2394
2394
5220
1914
2394
4513
5220
4622
7713
5220
5220
0990
7712
3494
4123
3606
8790
3323
1813
6322
3912
8512
0804
0139
0199
0522
2313
0990
2131
2132
2142
2223
2132
1813
3322
0802
2142
2223
2132
0990
2312
8591
1811
1813
1892
1831
1831
2299
4241
3734
2429
1841
9139
9131
2469
9131
6639
9131
8512
1841
1133
1831
1333
6970
1832
1192
1192
6970
1111
1111
1150
6970
6970
1832
9559
2293
1841
1841
1841
1841
1899
1841
0809
2139
4211
4273
1841
3019
6711
0193
7320
0134
9421
4221
5921
5921
8101
6330
0135
0529
8921
7540
8921
2592
9551
2223
2229
6921
6010
8023
1811
7600
7712
8539
1709
7220
6419
0159
1161
1811
8910
4279
8910
5419
375
9202
6639
2412
0529
2412
2412
9002
4272
3739
6962
8921
1701
2394
0139
2299
Aviary operation
Aviation fuel (Avgas) manufacturing
Avionics equipment repairing n.e.c.
Avocado growing
Awning or blind, metal, manufacturing (including
aluminium)
Awning retailing
Awning wholesaling (except textile)
Awning, blind or shutter installation
Awning, fibreglass, manufacturing
Awning, textile, manufacturing
Awning, textile, wholesaling
2010
9412
2319
1701
9419
9412
9412
9412
9412
2313
6419
376
2922
0123
1709
3101
9559
9539
9113
5413
3800
3800
5921
4242
5522
1620
8539
6932
5521
9411
2034
5921
9531
9559
9533
3921
3504
3921
3504
9412
4000
9419
1701
2313
2313
9411
4211
3339
3239
1919
1333
3711
B
1140
9531
9539
2399
2462
1113
3602
2591
1912
1334
1333
3711
1171
1320
1911
1911
1140
2469
1162
1161
2229
2599
2229
2519
0159
0139
2110
9551
7540
4520
4221
2441
2291
9511
0990
0149
1161
1161
1852
6931
2142
2110
2149
1829
9112
9113
1920
3332
2029
3332
2299
7311
1912
2439
3494
0802
2131
0414
2010
0123
1140
2499
3322
3499
9511
2513
1333
0111
2511
0144
0142
0145
0143
0193
1212
1899
8710
1351
0919
1709
0133
0809
9209
2452
1214
9540
2399
3734
6639
9499
4241
1913
3734
7293
6229
9113
2592
7291
2911
1334
2411
4279
3499
2239
6910
2619
1841
6910
0199
1192
8922
0420
1173
1173
4129
3609
0809
2139
3321
1709
0600
0133
0133
9429
3499
3492
2429
3492
3492
2429
4214
3711
2449
2110
1892
1320
3323
1709
1701
4211
3731
1333
3711
2133
2034
2010
8599
1841
6620
2299
0919
0133
8023
8021
8022
4820
6923
6619
2392
4245
377
2312
4245
3499
2392
7712
2231
5309
1831
1831
5413
1612
4244
3735
1612
7220
7220
6932
9209
1352
4252
2293
8921
2240
2299
0919
3339
3222
2021
3109
3291
378
4279
3609
2010
1912
7320
2469
7320
7320
0414
0413
9113
9113
2034
3913
3503
9113
0133
2291
1709
9419
6640
1213
2293
0139
1171
1171
1162
4129
1171
4129
1171
1171
2034
2021
2029
2029
2090
3101
4259
4279
3322
6720
2139
2599
9534
0600
1181
2599
9429
4213
3733
2439
1911
1912
0420
0142
9551
3339
2034
2090
6923
7311
6923
7311
3339
3339
6222
0919
1413
2222
1491
2432
3494
0112
0111
4232
5309
9139
7712
2031
2311
2222
1491
4621
2312
6619
9139
7291
8101
5414
6962
3502
1811
4121
1133
3603
1133
2299
2512
2512
5622
5622
2393
3109
1332
3494
2422
6922
2293
4511
1172
1162
1172
1172
1172
1172
4129
2131
1813
1831
2421
3494
5419
0115
2411
4221
3494
2312
6639
4241
4400
2139
2469
3109
1851
2519
1181
3609
2469
2392
4241
1333
3711
2239
3739
0122
2491
2319
9412
2313
9533
9411
3921
3504
6611
9412
2312
4400
6711
6619
3913
3503
1812
1811
1829
1916
1811
2090
1709
1211
1214
2469
4231
3242
1331
3243
4212
1331
9531
2222
1491
0123
9002
1915
1133
2421
3494
0139
9201
3739
1620
1181
7211
2121
2141
2121
0199
4513
1192
1916
9139
379
1620
2223
3493
1829
1829
1892
1821
0919
2469
2031
2319
8710
8710
7540
8609
8401
8710
9551
0135
0139
1182
1220
0171
380
3241
4231
3339
1090
2029
9520
6210
8023
4231
2029
1162
3609
0149
3312
1192
1192
2291
2121
2210
5010
2511
2090
0919
9551
9551
1709
1812
3322
6240
4621
5010
1133
3603
6925
3323
6923
2469
3323
1413
7311
4213
3733
1494
8534
1811
1709
1182
9002
2293
1813
0990
9540
2240
1140
1214
1211
1220
1220
5513
2429
9001
2034
1812
0136
0136
7600
6923
9559
6420
6420
2029
0919
2029
3323
6419
7291
8539
9539
2419
4279
3732
3234
3339
2441
2299
1912
1351
4251
1351
9491
4251
3712
1351
9531
1340
1351
1351
9559
2319
9419
2431
6419
6230
1709
2700
5212
4279
1709
3322
0149
4810
7719
1162
1182
0139
1140
1199
3609
3739
4273
2591
4279
3322
2122
7293
8102
1612
1199
9520
5412
6924
3020
6229
6712
6712
6712
3502
4320
4320
4320
4320
4320
4320
6411
9422
3493
9559
8609
4720
4222
2429
4221
4242
1620
9002
3499
9422
4279
5922
4222
4222
6632
4242
3492
5514
7000
4222
5921
2421
2421
2421
3492
2421
7000
7000
4222
3492
1620
5921
5921
3492
9003
7540
1899
3222
3221
3221
3221
2462
3221
2033
3221
2034
1133
3609
1920
1182
4129
3609
1132
8922
9559
8531
1491
6923
381
9429
6961
7714
1521
1521
1852
4271
3720
9002
6639
2591
3732
0521
0152
1150
1312
1333
2299
0411
4279
0133
3292
2491
3739
7320
2462
3603
1133
1131
9002
7293
6419
6230
7293
7293
6223
9520
1821
9112
8211
9113
2592
8609
1191
1340
2029
4213
3733
0199
0420
0529
1113
2240
2029
3321
3321
1172
1192
1332
1332
3711
1211
3609
1494
1493
1191
1113
1161
2032
2240
1161
382
3292
3411
6631
0919
7551
7552
7293
7720
9559
8532
2411
5299
5212
3739
2010
1499
1841
7212
7320
2419
5309
1831
4110
9540
6931
1920
1919
2491
3609
4213
3733
4221
5309
1913
9419
2452
3233
3322
0803
0803
2293
2133
2240
2133
2462
2469
0203
3604
1120
2010
1182
0122
0420
0121
1912
1913
8220
1320
9531
3239
1333
4214
2223
2229
1333
0139
1162
2591
5291
5291
1340
5102
4274
2299
4213
3733
D
0142
0160
6620
0142
0199
0529
1133
3603
3109
2811
9001
8212
0414
9112
5921
5921
5921
2422
8401
7293
3241
0180
0180
0420
0180
1192
3212
1821
2412
2412
9422
8531
8539
2412
3491
6321
2412
8531
8531
8531
9551
1851
2412
1150
4260
1852
6229
8512
2491
2811
7292
1199
1162
7712
7714
1851
3323
1892
1811
5514
6221
1161
1161
9422
8520
1841
2591
0990
2090
1920
5419
0990
2121
2141
2499
4000
3321
8539
2463
9532
1611
4221
3494
4242
1620
0919
2392
0420
2511
1912
9540
383
2121
2121
6940
4310
2110
4310
4310
4310
1090
5414
8790
2512
2511
2511
1916
3109
1413
4214
4274
1133
3491
384
9559
2441
1851
1851
5921
0115
0114
4274
2032
3499
1524
4273
4000
3321
3419
2469
2439
3109
8023
8211
6639
7292
1192
0199
9121
4243
2449
2010
2299
2223
2229
3339
2229
1172
2292
3332
2223
2462
6921
6923
3231
2299
2462
2463
2463
1182
1912
2010
5513
8219
1841
4271
3720
2239
9531
2469
3419
3323
9531
2439
4229
1899
1811
2033
2391
0171
7311
2240
2240
1920
3019
4279
3323
1892
2439
E
2429
3339
2029
3212
2462
3411
3212
0919
8401
8512
6910
1150
8220
6962
3609
0172
1199
3711
6639
Earphone manufacturing
Earthenware construction good wholesaling
Earthenware, table or kitchen, manufacturing
Earthmoving
Earthmoving machinery manufacturing
Earthmoving machinery wholesaling
Earthmoving plant and equipment hiring with
operator
Earth, soil or filling quarrying
Ear, nose and throat hospital
Ear, nose and throat specialist service
Economic research service
Edible oil or fat, blended, manufacturing
Educational support services n.e.c.
Efficiency advisory service
Egg and egg product wholesaling
Egg farm operation
Egg pulping or drying
Elasticised fabrics wholesaling
Electric and electronic appliance rental
3494
4229
3232
2439
9429
2439
2449
3232
3494
6923
2439
9429
4229
3494
3232
1912
3109
9422
3494
9411
2419
2630
2619
2611
2611
2611
2611
2640
3109
2640
2620
2620
2640
0803
9511
2132
2133
2133
2412
4221
2429
5921
6923
3494
4229
5922
2432
3101
2491
3239
0804
1899
9520
7551
7552
1320
1334
1334
7713
9552
9551
7211
7211
7211
0199
1851
1709
1916
2293
4213
3733
5413
8531
1211
4000
9419
9429
6923
6922
9551
2499
1171
2293
7712
9003
6962
4241
2491
9534
1811
1812
1812
1829
1811
1812
1899
1133
7299
3212
3411
7211
6419
9419
2090
2292
1892
2463
3323
3212
3800
5291
2031
385
7312
1812
1899
8401
1852
8532
2240
2299
2221
2032
0149
0139
2512
1916
5512
5514
5514
1911
2469
2499
6419
7510
6010
9532
4820
1831
4232
0529
3323
5513
2031
1494
1313
2519
3241
386
4214
3711
1313
1313
1852
1524
9422
3493
2319
6712
8710
2449
4221
3494
2499
6620
0529
3319
2231
9551
2223
2229
6924
8922
3319
0139
2090
1320
0990
1334
3711
3291
2291
2291
3339
3339
2110
7530
7520
6411
6419
6210
0202
0414
1492
1320
2429
3234
7713
2229
7713
6322
7713
3499
3234
2299
2299
2312
0302
4279
3739
4279
1892
2412
0203
1120
1120
0203
1120
1332
1150
1120
1120
3604
0529
2592
4241
1831
1120
1120
4121
9111
4241
2432
2210
2122
2299
1333
2432
2110
3019
2010
6711
1133
1199
0159
0990
3109
3243
1920
3731
4212
1919
1331
2599
2034
3494
4221
4212
1331
3243
4212
3243
2090
8922
4274
2469
0115
0114
2029
2034
3319
1813
0990
1899
2223
2229
8511
8219
1832
3239
0159
1192
2142
2149
2239
1912
1913
1199
1199
9429
1199
2469
3419
2469
6910
2441
1911
9112
9113
8211
9202
1352
1352
4252
3712
9491
0159
6925
0510
7713
0510
0510
0510
0301
0301
9429
6962
2463
3419
2210
2491
1812
1832
1213
1214
9539
4251
2090
9429
2463
3419
3503
6640
5621
5309
3233
387
2441
5299
4810
0419
0419
6240
2511
5309
3731
2512
1912
3739
2439
2431
Furniture reupholstering
Furniture storage service
Furniture wholesaling
Furniture, metal, manufacturing
Furniture, plastic, manufacturing
Fur, dyed or dressed, wholesaling
Fuse or cutout manufacturing
Fuse wire manufacturing
3339
2122
2512
2519
2519
2512
2511
4610
6639
9499
4211
388
2462
3603
3602
1112
1140
1211
1132
3609
1140
1171
0529
1140
1140
0112
0111
4122
3605
1140
1140
1709
2700
1701
3321
0919
2090
7312
6321
9520
1832
2240
4251
1320
0420
0199
1320
3109
3499
2439
2499
2293
9209
0171
1112
0420
4243
7714
3011
2223
2229
2222
1491
1911
1919
2239
2911
2921
1920
1919
7313
4232
4232
2299
4231
3339
7313
0123
4221
2499
2451
2231
3332
3499
3499
2449
2419
1701
3231
3323
2223
2229
2291
1491
2319
9419
1199
3323
1132
2591
0990
3732
9539
9419
8401
6322
3601
8511
8511
2439
3494
2499
6922
6925
6923
2619
1211
0159
1199
2221
3739
3711
2010
4213
3733
2010
0990
3245
2394
5010
2419
1351
4251
1919
1161
1493
1915
1161
1851
1812
9131
3912
0199
0522
0804
0804
0804
0804
2293
2139
0804
2591
2399
9112
3109
9113
8211
4241
Gelato manufacturing
Gem cutting
Gemstone mining
Gemstone wholesaling
Genealogy service
General automotive repair
General hospital
General insurance provision
General line grocery wholesaling
General medical practitioner service
General practice medical clinic service
Generator manufacturing (except wind powered)
Generator, electricity, wholesaling
Generator, gas, manufacturing
Geodetic surveying service
Geology and geophysical testing service
Geotechnical engineering consulting service
Geothermal electricity generation
Ginger beer, non-alcoholic, manufacturing
Ginger growing
Ginger product manufacturing (except
confectionery)
Girder, prefabricated steel, manufacturing
Glass container wholesaling
Glass fibre fabric wholesaling
Glass or glass product manufacturing (except glass
wool or glass wool products)
Glassware retailing
Glassware wholesaling
Glass, sheet, manufacturing
Glauconite mining
Glazing
Glider manufacturing and repair (except hang glider)
Glider operation
Global positioning system (GPS) equipment
manufacturing
Glove manufacturing (except rubber)
Glove retailing
Gloves, plastic, manufacturing
Glucose manufacturing
Glue laminated lumber (Glulam) manufacturing
Glue manufacturing
Gluten manufacturing
Glycerine manufacturing
Glycol manufacturing n.e.c.
Go-kart venue operation
Go-kart, motorised, retailing
Goat farming
Goat shearing
Gold bullion production
Gold dredging
Gold mining
Gold ore roasting and flotation extraction, including
metallurgical hydro-extraction
Gold plating
Gold refining
Gold washing or sluicing
Goldsmithing
Golf buggy manufacturing
Golf club operation
Golf course construction
Golf course or practice range operation
Golf instruction
Golfing equipment retailing
3800
0171
0133
7600
7510
3411
2462
5301
0145
5212
1192
0149
5301
5301
0919
2090
1140
0131
0131
0136
6924
2029
0990
2090
6922
2299
0990
4122
5419
4279
3736
1709
5102
4110
4110
3212
2291
2394
1812
9112
1892
4241
1912
7311
2223
2224
3231
9111
4241
8512
0990
H
2599
2449
1852
9511
8512
389
3499
9511
3602
1113
2299
8921
3323
1199
3319
1919
Herbarium operation
Herbicide wholesaling
Herb, processed, manufacturing
Hide wholesaling
High-density safety equipment manufacturing
(e.g. military helmets)
High-rise flat construction
High carbon tool steel manufacturing
High commission operation (domestic government)
High commission operation (foreign government)
High speed steel manufacturing
Hire car service (with driver)
Historic or heritage place, site or house operation
Hockey club operation
Hoist or hoisting equipment manufacturing
(except clothes hoists)
Holding company operation (viz. holding shares in
subsidiary companies)
Holiday house and flat operation
Holloware, pressed or spun metal, manufacturing
Home computing and keyboard skill instruction
Home delivery service
Home economics and personal management
instruction
Home for the disadvantaged operation n.e.c.
Homoeopathic service
Honey wholesaling
Honey, blended, manufacturing
Hook, wire, manufacturing
Hop extract, concentrated, manufacturing
Hop growing
Hopper, sheet metal, manufacturing
Hormone manufacturing (except veterinary)
Horse agistment service
Horse breeding
Horse drawn vehicle manufacturing
Horse float manufacturing
Horse float retailing
Horse float wholesaling
Horse race course or track operation
Horse riding school operation
Horse shoe mass production
Horticultural peat extraction
Horticultural plant variety right leasing
Hose, canvas, manufacturing
Hose, natural rubber, manufacturing, n.e.c.
Hose, plastic or composite, manufacturing
Hosiery manufacturing
Hosiery retailing
Hosiery wholesaling
Hospice operation
Hospital (except psychiatric or veterinary hospitals)
Hospitality club operation
Hot air balloon ride operation
Hot rolling pipe and tube manufacturing
Hot water bottle, natural rubber, manufacturing
Hot water system installation
Hot water system wholesaling
Hot water system, domestic, manufacturing
Hot water urn, domestic, manufacturing
Hotel bar operation
Hotel operation
House construction, alteration or renovation
House painting
2394
5010
1811
1351
9539
0123
0122
1841
8539
390
6639
3339
2463
2299
1320
4259
1351
2592
4810
5010
3109
1331
1494
4231
1412
1320
3411
1351
0529
2922
2921
2919
2911
2429
2090
1351
8599
8599
9111
3609
6321
1199
8539
2412
2293
2313
9421
2449
3233
4221
3321
1701
9429
3019
2110
7551
7552
2110
4623
8910
9112
2491
6240
4400
2240
8219
5102
8219
8609
8539
3609
1199
2291
1199
0159
2240
1841
0191
0191
2399
2312
3913
3503
9121
8211
2210
0990
6640
1333
1920
1919
1340
4251
3712
8609
8401
4530
5010
2122
1920
3231
3332
2449
2449
4520
4400
3011
3244
6711
6619
2291
6322
4214
9602
9603
9601
3011
2399
5010
2391
1919
9559
1831
9112
0115
2031
2031
2499
6923
9429
1709
2491
2451
2612
1813
1813
1811
1811
1813
1811
2311
6922
8539
1851
2412
1813
I
1173
1132
3603
1211
9113
4279
1181
2313
0805
1612
3800
5291
7220
9131
1812
3499
3020
6923
1701
1811
3323
7540
6910
1813
9552
2919
2911
1351
1133
8401
2392
8101
1916
4272
1916
3492
2513
1914
1813
1811
7312
1832
1832
3323
3232
3232
8101
8219
8219
2032
3339
1913
3239
2090
2010
2029
6420
6420
6420
6419
6322
2429
7711
2422
9559
6924
8021
3499
7552
4810
5801
5910
5910
7000
391
5700
5700
5700
5700
5700
5700
9209
5700
5700
5700
5700
5700
4310
5910
5910
5910
5700
6999
4621
9539
6240
0801
0801
0809
0801
2469
2461
3109
1811
J
2462
1340
2491
0990
1140
2469
0159
1331
7714
K
0420
0301
9202
3499
2449
1701
4000
3321
2449
9499
2299
2421
3492
1413
8010
7320
2222
1491
3494
4213
3733
2010
0132
2299
2299
1340
2469
1811
0123
0990
Kangaroo hunting
Kauri gum digging
Keno operation
Kerosene heater wholesaling
Kerosene heater, domestic, manufacturing
Kerosene manufacturing
Kerosene retailing
Kerosene wholesaling
Kettle or jug, electric, manufacturing
Key duplicating
Key manufacturing
Keyboard manufacturing
Keyboard wholesaling
Kiln drying timber
Kindergarten, preschool, operation (except child
minding centre)
Kit assembling and packaging service
Kit set home, prefabricated metal, manufacturing
Kit set home, prefabricated wood, manufacturing
Kitchen appliance, electric, wholesaling
Kitchenware retailing
Kitchenware wholesaling
Kitchenware, glass, manufacturing
Kiwifruit growing
Knife blank manufacturing
Knife, hand held, manufacturing (except power
operated)
Knitted fabric manufacturing
Knitting machine, industrial, manufacturing
Krypton gas manufacturing
Kumara growing (outdoors)
Kyanite mining
9002
2421
7540
4512
392
7311
1320
2010
1351
1199
1340
2392
1701
3499
3499
3109
6924
9499
4253
3732
3242
2221
5412
L
1334
1334
2419
2010
9422
6925
7212
7212
7212
3711
1351
1313
1916
4231
1812
1133
1812
3109
2010
1493
1494
2432
3212
3211
6922
6921
3291
1311
2591
2421
1111
1150
3492
2463
9531
9531
1851
2469
9531
0159
7540
2592
7313
3291
2461
9429
4231
3411
7313
9551
0807
2922
2133
4251
3712
3739
4259
1320
1320
3319
3419
6931
6931
7551
7552
7520
7510
0136
6010
2239
7292
0122
0805
3212
6010
7720
1182
9112
6310
1333
6310
2313
3494
1912
5219
0600
2031
0919
0413
9531
4214
3711
3243
1852
1852
3323
1811
2700
2700
1701
3321
1213
1133
2919
2919
0990
3800
0529
0529
0199
3319
2299
7530
5801
2299
4231
3339
7712
2393
4610
1411
0133
0302
5801
0139
9202
9202
2429
2511
4000
3499
1709
4000
393
1192
0159
1192
9499
4259
3739
0149
0139
3419
1320
3499
6923
3499
394
2240
2299
2292
2463
9429
3419
3499
2499
5412
4244
3735
0990
2439
2412
2419
5101
5101
5414
7313
0149
9511
1161
1161
1133
6962
0136
0809
0139
2034
3800
9551
1174
1174
2599
6922
4279
0919
1150
3609
4245
2319
2499
2499
3323
0419
6950
9539
8790
1182
9112
8211
1182
1852
2292
9534
2299
1892
3323
9429
3499
6923
2922
2922
6925
8401
3491
8022
1920
4211
2513
2299
3731
2513
2513
9520
1214
9422
2419
1111
1111
3319
1111
1111
1113
3602
1111
1111
4121
1111
6923
2591
9422
9551
2412
2412
3491
8520
6910
2412
1841
1841
1811
1841
1841
3720
1494
1821
0123
9520
1351
7293
6962
6229
9131
5102
2911
2293
2239
2512
2463
2293
3223
3322
3224
3224
2231
3299
0809
3322
2463
3419
2419
9422
6999
2034
1811
1812
1829
3323
1829
4622
4622
4720
0990
2090
5921
2429
2411
2441
9421
8539
1133
1133
3419
4310
3603
3609
1131
1131
0149
4251
3712
2463
2922
3109
0302
3322
2090
1012
6640
0990
0805
1709
4231
3339
1211
2811
3322
2090
2090
9131
9551
1090
6923
9429
2462
3419
6631
6922
2010
9540
1140
4310
4512
3913
6010
3493
3493
4221
3493
6631
5802
2422
4221
3493
1181
3604
1120
0809
2139
9540
0805
6419
6229
4720
2090
2034
1841
2033
6322
9520
3243
9540
395
4400
5512
6010
5514
5512
5512
5514
5511
5514
5513
5513
2311
3504
3505
2399
3921
9419
3912
3922
3504
6619
3503
6619
1709
9113
1701
3921
3504
1919
9001
2599
4279
9499
3739
9001
9002
0201
0159
0420
6240
9511
2291
1852
4231
1709
3711
0134
8922
9114
0301
2700
1011
0700
8910
8539
2419
6923
3491
9422
2469
2034
2032
2461
2319
9419
8910
0121
6010
5521
5521
9003
5521
5521
8212
Motel operation
Motion picture and video distribution
Motion picture film archive operation
Motion picture film reproducing
Motion picture leasing
Motion picture library operation (stock footage)
Motion picture or video editing service
Motion picture production
Motion picture production, special effects
Motion picture screening
Motion picture theatre operation
Motor car manufacturing
Motor cycle accessory, new, wholesaling
Motor cycle dismantling
Motor cycle manufacturing
Motor cycle or scooter parts or accessory retailing
Motor cycle or scooter repair
Motor cycle or scooter retailing
Motor cycle or scooter tyre and tube retailing
Motor cycle part, new, wholesaling
Motor cycle rental
Motor cycle wholesaling
Motor home rental
Motor oil manufacturing
Motor racing track or speedway operation
Motor spirit manufacturing
Motor vehicle accessory retailing
Motor vehicle accessory, new, wholesaling
Motor vehicle and boat parts, fibreglass,
manufacturing
Motor vehicle assembling
Motor vehicle converting
Motor vehicle cover manufacturing
Motor vehicle dismantling
Motor vehicle engine manufacturing
Motor vehicle insurance provision
Motor vehicle number plate manufacturing
Motor vehicle parts retailing
Motor vehicle part, new, wholesaling
Motor vehicle testing
Motor vehicle tyre manufacturing
Motorboat, inboard and outboard, building
Motorhome wholesaling
Motorised minibike retailing
Motor, electric, wholesaling
Mould making machinery manufacturing
Moulded cast iron pipe or tube manufacturing
Moulded paper pulp product (e.g. egg trays or
cartons) manufacturing
Moulding machine manufacturing n.e.c.
Moulding, concrete, manufacturing
Moulding, plaster, manufacturing
Mowing equipment manufacturing
Muffler manufacturing
Muffler repair (automotive)
Museum operation n.e.c.
Mushroom spawn growing
Music archive operation
Music book publishing
Music book (bound sheet music) publishing
Music bowl operation
Music copyright buying and selling
Music publishing
Music school operation
396
2311
2312
1333
3505
2311
6322
2240
3921
3504
7720
1914
2392
3503
3912
3494
2463
2121
1529
5219
2419
0135
1811
2432
1332
9112
9113
3711
1332
8512
3911
3501
6020
5412
5411
4244
3735
1510
0806
2139
2293
2139
4520
2911
7712
1813
1813
1811
1831
1811
1311
6419
4129
1829
1821
6230
6230
6230
6925
2139
2431
2139
1821
1162
6931
4272
0112
0111
4232
3319
8601
8539
2292
3609
1182
1829
0149
1162
1162
1162
6910
8401
8512
8539
0413
6922
2462
1611
7291
3020
2511
9422
2421
6639
6712
0201
1090
2499
2919
3233
3499
2449
1701
3321
3109
0700
Oat growing
Oatmeal manufacturing
Oats, hulled or shelled, manufacturing
Oats, kilned or unkilned, manufacturing
Observatory research service
Obstetric hospital
Obstetrics service
Occupational therapy service
Ocean trolling
Oceanographic surveying service
Off-highway truck manufacturing
Off-set lithographic printing
Office administrative service n.e.c.
Office building construction
Office furniture, wooden, manufacturing
Office machine repair and maintenance
Office machine (electronic) manufacturing
Office machinery rental
Office space renting or leasing
Offshore longline or rack aquaculture
Oil and gas field support service n.e.c.
Oil burner, industrial, manufacturing
Oil collection service
Oil heater installation
Oil heater wholesaling
Oil heater, domestic, manufacturing
Oil or grease base stock manufacturing
Oil or grease, industrial or lubricating, wholesaling
Oil refinery construction (except buildings)
Oil shale mining
2139
2149
3323
0149
0137
1150
0123
0990
9001
9003
7714
2921
2921
8790
6962
2411
8512
8532
2431
2419
2010
2411
3491
9422
2411
5921
8532
8531
8531
0136
9001
0114
1812
1811
1494
9112
2223
2229
2034
0203
2010
0112
0111
1499
8531
1352
8512
8532
2412
8534
0199
2499
9429
4245
9139
2511
1351
2441
2010
2499
397
5029
3101
6322
1811
0419
0201
1120
2412
7320
7320
8512
8531
2422
4221
5809
2599
1916
4231
1916
3339
8212
3244
2293
0414
1499
9412
2034
7510
7520
4212
1494
2223
2229
4820
4820
3411
3419
1510
1524
3736
1529
3736
1510
1523
3736
1524
3736
1521
1523
1510
1523
1333
1709
3321
9559
8219
3101
2419
9533
9533
Pacemaker manufacturing
Packing fresh fruit and vegetables
Packing pharmaceutical and medical products
Paediatric service
Paedodontic service
Pager manufacturing
Pager retailing
Paging service
Paint brush manufacturing
Paint or varnish remover manufacturing
Paint retailing
Paint tinting manufacturing
Paint wholesaling
Painting instruction
Painting of buildings or other structures
Painting of manufactured metal products
Pair trawling
Pallet (wooden) manufacturing
Panel beating (motor body repairing)
Panel or section, prefabricated concrete,
manufacturing
Panini manufacturing (factory based)
Panty hose manufacturing
Paper-backed aluminium foil manufacturing
Paper bag manufacturing
Paper label manufacturing (except adhesive)
Paper making and printing trade machinery repair
and maintenance
Paper making machinery or equipment
manufacturing
Paper making machinery or equipment wholesaling
Paper manufacturing
Paper napkin manufacturing
Paper or paper board container wholesaling
Paper product manufacturing n.e.c.
Paper product wholesaling n.e.c.
Paper pulp manufacturing
Paper stationery manufacturing
Paper stationery wholesaling
Paper towel manufacturing
Paper wholesaling
Paperboard container manufacturing
Paperboard game manufacturing
Paperboard manufacturing
Paperboard toy manufacturing
Parachute manufacturing
Paraffin wax manufacturing
Paraffin wholesaling
Parent-teachers' association operation
Parental education program operation
Parking lot construction (except buildings)
Parking meter manufacturing
Parking service
Parking station operation
398
1171
1340
2142
1522
1523
9429
2469
0139
1162
1172
1162
4129
0159
0149
1113
6931
6640
4271
8520
0201
0203
4273
0139
5622
5622
5622
7291
0123
0135
0159
0134
0201
0419
0600
0911
0139
1320
2599
4272
2599
1851
6330
9559
0115
0111
9001
8212
9003
1852
4271
3720
5412
4244
3735
8531
2090
1851
1214
0139
4259
9539
6962
7312
1832
4232
3323
4279
9539
0199
9520
3739
1192
9539
3299
2451
4000
1709
1011
0700
1709
1709
3321
1701
1709
1709
0159
4271
1821
1709
1831
0990
1811
1813
3494
2421
9422
1611
9532
9532
6922
1891
4279
3323
3494
4279
9532
3499
1891
1891
1891
1891
3499
9422
8212
8533
5102
4213
1499
1172
4214
3711
0192
2110
0192
3323
3109
1333
1920
5219
2291
0301
0139
2299
2210
2299
1912
2121
1220
3109
6923
5021
3332
2142
2029
2034
2149
1912
1171
4232
2032
2032
3339
3241
3241
2032
2142
3323
2293
4213
3339
3323
1911
1912
3339
3323
2010
1612
2299
2142
2149
0809
8010
2592
3734
9003
399
1523
9002
1920
0135
3332
4231
4231
1912
2034
0302
5514
5101
5419
8102
6639
4232
1213
1831
1831
1191
3609
0123
2029
1112
1112
0172
0171
1192
0172
0171
1112
1112
1112
1113
3602
4121
2293
1211
2142
2149
2031
6991
0420
5514
5101
400
3332
3231
1493
3331
2491
2462
2463
4221
8539
0302
7711
7711
7510
7530
7520
1851
3323
9559
1161
6925
1821
1821
1821
1912
1829
1821
1912
1919
1913
1821
1829
1821
1821
1821
1821
1821
3291
1182
2029
5212
3499
2911
5910
6419
2110
2463
2392
4279
0203
0412
1199
1612
3739
6632
3739
6632
6632
3739
8010
3322
3732
9422
2034
3020
2221
3020
1162
4271
3609
2499
2499
3491
6991
6999
1912
4221
1811
1892
8531
9534
7712
8402
8512
9539
4520
6950
7719
8219
1320
9429
2451
2451
3499
1211
0414
1892
1892
6923
0990
2031
0134
0199
0420
3602
Rabbit farming
Rabbit hunting or trapping
Rabbit meat wholesaling
2463
1831
8021
0141
0145
1916
4222
1916
2469
3419
1612
7714
7714
9601
9601
6923
2090
9002
5522
8101
2419
9129
6620
9129
9121
9112
5412
9129
9129
9422
2419
1919
2319
9421
5412
2422
5610
3494
2429
4221
3494
2419
6640
5610
2422
2422
5610
2221
2393
2110
5292
4710
4720
2223
2229
3109
2393
0302
2034
5299
6619
2110
2441
2139
0133
1832
2519
0160
0141
1829
2299
2033
6720
6720
6720
6720
7291
5522
2429
5522
401
5522
1709
8601
6711
6711
8609
2090
0301
4400
2412
8609
4511
7292
9551
3291
1914
0804
8512
1161
0146
1161
1199
1140
1161
3312
3609
4810
0911
3109
2292
3101
0919
5292
5299
4610
5299
4623
7311
5299
4610
2491
0411
3291
2090
0911
1912
2142
2149
3101
7293
8921
7713
6910
8102
7311
402
9139
0133
6010
0510
2029
5309
1919
3233
9429
2452
3494
1811
2441
2441
9421
4221
9114
7720
7720
7720
7530
2221
3224
2221
3339
6322
1611
4244
4279
9540
9540
9540
7714
2922
2422
3212
3020
3019
3222
3234
3231
3221
2393
3232
3339
2223
2229
2462
2034
2110
3223
2319
2029
2034
3223
2221
3242
1492
2224
3339
2224
1332
3711
1411
0302
2291
7540
1915
1920
1920
1920
3419
1916
2911
2921
4621
8511
1709
0805
1161
S
1841
1320
1892
2010
1912
2291
0149
1161
3711
1333
2592
4241
2392
4245
8211
6962
0202
0203
0990
0411
1199
3609
5219
6940
3299
0911
3339
1352
1899
0919
2921
6923
1524
1524
5622
5622
Saccharin manufacturing
Saddle manufacturing
Safety fuse manufacturing
Safety glass manufacturing
Safety goggle, plastic, manufacturing
Safety pin manufacturing
Safflower growing
Sago manufacturing
Sail cloth wholesaling
Sail manufacturing
Sailboard manufacturing
Sailboard retailing
Sailboat manufacturing
Sailing or nautical accessory retailing
Sailing school operation
Sales advisory service
Salmon farming (caged)
Salmon farming (pond or tank)
Salt harvesting
Saltwater crayfish fishing
Salt, cooking or table, manufacturing
Salt, household, wholesaling
Salvage service, marine
Sample distribution service
Sand blasting or steam cleaning of building
exteriors
Sand quarrying, washing or screening
Sand wholesaling
Sandal manufacturing
Sandalwood oil distilling
Sandstone quarrying
Sanitary disposal service
Sanitary engineering consulting service
Sanitary napkin (cellulose-based)
manufacturing
Sanitary paper product manufacturing n.e.c.
Satellite broadcasting network operation
Satellite broadcasting station operation
5809
5802
1140
9539
3602
6221
1199
2463
3299
6631
2221
9422
3494
3499
1120
0412
5010
4622
3491
2010
6910
2299
3503
2399
1311
1851
1320
2512
1611
3339
2291
3339
2299
2292
9002
8212
1120
3609
3604
4121
1120
1413
1199
2319
1320
1333
2511
0201
0419
4273
3739
4273
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3739
403
4273
4273
9421
2449
2469
3711
6419
0160
4221
3494
1852
2222
1491
0141
0144
3323
0141
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1192
3323
0522
1913
5521
3739
2142
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2812
3109
2812
2812
3494
404
4273
3505
3505
8023
8022
8023
8022
8101
2142
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2110
7712
7712
3234
6419
0529
0159
0112
0111
4232
3319
0115
0114
4232
6925
6922
1161
9531
6712
2429
3019
2110
1161
3231
2921
2919
1611
1841
4000
4400
9002
0414
2292
3109
2032
1916
2512
1214
4820
4810
5211
5212
5219
6619
2391
2391
2391
9429
6619
2319
1352
4252
9539
1411
2223
2229
3494
6712
2291
2223
1912
7320
4232
2229
5010
2599
1892
2419
6924
2432
1811
2029
0990
1813
2090
2139
1916
2231
0807
2133
0807
2293
2133
2591
4213
0510
3332
2034
2592
2110
2291
4400
8211
5029
5029
1131
9511
2223
2229
2031
2090
1311
2031
3243
0919
1333
1351
2469
9512
2291
1320
1352
1113
4129
3602
9412
3234
0420
0199
4241
1220
1851
3323
9112
8219
9559
8910
6910
1340
1211
1813
1813
1813
1831
1211
3609
1333
4214
3711
7000
7000
5420
1412
1832
2619
3231
2452
2139
2299
2439
6931
2911
2911
2419
5521
1132
0149
5514
2429
3494
5522
5522
2429
6639
4221
1133
1199
0149
2449
2452
6910
1140
2313
1214
0419
6970
9002
8024
4129
3609
Sock manufacturing
Soda water manufacturing
Sodium bicarbonate manufacturing
Sodium carbonate manufacturing
Sodium hydroxide manufacturing
Sodium nitrate fertiliser manufacturing
Soft drink manufacturing
Soft drink wholesaling
Soft furnishing manufacturing
Soft furnishing retailing
Soft furnishings wholesaling
Software development (customised) service
(except publishing)
Software installation service
Software publishing (non-customised)
Softwood wood chip manufacturing
Soil fumigant manufacturing
Solar electricity generation
Solar hot water system installation
Solar water heating system, commercial or
industrial, manufacturing
Solder manufacturing
Soldering iron manufacturing (except power
operated)
Soldering iron, electrical, manufacturing
Solicitor service
Solid waste collection service
Solid waste haulage service (local)
Sonar systems and equipment
manufacturing
Song publishing
Sorbet manufacturing
Sorghum growing (except forage sorghum)
Sound dubbing service, motion picture
Sound recording equipment manufacturing
Sound recording or reproducing equipment,
wholesaling
Sound recording post-production service
Sound recording studio operation
Sound reproducing equipment
manufacturing
Sound reproducing equipment rental
Sound reproducing equipment retailing
Sour cream manufacturing
Soya bean concentrate, isolate or textured
protein manufacturing
Soybean growing
Space heater, domestic, manufacturing
Space heating system, commercial or
industrial, manufacturing
Space tracking research station operation
Spaghetti, canned, manufacturing
Spark plug manufacturing
Sparkling wine manufacturing
Spat catching
Spaying service
Speaking service (including radio and
television announcing)
Special school operation (for children with
disabilities and special needs; not providing
mainstream primary or secondary school
education)
Specialised food retailing n.e.c.
Specialised food wholesaling n.e.c.
405
2469
4273
1131
2599
1161
2313
7520
2491
2599
406
8102
8512
8512
8512
4279
3609
2411
2411
8532
8539
2133
0301
0159
1199
2291
1213
1920
4241
3734
2499
9114
6639
4251
3712
8211
2592
9499
3109
4252
3712
9113
9112
7299
7299
2432
2313
3244
2291
2110
2299
0122
9113
0413
1916
3339
2010
2121
2110
2240
2229
7520
9114
4272
6950
6950
2231
2231
5010
2110
3322
2221
2299
7292
4221
5211
3800
6411
2312
6419
1340
3800
2090
2090
0919
3339
2029
3222
5309
2231
4279
2812
9421
9429
3494
2240
2441
4221
2291
0133
7311
6991
3291
1332
3711
2142
2149
3224
2110
0191
4400
6991
8219
1709
2391
5622
5514
4710
0159
0123
0151
1181
3319
6639
1320
1813
1813
1811
1811
1813
1831
0149
4259
2411
1852
6419
6330
1831
0413
0414
2592
2412
9422
3491
7719
9422
2419
9551
8219
2319
0123
9112
8211
7311
9113
4279
3109
3339
1351
3494
9540
1829
1333
2090
1709
1821
1821
1821
3323
0805
1211
1211
7000
T
9209
0131
3733
2511
2299
1191
2240
4512
0990
1852
2090
1812
3319
1150
0139
1524
0136
2034
1812
1320
3419
3323
9511
0809
2139
3332
2429
1161
6962
3711
1709
9539
4520
6932
4623
6640
2419
5299
4623
4610
1899
1199
1199
3609
8102
8101
8101
5413
1920
TAB operation
Table grape growing
Tableware wholesaling
Table, wooden, manufacturing
Tackle block, metal, manufacturing
Taco, tortilla or tostada shell manufacturing
Tag, sheet metal, manufacturing
Takeaway food operation
Talc quarrying
Talcum powder manufacturing
Talc, ground, manufacturing
Tall oil manufacturing
Tallow wholesaling
Tallow, refined, manufacturing
Tamarillo growing
Tampon (cellulose-based) manufacturing
Tangelo growing
Tank, concrete, manufacturing
Tanning extract, organic, manufacturing
Tanning hides and skins
Tanning machinery or equipment
wholesaling
Tanning requisite wholesaling
Tanning (solarium) service
Tantalite mining
Tantalum metal powder manufacturing
Tap wholesaling
Tape recorder manufacturing
Tapioca manufacturing
Tariff consulting service
Tarpaulins wholesaling
Tar, refined, manufacturing
Tattooing and piercing service
Tavern operation
Tax agent service
Taxi cab management service (i.e. operation
on behalf of owner)
Taxi cab plate leasing
Taxi meter manufacturing
Taxi radio base operation
Taxi service
Taxi truck service (with driver)
Tea-tree oil distilling
Tea blending
Tea manufacturing
Tea wholesaling
Teachers' college operation
Technical and further education college
operation
Technical college operation
Technical manual publishing (except
internet)
Teething ring, natural rubber,
manufacturing
407
3232
1333
9429
1334
1334
2469
3419
8220
6925
5413
6924
1334
1334
408
2422
3493
2431
5801
5809
7294
6020
3493
7294
7294
5414
2422
9422
3493
2422
2422
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2411
2422
4221
5621
5621
5511
3109
5512
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4221
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9112
8211
9113
1333
3711
7312
2029
3243
2034
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3711
7299
9002
9003
9001
9001
9131
8539
2412
6322
8512
3711
6924
2619
1351
1340
0919
2029
3339
2034
2032
3331
0302
0510
4231
0510
6720
0809
2139
2110
2139
6931
5514
2469
2449
0159
1220
3319
1220
4279
3606
1912
1852
1524
3332
4271
3720
1912
5299
5299
1709
0123
0122
1916
1211
2239
1499
4231
2599
1851
1311
7220
7220
7220
7220
6962
8922
7299
1312
5219
3711
2812
6921
2922
2592
4243
3734
1320
2461
2491
3411
2461
2462
9551
7551
7552
9552
6640
6221
6411
6923
7711
3232
2419
2312
6619
9419
3913
3503
2393
4622
7292
2439
2429
6999
1919
2439
1709
2319
9419
8910
7311
5029
7220
5413
6322
7220
1181
0302
3319
0510
0510
1499
3212
9112
2592
3711
2591
2399
0202
0203
2312
4610
2311
6619
9419
2312
3502
0123
3224
6419
2210
2299
4232
2142
2149
2121
2299
2010
1920
0202
0203
0809
3109
0113
0171
9539
2292
2299
1812
0419
8219
1332
4221
409
3493
1612
2421
7292
1312
1313
1914
2463
3922
2469
3504
U
1131
2599
4259
1916
1334
8102
9520
1351
1214
9531
1351
9552
6240
8102
1161
2399
2511
0809
4622
1821
1831
8512
3911
3501
V
1919
1841
2239
1919
4221
3494
2469
2449
2599
9533
6720
2121
2299
410
2210
2311
4279
1916
9421
0159
0123
0122
1140
3319
1150
1140
0123
1140
4122
3605
1140
1140
2499
4310
2452
1493
3331
3233
2240
0990
2090
9559
6970
1842
3720
2412
1842
3720
6970
1841
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4221
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4242
5514
6991
6632
5511
6639
1620
0112
0111
1140
3609
0131
1812
4222
1841
2029
2293
8101
7294
Vitreous enamelling
Vocational computer training
Voice mailbox service
2034
3339
2032
3243
1320
1529
4231
3339
3244
0139
8910
6712
5309
3332
2292
1920
9421
9429
4221
3494
2441
2919
2922
2911
2419
3732
9499
3732
4253
2452
2811
2811
5292
5212
2452
2513
2419
9131
5212
4820
3323
1916
2811
2811
2811
2811
3109
4820
2499
2449
5219
4810
1912
1351
3299
6999
5921
5910
9539
6991
7312
1832
3323
5299
2499
3499
9512
9512
2592
7720
2291
2439
3494
3419
2463
9429
2139
3224
8790
9559
2439
1351
4241
5010
5212
1161
0149
3312
1161
1161
1161
1161
2319
2399
2399
9499
2399
1133
9139
1120
3739
3800
2599
4259
411
8921
8922
2491
2619
3411
2461
7311
3245
2223
2229
2010
3245
3245
2223
2229
2223
2010
9412
2313
1214
4520
0131
1214
6925
1214
2291
2291
3339
3339
2431
2291
2499
3499
2133
5802
2142
2149
1351
8401
9559
1492
1492
1499
1510
1812
1499
3242
1413
412
3242
3242
1492
3242
1492
1916
4272
9002
8520
3491
1811
0203
9112
2392
4245
4214
3711
1312
1313
1313
1312
1199
3609
1133
9559
2463
3419
4231
3339
3800
0529
1311
0141
5309
6925
1311
3311
1333
1311
1199
7292
4251
6322
1351
0199
1312
1312
2291
4400
8790
Z
0990
0807
1813
1813
2133
2599
0805
2029
8921
Zeolite mining
Zinc ore mining
Zinc oxide manufacturing
Zinc peroxide manufacturing
Zinc smelting or refining
Zipper manufacturing
Zircon sand mining
Zirconia, ceramic, manufacturing
Zoological park or garden operation
413
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CONTEN T S
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455
475
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 1993
ANZSIC 2006
01
Agriculture
011
012
013
Plant Nurseries
0112
0113
Vegetable Growing
0114
0115
0116
0117
0119
Grape Growing
Apple and Pear Growing
Stone Fruit Growing
Kiwi Fruit Growing
Fruit Growing n.e.c.
Grain Growing
0122
0123
0124
0125
021
030
0171
0172
Pig Farming
Horse Farming
Deer Farming
Livestock Farming n.e.c.
0192
0191p
0180
0193
0199
Pig Farming
Horse Farming
Deer Farming
Beekeeping
Other Livestock Farming n.e.c.
0151
0152
0121
0123p
0159p
0521
0522
0529p
0141p
0142p
0191p
0529p
3212p
3291p
9539p
Cotton Ginning
Shearing Services
Other Agriculture and Fishing Support Services
Sheep Farming (Specialised)
Beef Cattle Farming (Specialised)
Horse Farming
Other Agriculture and Fishing Support Services
Site Preparation Services
Landscape Construction Services
Other Personal Services n.e.c.
0420
0301p
0301p
Forestry
Forestry
03
0160
0211
0212
0213
0219
022
0161
0162
0169
02
Rice Growing
Other Grain Growing
Other Crop Growing n.e.c.
Grain-Sheep or Grain-Beef Cattle Farming
Sheep-Beef Cattle Farming
Sheep Farming (Specialised)
Beef Cattle Farming (Specialised)
Beef Cattle Feedlots (Specialised)
Poultry Farming
0151
0152
0153
0159
016
0146
0149
0159p
0145
0144
0141p
0142p
0143
0141
0142
015
0130
014
0111
0112
0113
0114
0115
0122
0123p
0131
0134
0135
0132
0133
0136
0137
0139
Forestry
Logging
415
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 1993
ANZSIC 2006
0303
04
041
Aquaculture
Mining
11
Coal Mining
120
131
141
151
0700
0801
0802
0803
0804
0805
0806
0807
0809
0911
0919
0990
1011p
1011p
1012p
1012p
Petroleum Exploration
Petroleum Exploration
Mineral Exploration
Mineral Exploration
1090
1111
1112p
1113p
1112p
Meat Processing
Poultry Processing
Cured Meat and Smallgoods Manufacturing
Poultry Processing
Other Mining
Construction Material Mining
Gravel and Sand Quarrying
Construction Material Mining n.e.c.
Other Mining
Other Mining
Services to Mining
Exploration
Petroleum Exploration (Own Account)
Petroleum Exploration Services
Mineral Exploration (Own Account)
Mineral Exploration Services
Manufacturing
21
211
Coal Mining
Coal Mining
1511
1512
1513
1514
152
0600p
0600p
1420
15
1411
1419
142
1311
1312
1313
1314
1315
1316
1317
1319
14
0201
0202
0203
0419p
Coal Mining
1200
13
Aquaculture
1101
1102
416
12
0411p
0412
0414
0413p
0413p
0411p
0419p
0529p
Marine Fishing
0420
110
Logging
Other Basic Chemical Product Manufacturing n.e.c.
Forestry Support Services
Fire Protection and Other Emergency Services
Commercial Fishing
0411
0412
0413
0414
0415
0419
042
Services to Forestry
0302
1899p
0510
7713p
Meat Processing
2112
Poultry Processing
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 1993
ANZSIC 2006
212
213
2121
2122
2129
219
221
222
223
Bread Manufacturing
Cake and Pastry Manufacturing
Biscuit Manufacturing
Sugar Manufacturing
Confectionery Manufacturing
Seafood Processing
Prepared Animal and Bird Feed Manufacturing
Food Manufacturing n.e.c.
1140
1150
1161p
1161p
1162
1171p
1172p
1199p
1171p
1172p
1171p
1173
1181
1182
1120p
1192
1191
1199p
1211p
Sugar Manufacturing
Confectionery Manufacturing
Seafood Processing
Prepared Animal and Bird Feed Manufacturing
Potato, Corn and Other Crisp Manufacturing
Other Food Product Manufacturing n.e.c.
Soft Drink, Cordial and Syrup Manufacturing
1211p
1161p
1212
1214
1213
1220
1311
1313
1333p
1829p
1312p
1333p
1312p
1333p
1334p
Wool Scouring
Synthetic Textile Manufacturing
Cut and Sewn Textile Product Manufacturing
Other Basic Polymer Manufacturing
Natural Textile Manufacturing
Cut and Sewn Textile Product Manufacturing
Natural Textile Manufacturing
Cut and Sewn Textile Product Manufacturing
Textile Finishing and Other Textile Product
Manufacturing
Cut and Sewn Textile Product Manufacturing
Textile Floor Covering Manufacturing
Textile Finishing and Other Textile Product
Manufacturing
Rope, Cordage and Twine Manufacturing
Cut and Sewn Textile Product Manufacturing
Textile Finishing and Other Textile Product
Manufacturing
2183
2184
Wine Manufacturing
Spirit Manufacturing
22
218
217
1131
1133p
1132
1133p
1161p
216
215
1113p
214
Wool Scouring
Synthetic Fibre Textile Manufacturing
2213
2214
2215
Textile Finishing
1333p
1331p
1334p
2223
2229
1332
1333p
1334p
Knitting Mills
2231
Hosiery Manufacturing
1340p
417
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 1993
ANZSIC 2006
224
2249
23
231
233
24
241
242
243
418
1351p
1351p
1351p
Clothing Manufacturing
Clothing Manufacturing
Clothing Manufacturing
1351p
Clothing Manufacturing
Footwear Manufacturing
1352
Footwear Manufacturing
Leather Tanning, Fur Dressing and Leather Product
Manufacturing
Leather Tanning, Fur Dressing and Leather Product
Manufacturing
1320p
2262
1320p
1411
1412
1413p
Log Sawmilling
Wood Chipping
Timber Resawing and Dressing
Veneer and Plywood Manufacturing
Reconstituted Wood Product Manufacturing
Wooden Structural Fitting and Component
Manufacturing
Timber Resawing and Dressing
Other Wood Product Manufacturing n.e.c.
1493
1494
1492
2329
1413p
1499
1510
1521p
2333
1521p
2334
2339
1522
1524p
1529p
1523
1529p
5419p
2412
2413
Printing
Services to Printing
1611p
1612
7292p
Publishing
2421
2422
2423
1611p
5411p
5412p
5414p
5700p
5413p
5419p
5521p
5700p
Printing
Newspaper Publishing
Magazine and Other Periodical Publishing
Directory and Mailing List Publishing
Internet Publishing and Broadcasting
Book Publishing
Other Publishing (except Software, Music and
Internet)
Music Publishing
Internet Publishing and Broadcasting
1620
5420p
5521p
25
2261
2311
2312
2313
232
Footwear Manufacturing
2250
226
1340p
1340p
Clothing Manufacturing
2241
2242
2243
225
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 1993
251
Petroleum Refining
2510
252
254
Petroleum Refining
1701
1709p
1709p
1831
1892p
1811p
1812p
1821
1829p
1892p
1709p
1811p
1812p
1811p
1812p
1813
Fertiliser Manufacturing
Explosives Manufacturing
Industrial Gas Manufacturing
Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing
Synthetic Resin and Synthetic Rubber Manufacturing
Other Basic Polymer Manufacturing
Explosives Manufacturing
Other Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing
Industrial Gas Manufacturing
Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing
Industrial Gas Manufacturing
Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing
Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing
253
ANZSIC 2006
Fertiliser Manufacturing
2532
2533
2534
2535
Explosive Manufacturing
1892p
Paint Manufacturing
1916p
Medicinal and Pharmaceutical Product Manufacturing 1524p
1811p
1812p
1841
1852p
1832
1851p
1852p
1916p
1709p
1851p
1899p
1915
Explosives Manufacturing
Paint and Coatings Manufacturing
Sanitary Paper Product Manufacturing
Industrial Gas Manufacturing
Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing
Human Pharmaceutical and Medicinal Product
Manufacturing
Veterinary Pharmaceutical and Medicinal Product
Manufacturing
Cosmetic and Toiletry Preparation Manufacturing
Pesticide Manufacturing
Cleaning Compound Manufacturing
Cosmetic and Toiletry Preparation Manufacturing
Paint and Coatings Manufacturing
Other Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing
Cleaning Compound Manufacturing
Other Basic Chemical Product Manufacturing n.e.c.
Adhesive Manufacturing
1914p
1914p
1920
2392p
2513p
Tyre Manufacturing
Tyre Manufacturing
Natural Rubber Product Manufacturing
Boatbuilding and Repair Services
Mattress Manufacturing
1912p
1912p
1919p
1911
1912p
1919p
1913
1912p
1919p
2010
2021
2029p
2029p
2029p
1842
2544
2545
2546
2547
2549
255
256
26
261
2563
2564
2565
2566
262
Pesticide Manufacturing
Soap and Other Detergent Manufacturing
Cosmetic and Toiletry Preparation Manufacturing
Ink Manufacturing
Chemical Product Manufacturing n.e.c.
419
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 1993
263
264
2633
2634
2635
271
272
2033p
2090p
2110
2121
2210
2122
2131
2132p
2133
2139
Alumina Production
Aluminium Smelting
Copper, Silver, Lead and Zinc Smelting and Refining
Other Basic Non-Ferrous Metal Manufacturing
2142
2149
2132p
2141
2221
2223p
2229
2713
275
2711
2712
2731
2732
2733
274
2721
2722
2723
2729
273
2031
2032
2090p
2033p
2034p
2034p
27
ANZSIC 2006
2231p
2759
2239p
2223p
2224
2231p
2239p
2240
276
2299p
2291
2292
2293
2299p
2231p
2422p
2441p
2512p
3239p
2311
2312
9412p
2299p
2419p
28
281
420
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 1993
ANZSIC 2006
282
283
2313
2319
Shipbuilding
Boatbuilding
Railway Equipment Manufacturing
2391
2392p
2393
2824
2829
Aircraft Manufacturing
Transport Equipment Manufacturing n.e.c.
2394
2399
9499p
1891
2411
9422p
2832
2412p
9422p
2839
2419p
9422p
284
2421
2842
2422p
2412p
2422p
2429
2849
285
2441p
2449
2452p
2852
2853
2854
2859
2431
2439p
2432
2419p
2439p
9429p
286
2461
2462
9429p
2863
2463p
2469p
9429p
2864
2463p
9429p
2865
2491
3239p
9429p
2866
2451
9429p
421
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 1993
ANZSIC 2006
2452p
2419p
2441p
2452p
2463p
2469p
2499
9429p
29
291
Other Manufacturing
Prefabricated Building Manufacturing
2911
2919
292
294
2222
1491
2034p
2511
Furniture Manufacturing
2921
2922
2923
2929
9499p
2512p
1333p
2513p
1912p
2512p
2519
Other Manufacturing
2941
2942
2591
1320p
2392p
2592
2949
36
362
370
Electricity Supply
2611
2612
2619
2620
2630
2640
2700
Gas Supply
2811
2812
Water Supply
Sewerage and Drainage Services
Gas Supply
3620
37
1331p
2599
Electricity Supply
3610
Gas Supply
422
Manufacturing n.e.c.
361
Water Supply
Sewerage and Drainage Services
Construction
41
General Construction
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 1993
411
Building Construction
4111
4112
4113
412
421
424
Concreting Services
Bricklaying Services
Roofing Services
Structural Steel Erection Services
3212p
3292
3221
3222
3223
3224
Concreting Services
Bricklaying Services
Roofing Services
Structural Steel Erection Services
3231
7311p
9421p
3232p
3233
9429p
3234
Plumbing Services
Building and Other Industrial Cleaning Services
Domestic Appliance Repair and Maintenance
Electrical Services
Air Conditioning and Heating Services
Other Machinery and Equipment Repair and
Maintenance
Fire and Security Alarm Installation Services
3241
3242
3243
3244
3245
3291p
2922p
3239p
3299
9422p
0529p
3311
3800p
3312
3319
3323p
Plumbing Services
4232
4233
Electrical Services
Air Conditioning and Heating Services
4234
Landscaping Services
Construction Services n.e.c.
Wholesale Trade
45
451
3101
3109
4241
4242
4243
4244
4245
425
House Construction
Other Residential Building Construction
Non-Residential Building Construction
4221
4222
4223
4224
423
3011
3019
3020
422
House Construction
Residential Building Construction n.e.c.
Non-Residential Building Construction
Non-Building Construction
4121
4122
42
ANZSIC 2006
Wool Wholesaling
4512
4519
3339p
3720p
3800p
452
453
46
3321
3322
3323p
3331
4231p
3332
3339p
Timber Wholesaling
Hardware and Building Supplies Retailing
Plumbing Goods Wholesaling
Other Hardware Goods Wholesaling
Timber Wholesaling
4539
423
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 1993
461
ANZSIC 2006
3411p
9429p
4612
4613
4614
3491
3492
3493p
3494p
3499p
3800p
9422p
4615
3493p
3494p
4229p
9429p
4619
3419
3499p
3731p
3800p
9429p
462
47
471
472
473
424
Car Wholesaling
Commercial Vehicle Wholesaling
Motor Vehicle New Parts Dealing
4624
3501p
3502
3504p
3921p
9411p
3505p
3921p
Car Wholesaling
Commercial Vehicle Wholesaling
Motor Vehicle New Parts Wholesaling
Motor Vehicle Parts Retailing
Automotive Electrical Services
Motor Vehicle Dismantling and Used Parts
Wholesaling
Motor Vehicle Parts Retailing
3602p
3602p
3603
1120p
3604
3605
7320p
3609p
3606p
7320p
3606p
1199p
3601
3609p
7320p
3711
3800p
3712p
3800p
3712p
3800p
3494p
3499p
3731p
3731p
3339p
3411p
3494p
Meat Wholesaling
Poultry and Smallgood Wholesaling
Dairy Produce Wholesaling
Fish Wholesaling
4715
4716
4717
4718
4719
4722
Clothing Wholesaling
4723
Footwear Wholesaling
4732
4733
4739
Furniture Wholesaling
Floor Covering Wholesaling
Household Goods Wholesaling n.e.c.
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 1993
ANZSIC 2006
479
4792
4793
4794
4795
4796
4799
Retail Trade
51
Food Retailing
52
521
523
524
3494p
3499p
3732
3734
3735
3736
3739p
3720p
3739p
3800p
4110
4121
4122
4123
4310p
1174
4129p
4512
4310p
4320p
4129p
4279p
4310p
4320p
4260
Department Stores
4251
9491p
4252
3239p
4214
Clothing Retailing
Clothing and Footwear Repair
Footwear Retailing
Other Building Installation Services
Manchester and Other Textile Goods Retailing
5124
5125
5126
5129
522
3323p
512
Other Wholesaling
4791
511
3499p
3733
Department Stores
Clothing Retailing
5222
5223
Footwear Retailing
Fabric and Other Soft Good Retailing
Furniture Retailing
Floor Covering Retailing
Domestic Hardware and Houseware Retailing
4211
4212
4213p
4231p
9429p
5234
5235
4221p
4222
4310p
4320p
4242p
Furniture Retailing
Floor Coverings Retailing
Houseware Retailing
Hardware and Building Supplies Retailing
Other Machinery and Equipment Repair and
Maintenance
Electrical, Electronic and Gas Appliance Retailing
Computer and Computer Peripheral Retailing
Non-Store Retailing
Retail Commission-Based Buying and/or Selling
Entertainment Media Retailing
4241
9499p
4242p
4243
4244
4272
4279p
5242
5243
425
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 1993
ANZSIC 2006
525
5244
5245
Non-Store Retailing
Retail Commission-Based Buying and/or Selling
Electrical, Electronic and Gas Appliance Retailing
Other Store-Based Retailing n.e.c.
Other Machinery and Equipment Wholesaling n.e.c.
Marine Equipment Retailing
Retail Commission-Based Buying and/or Selling
4271
526
4310p
4320p
4221p
4279p
3499p
4245
4320p
5252
5253
5254
5255
5259
Retailing n.e.c.
4310p
4320p
4273
4310p
4232
4274
4213p
4253
4279p
4310p
4320p
4221p
4229p
4259
4279p
4310p
4320p
7311p
5269
3232p
9421p
9499p
7712p
9429p
9491p
9499p
53
531
Car Retailing
5312
5313
532
426
Electrical Services
Domestic Appliance Repair and Maintenance
Other Repair and Maintenance n.e.c.
Investigation and Security Services
Other Machinery and Equipment Repair and
Maintenance
Clothing and Footwear Repair
Other Repair and Maintenance n.e.c.
3501p
3911
3503p
3504p
3505p
3912
3921p
3922p
9411p
9419p
3503p
3913
Car Wholesaling
Car Retailing
Trailer and Other Motor Vehicle Wholesaling
Motor Vehicle New Parts Wholesaling
Motor Vehicle Dismantling and Used Parts
Wholesaling
Motor Cycle Retailing
Motor Vehicle Parts Retailing
Tyre Retailing
Automotive Electrical Services
Other Automotive Repair and Maintenance
Trailer and Other Motor Vehicle Wholesaling
Trailer and Other Motor Vehicle Retailing
4000
9412p
3921p
9411p
4610p
9412p
3922p
9411p
9412p
9419p
Fuel Retailing
Automotive Body, Paint and Interior Repair
Motor Vehicle Parts Retailing
Automotive Electrical Services
Road Freight Transport
Automotive Body, Paint and Interior Repair
Tyre Retailing
Automotive Electrical Services
Automotive Body, Paint and Interior Repair
Other Automotive Repair and Maintenance
5322
5323
Smash Repairing
5324
5329
Tyre Retailing
Automotive Repair and Services n.e.c.
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 1993
H
Accommodation, Cafes and Restaurants
57
571
572
Clubs (Hospitality)
61
Road Transport
62
620
64
640
65
650
661
6121
6122
6123
4511
4513
9001p
4530
Clubs (Hospitality)
4610p
4621
4622
5010p
4623
5010p
5299p
4710
4720p
5299p
4810p
4820p
4810p
4820p
5010p
4810p
4820p
5010p
8219p
5021
4720p
5010p
5029p
Pipeline Transport
Rail Passenger Transport
Scenic and Sightseeing Transport
Other Transport n.e.c.
9533
Parking Services
Rail Transport
Rail Transport
Rail Transport
Water Transport
Water Transport
6301
6302
6303
4900p
5220p
6402
4900p
5220p
6403
4900p
5010p
5220p
Other Transport
Other Transport
6501
6509
66
6200
63
630
4520
612
Accommodation
Residential Property Operators
Clubs (Hospitality)
5740
611
4400
6711p
574
Accommodation
573
ANZSIC 2006
Pipeline Transport
Transport n.e.c.
Services to Transport
Services to Road Transport
6611
Parking Services
427
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 1993
ANZSIC 2006
662
6621
6622
6623
6629
663
67
670
Grain Storage
Storage n.e.c.
5301
5309
5101
5102
Postal Services
Courier Pick-up and Delivery Services
5700p
5801
5802
5809
5910p
6210
Central Banking
6221
6222
6223
6229p
6229p
Banking
Building Society Operation
Credit Union Operation
Other Depository Financial Intermediation
Other Depository Financial Intermediation
6230
Non-Depository Financing
6240
6310
6330
Life Insurance
Superannuation Funds
6321
6322
Health Insurance
General Insurance
Storage
Storage
Telecommunication Services
Telecommunication Services
73
Finance
Central Bank
7310
Insurance
Life Insurance and Superannuation Funds
7411
7412
Life Insurance
Superannuation Funds
Other Insurance
7421
7422
75
Other Financiers
742
Banks
Building Societies
Credit Unions
Money Market Dealers
Deposit Taking Financiers n.e.c.
Other Financiers
7330
741
Central Bank
74
7120
734
6642
6643
6644
6649
Communication Services
733
5220p
7220
7299p
5292p
5292p
5291
5299p
7320p
9429p
71
732
Stevedoring Services
Port and Water Transport Terminal Operations
Port and Water Transport Terminal Operations
Other Water Transport Support Services
Communication Services
731
5211
5212p
5212p
5219
7111
7112
428
Stevedoring
Water Transport Terminals
Port Operators
Services to Water Transport n.e.c.
712
6641
6701
6709
711
5299p
664
Health Insurance
General Insurance
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 1993
751
752
ANZSIC 2006
Financial Asset Broking Services
Services to Finance and Investment n.e.c.
Services to Insurance
77
Property Services
6711p
3211
6712p
6711p
6712p
6720
6931p
5411p
5412p
5413p
5419p
Newspaper Publishing
Magazine and Other Periodical Publishing
Book Publishing
Other Publishing (except Software, Music and
Internet)
Software Publishing
Motion Picture and Video Distribution
Music Publishing
Farm Animal and Bloodstock Leasing
Other Goods and Equipment Rental and Hiring n.e.c.
Non-Financial Intangible Assets (Except Copyrights)
Leasing
773
6419p
6420
772
Services to Insurance
7520
771
6411
6419p
7299p
5420p
5512p
5521p
6620
6639p
6640
774
78
781
6611
6619p
7742
6619p
7743
6631
6639p
6910
Business Services
Scientific Research
7810
782
783
784
7821
7822
7823
Architectural Services
Surveying Services
Consulting Engineering Services
6921
6922
6923
7829
6925
6999p
Computer Services
7831
7832
7833
5921p
5922
9422p
7834
5420p
7000
6931p
6932
Legal Services
Accounting Services
6940
Advertising Services
785
Scientific Research
Technical Services
Legal Services
Accounting Services
Advertising Services
429
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 1993
ANZSIC 2006
786
6924p
6950p
6961
6950p
6962p
8220p
7211p
7212
5414p
7291p
7292p
7712p
7312
7311p
7320p
3800p
5910p
5921p
6020p
6924p
6962p
6999p
7291p
7292p
7293
7294
7299p
8220p
9002p
6950p
7510
7551
7719
7720p
7520
7720p
7530
7720p
7540
Justice
7552
Defence
7600
Defence
8010
Preschool Education
8021
8022
8023
8024
Primary Education
Secondary Education
Combined Primary and Secondary Education
Special School Education
7864
7865
7866
7867
7869
81
Government Administration
811
812
Government Administration
8111
8112
8113
Justice
8120
813
82
820
Justice
Defence
Defence
8200
Education
84
Education
841
Preschool Education
8410
842
Preschool Education
School Education
8421
8422
8423
8424
430
Primary Education
Secondary Education
Combined Primary and Secondary Education
Special School Education
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 1993
843
844
ANZSIC 2006
Higher Education
Technical and Further Education
Other Education
86
Health Services
863
864
871
8623
Dental Services
8631
8632
8633
8634
Pathology Services
Optometry and Optical Dispensing
Ambulance Services
Community Health Centres
8635
8636
8639
Physiotherapy Services
Chiropractic Services
Health Services n.e.c.
8511p
8512
8520p
8531
8520p
8532
8591
8539p
8599p
8790p
8533
8534
8511p
8520p
8539p
8599p
9511p
6970
Veterinary Services
8710
8601p
7714p
8609p
8790p
9559p
Veterinary Services
Veterinary Services
Community Services
Child Care Services
Child Care Services
8729
91
912
8401
8402
8601p
8609p
911
8710
872
8621
8622
8640
87
8101p
8212
8219p
8220p
862
Higher Education
Technical and Vocational Education and Training
Other Education
8440
861
8102
8101p
5511
5514p
9112
9113
5512p
5513
5522p
5610
6020p
5621
5622
6020p
Radio Services
9122
Television Services
431
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 1993
92
921
922
6010
8910
Museum Operation
8921
8922
9241
9242
Creative Arts
9001p
9002p
9002p
925
5522p
9003
6962p
7211p
7299p
9002p
9539p
9202
9201
9209
Lottery Operation
Casino Operation
Other Gambling Activities
5010p
9001p
9131
9139
6632
6639p
Arts
93
931
Museums
924
Libraries
Museums
9220
923
ANZSIC 2006
9121p
9312
9129
9111
9113
9319
5029p
7299p
8211
9112
9114
9121p
932
Gambling Services
9321
9322
9329
933
95
Personal Services
951
952
432
Lotteries
Casinos
Gambling Services n.e.c.
1334p
9522
9531
5514p
9523
9524
9525
9526
9529
Photographic Studios
Funeral Directors, Crematoria and Cemeteries
Gardening Services
Hairdressing and Beauty Salons
Personal Services n.e.c.
9532
6991
9520
7313
9511p
5299p
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 1993
ANZSIC 2006
96
961
970
Religious Organisations
Religious Services
9551
9552
9559p
7711
7714p
7713p
2911
2919
2921
2922p
7311p
Police Services
Correctional and Detention Services
Fire Protection and Other Emergency Services
Solid Waste Collection Services
Other Waste Collection Services
Waste Treatment and Disposal Services
Waste Remediation and Materials Recovery Services
Building and Other Industrial Cleaning Services
9601
9602
Interest Groups
Business and Professional Associations
Labour Associations
Interest Groups n.e.c.
97
9540
Religious Organisations
9621
9622
9629
963
Other Services
9610
962
7292p
7311p
9511p
9512
9534
9539p
Police Services
Corrective Centres
Fire Brigade Services
Waste Disposal Services
9603
433
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
A
01
Agriculture
011
012
013
015
0142
0143
0144
0145
0146
0149
02
020
030
04
0114
0117
0119p
0115
0116
0119p
0119p
0119p
Grape Growing
Kiwi Fruit Growing
Fruit Growing n.e.c.
Apple and Pear Growing
Stone Fruit Growing
Fruit Growing n.e.c.
Fruit Growing n.e.c.
Fruit Growing n.e.c.
0124
0219p
0125p
0219p
0125p
0123
0122
0121p
0121p
Sheep Farming
Services to Agriculture n.e.c.
Beef Cattle Farming
Services to Agriculture n.e.c.
Beef Cattle Farming
Sheep-Beef Cattle Farming
Grain-Sheep and Grain-Beef Cattle Farming
Grain Growing
Grain Growing
0161
0162
0121p
0169p
0130
0141
0142
0153
Deer Farming
0152
0219p
0151
0159p
0159p
Horse Farming
Services to Agriculture n.e.c.
Pig Farming
Livestock Farming n.e.c.
Livestock Farming n.e.c.
0420p
0420p
0420p
Aquaculture
Aquaculture
Aquaculture
0301
0302p
0302p
Forestry
Logging
Logging
Poultry Farming
Poultry Farming (Meat)
Poultry Farming (Eggs)
Deer Farming
Deer Farming
Horse Farming
0192
0193
0199
Pig Farming
Beekeeping
Other Livestock Farming n.e.c.
Aquaculture
Aquaculture
0201
0202
0203
03
0169p
0113p
0113p
0169p
0180
019
Grape Growing
Kiwifruit Growing
Berry Fruit Growing
Apple and Pear Growing
Stone Fruit Growing
Citrus Fruit Growing
Olive Growing
Other Fruit and Tree Nut Growing
Sheep Farming (Specialised)
0171
0172
018
Plant Nurseries
Plant Nurseries
Plant Nurseries
Cut Flower and Flower Seed Growing
Cut Flower and Flower Seed Growing
0160
017
Mushroom Growing
Vegetable Growing (Under Cover)
Vegetable Growing (Outdoors)
0141
0151
0152
0159
016
0111p
0111p
0111p
0112p
0112p
014
434
ANZSIC 1993
Forestry
0302
Logging
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
041
042
Fishing
0411
0412
0413
Prawn Fishing
Line Fishing
0414
0419
051
Mining
06
Coal Mining
080
091
101
109
Coal Mining
1200
1311
1312
1313
1314
1315
1316
1317
1319
1411
1419
1420
Other Mining
1511
1512
1513
1514
1520
2111p
2111p
Meat Processing
Meat Processing
Petroleum Exploration
1012
Mineral Exploration
Manufacturing
11
111
1101
1102
0990
10
Cotton Ginning
Shearing Services
Aerial Agricultural Services
Services to Agriculture n.e.c.
Marine Fishing n.e.c.
Wool Wholesaling
0911
0919
099
0211
0212
0213
0219p
0419p
4511p
0801
0802
0803
0804
0805
0806
0807
0809
09
Services to Forestry
08
0303p
Coal Mining
0600
070
07
0220
0521
0522
0529
060
052
0411
0419p
0412
0414
0415
0413
0419p
0420p
05
ANZSIC 1993
Meat Processing
Poultry Processing
435
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
ANZSIC 1993
112
117
118
121
122
131
132
1162
2121p
2122
2121p
2129p
2130
2140
2129p
2151
2152p
2182p
2152p
2152p
2161
2163p
2152p
2162
2163p
5124p
2171
2172
Sugar Manufacturing
Confectionery Manufacturing
2179p
2174
2152p
2179p
4719p
2179p
2181
2182p
2184
2183
2190
2211
2213p
2214p
2212p
Wool Scouring
Cotton Textile Manufacturing
Wool Textile Manufacturing
Synthetic Fibre Textile Manufacturing
2261
2262
1172
1173
1174
1212
1213
1214
Beer Manufacturing
Spirit Manufacturing
Wine and Other Alcoholic Beverage Manufacturing
13
1161
1191
1192
1199
12
Seafood Processing
Fish Wholesaling
1181
1182
119
2173
4714p
116
Seafood Processing
115
Poultry Processing
Meat Processing
Bacon, Ham and Smallgood Manufacturing
114
2112
2111p
2113
Seafood Processing
1120
113
Wool Scouring
Natural Textile Manufacturing
1313
2942p
436
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
133
134
1332
1333
1334
14
141
Clothing Manufacturing
1352
Footwear Manufacturing
16
161
162
2231
2232
2239
Hosiery Manufacturing
Cardigan and Pullover Manufacturing
Knitting Mill Product Manufacturing n.e.c.
2241
2242
2243
2249
2250
Log Sawmilling
Wood Chipping
Timber Resawing and Dressing
2311
2312
2313
2329p
Log Sawmilling
Wood Chipping
Timber Resawing and Dressing
Wood Product Manufacturing n.e.c.
2919p
2323
2321
2322
2329p
2331
2332
2333
2334
2411p
2339p
2543p
2339p
2411p
2412
2421p
2413p
Printing
Newspaper Printing or Publishing
Services to Printing
2430p
1522
1523
1524
1529
Printing
1612
17
1510
152
2222p
2229p
9521p
1493
1494
1499
151
1491
1492
15
1351
1411
1412
1413
149
2222p
2949p
2223
2212p
2213p
2214p
2221
2229p
2923p
2215
135
ANZSIC 1993
437
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
170
18
181
182
1812
1813
19
191
2533p
2212p
2533p
Fertiliser Manufacturing
Pesticide Manufacturing
2531p
2544
Fertiliser Manufacturing
Pesticide Manufacturing
2543p
2543p
2545
2549p
2543p
2546
2831p
2531p
2533p
2541
0302p
2549p
1852
1899
1912
1913
1914
1915
1916
1919
438
1911
192
2532
2534p
2535p
2543p
2533p
2534p
2535p
2543p
2535p
1842
189
Petroleum Refining
Petroleum Refining
Petroleum and Coal Product Manufacturing n.e.c.
Organic Industrial Chemical Manufacturing n.e.c.
Chemical Product Manufacturing n.e.c.
1841
185
2510p
2510p
2520
2534p
2549p
1831
1832
184
1821
1829
183
ANZSIC 1993
2559p
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
20
201
202
209
211
2034
214
221
2632p
2640p
2711
2712p
2713
2721
2722
2733p
2723
2729
Alumina Production
Aluminium Smelting
Non-Ferrous Metal Casting
Copper, Silver, Lead and Zinc Smelting, Refining
Basic Non-Ferrous Metal Manufacturing n.e.c.
2733p
2731
2732
2712p
2741
2911
2742
2759p
2759p
2749
2133
2139
2224
2239
229
2131
2132
2231
224
2631
2632p
2633
2640p
2634
2635
2919p
2229
223
2210
222
2621
2622
2623
2629
2141
2142
2149
22
2121
2122
213
2031
2032
2033
2110
212
2610
2090
21
203
ANZSIC 1993
2759p
2762
439
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
ANZSIC 1993
23
231
241
2811
2812p
2813
2819
2821
2559p
2822
2942p
2823
Shipbuilding
Rubber Product Manufacturing n.e.c.
Boatbuilding
Toy and Sporting Good Manufacturing
Railway Equipment Manufacturing
2824
2829p
Aircraft Manufacturing
Transport Equipment Manufacturing n.e.c.
2831p
2832p
2849p
2769p
2839p
2393
2394
2399
24
2763
2764
2761
2765
2769p
239
2859p
2869p
242
243
2422
2429
245
2769p
2842
2849p
2849p
2852
2854
2853
2859p
244
2841
2769p
2851p
2869p
2449
2851p
2866p
2851p
2867
2869p
440
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
246
2469
249
2499
251
2861
2862p
2863p
2864p
2869p
2863p
2512
2513
Mattress Manufacturing
2519
26
Electricity Supply
281
291
2949p
Manufacturing n.e.c.
3610p
3610p
3610p
Electricity Supply
Electricity Supply
Electricity Supply
Electricity Transmission
3610p
Electricity Supply
Electricity Distribution
3610p
Electricity Supply
3610p
Electricity Supply
Gas Supply
3620
Gas Supply
3701
3702
Water Supply
Sewerage and Drainage Services
9634p
9634p
9634p
4259p
9634p
292
Gas Supply
2811
2812
29
2941
2942p
Gas Supply
2700
28
2769p
2922
2929p
2559p
2923p
2929p
270
2921p
Electricity Distribution
2630
27
2869p
Electricity Transmission
2620
264
Electricity Generation
2611
2612
2619
263
2865p
Other Manufacturing
2599
262
Furniture Manufacturing
2591
2592
261
2869p
259
25
ANZSIC 1993
441
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
E
Construction
30
Building Construction
301
302
31
310
321
324
Concreting Services
Bricklaying Services
Roofing Services
Structural Steel Erection Services
4121
4122
7712p
0219p
4210p
4221
4222
4223
4224
Concreting Services
Bricklaying Services
Roofing Services
Structural Steel Erection Services
4231p
4232
5261p
4233p
4234
2769p
2865p
4259p
5223p
Plumbing Services
Electrical Services
Household Equipment Repair Services (Electrical)
Air Conditioning and Heating Services
Fire and Security System Services
Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing n.e.c.
Lifting and Material Handling Equipment
Manufacturing
Construction Services n.e.c.
Fabric and Other Soft Good Retailing
4241
4242
4243
4244
4245
0219p
4251
4210p
4259p
4511p
4512
4519p
Wool Wholesaling
Cereal Grain Wholesaling
Farm Produce and Supplies Wholesaling n.e.c.
4521
4522
4519p
4523
4791p
Chemical Wholesaling
Photographic Equipment Wholesaling
Plumbing Services
Electrical Services
3233
3234
3239
3292
3299
Wholesale Trade
33
332
F
331
4113
3241
3242
3243
3244
3245
329
Construction Services
3221
3222
3223
3224
323
House Construction
Residential Building Construction n.e.c.
3211
3212
322
4111
4112
32
House Construction
Other Residential Building Construction
Wool Wholesaling
Cereal Grain Wholesaling
Other Agricultural Product Wholesaling
442
ANZSIC 1993
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
333
ANZSIC 1993
Timber Wholesaling
Plumbing Goods Wholesaling
Other Hardware Goods Wholesaling
34
341
349
350
36
360
37
371
Timber Wholesaling
Building Supplies Wholesaling n.e.c.
Farm Produce and Supplies Wholesaling n.e.c.
Building Supplies Wholesaling n.e.c.
Household Good Wholesaling n.e.c.
3494
4612
4613
4614p
4615p
4614p
4615p
4731p
4739p
4791p
4614p
4619p
4731p
4739p
4791p
5245p
4621
5311p
4622
5312p
5313p
4623p
5312p
4624p
Car Wholesaling
Car Retailing
Commercial Vehicle Wholesaling
Motor Cycle Dealing
Trailer and Caravan Dealing
Motor Vehicle New Part Dealing
Motor Cycle Dealing
Motor Vehicle Dismantling and Used Part Dealing
5312p
4719p
4711
4712
4713
4714p
4715p
4717p
4718
4716
4719p
4721p
4722p
4723p
4519p
4796
Car Wholesaling
3502
3503
3504
3505
3603
3604
3605
3606
3609
372
3491
3492
3493
3499
35
4531p
4539p
4519p
4539p
4739p
443
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
373
38
380
3732
3733
3734
3735
3736
3739
Commission-Based Wholesaling
Retail Trade
39
391
392
40
400
411
3922
Tyre Retailing
422
4511p
4519p
4614p
4619p
4721p
4722p
4723p
4799p
7869p
Wool Wholesaling
Farm Produce and Supplies Wholesaling n.e.c.
Business Machine Wholesaling n.e.c.
Machinery and Equipment Wholesaling n.e.c.
Textile Product Wholesaling
Clothing Wholesaling
Footwear Wholesaling
Wholesaling n.e.c.
Business Services n.e.c.
5311p
5312p
5313p
Car Retailing
Motor Cycle Dealing
Trailer and Caravan Dealing
4623p
4624p
5312p
5322p
5312p
5324
5321p
5110
5121
5122
5123p
5124p
5129p
5231
5232
5233p
5255p
5223p
Furniture Retailing
Floor Covering Retailing
Domestic Hardware and Houseware Retailing
Watch and Jewellery Retailing
Fabric and Other Soft Good Retailing
5234p
5244p
5259p
5234p
4615p
Fuel Retailing
Fuel Retailing
Fuel Retailing
Food Retailing
Supermarket and Grocery Stores
Supermarket and Grocery Stores
42
421
4110
412
Car Retailing
Motor Cycle Retailing
Trailer and Other Motor Vehicle Retailing
3921
4000
41
4619p
4732
4733
4792
4739p
4793
4794
4795p
4795p
4799p
Commission-Based Wholesaling
Commission-Based Wholesaling
3800
444
ANZSIC 1993
Furniture Retailing
Floor Coverings Retailing
Houseware Retailing
4214
4222
4229
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
ANZSIC 1993
424
425
4231
4232
4241
4242
4243
4244
4245
Non-Store Retailing
44
Accommodation
5210
Department Stores
5251p
5243p
5252p
5254
5129p
5243p
5244p
5255p
5259p
5123p
5126p
5129p
5234p
5243p
5251p
5252p
5255p
5259p
Liquor Retailing
Milk Vending
Specialised Food Retailing n.e.c.
Domestic Appliance Retailing
Newspaper, Book and Stationery Retailing
Pharmaceutical, Cosmetic and Toiletry Retailing
Antique and Used Good Retailing
Watch and Jewellery Retailing
Retailing n.e.c.
5126p
5129p
5234p
5243p
5245p
5251p
5255p
5259p
Milk Vending
Specialised Food Retailing n.e.c.
Domestic Appliance Retailing
Newspaper, Book and Stationery Retailing
Marine Equipment Retailing
Pharmaceutical, Cosmetic and Toiletry Retailing
Watch and Jewellery Retailing
Retailing n.e.c.
5710p
Accommodation
5730p
5125
5730p
Accommodation
4400
451
Clothing Retailing
Footwear Retailing
Watch and Jewellery Retailing
Retailing n.e.c.
45
5221p
5222
5255p
5259p
Non-Store Retailing
4320
440
432
5241p
5235
5242p
5242p
5243p
5245p
4272
4273
4274
4279
431
Timber Wholesaling
Domestic Hardware and Houseware Retailing
Garden Equipment Retailing
Department Stores
4271
43
4531p
5233p
5253
4260
427
Retailing n.e.c.
4251
4252
4253
4259
426
5259p
Accommodation
445
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
452
453
46
461
Road Transport
Road Freight Transport
4610
462
471
501
510
521
522
6200p
Rail Transport
6200p
6509p
Rail Transport
Transport n.e.c.
6301p
6302p
6303p
6301p
6302p
6303p
6401p
6402p
6403p
6122p
6123p
6302p
6303p
6403p
6509p
9330p
6501
6509p
9319p
Pipeline Transport
Transport n.e.c.
Sports and Services to Sports n.e.c.
7111
7112
Postal Services
Courier Services
6621
6622
6623
6629
Stevedoring
Water Transport Terminals
Port Operators
Services to Water Transport n.e.c.
6401p
52
6121
6122p
6123p
Other Transport
5021
5029
51
5010
502
Smash Repairing
Road Freight Transport
4900
50
5323p
6110
Water Transport
Water Freight Transport
4820
49
490
4810
482
Clubs (Hospitality)
4720
48
481
5740
Rail Transport
4710
472
47
5720
Clubs (Hospitality)
4530
Postal Services
Courier Pick-up and Delivery Services
Stevedoring Services
Port and Water Transport Terminal Operations
5219
446
ANZSIC 1993
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
ANZSIC 1993
529
53
530
5299
54
552
56
561
Newspaper Publishing
5412
5413
Book Publishing
5414
5419
2421p
7730p
2422p
7730p
2423p
7730p
2422p
7863p
2411p
2423p
7730p
Software Publishing
2430p
7730p
7834p
9111p
7730p
9112
9113
9111p
9522p
2423p
2430p
7730p
9121p
9251
9121p
Radio Services
9122p
9122p
Television Services
Television Services
5513
5514
Music Publishing
5522
Television Broadcasting
5621
5622
57
Grain Storage
Storage n.e.c.
Software Publishing
5610
562
6701
6709
5420
551
55
6644
6642
6643
6123p
6200p
6619
6649p
9529p
542
5301
5309
541
6402p
6403p
6630
447
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
570
58
580
591
60
601
5921
5922
Finance
Central Banking
7310
Central Bank
Banking
Building Society Operation
Credit Union Operation
Other Depository Financial Intermediation
7321
7322
7323
7324
7329
Banks
Building Societies
Credit Unions
Money Market Dealers
Deposit Taking Financiers n.e.c.
Non-Depository Financing
7330
Other Financiers
7340
Life Insurance
7411
Life Insurance
7421
7422
Health Insurance
General Insurance
7412
Superannuation Funds
7511
7519p
7520p
7520p
Services to Insurance
Superannuation Funds
Superannuation Funds
642
Life Insurance
6330
641
7869p
9121p
9122p
6321
6322
64
Libraries
6310
633
9210
Non-Depository Financing
6240
632
6230
631
7831
7869p
7832
Central Banking
6221
6222
6223
6229
63
Telecommunication Services
Business Services n.e.c.
62
624
7120p
7869p
623
Telecommunication Services
Telecommunication Services
Telecommunication Services
622
7120p
7120p
7120p
6210
448
6020
621
6010
602
2422p
2423p
7120p
Telecommunications Services
5910
592
Telecommunications Services
5801
5802
5809
59
ANZSIC 1993
66
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
661
662
671
672
6712
69
6924
6925
6931
Legal Services
6932
7730p
5710p
7711
7720p
7712p
7720p
Accommodation
Residential Property Operators
Real Estate Agents
Commercial Property Operators and Developers
Real Estate Agents
7720p
7810
Scientific Research
7821
7822
7823
Architectural Services
Surveying Services
Consulting Engineering Services
7852
7869p
7829p
7720p
7841
7842
Accounting Services
7851
Advertising Services
7853
7855p
8111p
Advertising Services
Advertising Services
Veterinary Services
6970
699
6950
697
6940
696
7743p
9511
7730p
7743p
9519
695
694
7730p
693
Property Operators
6711
692
7742
6720
691
67
7741p
7741p
664
663
ANZSIC 1993
Veterinary Services
8640
Veterinary Services
9523
Photographic Studios
449
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
ANZSIC 1993
70
700
7829p
7869p
7834p
7861
9259p
7862
6641p
7863p
7869p
2413p
7863p
7869p
9529p
7869p
7869p
6641p
7519p
7869p
9259p
9319p
Secretarial Services
Business Services n.e.c.
Services to Printing
Secretarial Services
Business Services n.e.c.
Personal Services n.e.c.
Business Services n.e.c.
Business Services n.e.c.
Travel Agency Services
Services to Finance and Investment n.e.c.
Business Services n.e.c.
Services to the Arts n.e.c.
Sports and Services to Sports n.e.c.
4231p
5259p
7866
9529p
9634p
7865
9525
Plumbing Services
Retailing n.e.c.
Cleaning Services
Personal Services n.e.c.
Waste Disposal Services
Pest Control Services
Gardening Services
4715p
4717p
4719p
6649p
7867
8111p
8112p
8113p
Justice
8120
Justice
8111p
8130
72
Administrative Services
721
722
Employment Services
7211
7212
729
73
731
732
7292
7293
7294
7299
7312
7313
Packaging Services
7320
Packaging Services
75
Public Administration
751
752
Justice
7540
755
754
753
Government Representation
7551
7552
450
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
76
760
Defence
Defence
7600
77
771
772
ANZSIC 1993
Defence
Police Services
Investigation and Security Services
7713
7714
7719
80
821
Preschool Education
Primary Education
Secondary Education
Combined Primary and Secondary Education
Special School Education
8102
Higher Education
Hospitals
9319p
8440p
6403p
8440p
7855p
7869p
8440p
8611
8612
8621
8639p
8622p
8622p
8631
8639p
8623
Dental Services
Hospitals
8401
8402
8512
853
8432
8440p
8431
84
852
Primary Education
Secondary Education
Combined Primary and Secondary Education
Special School Education
851
8421
8422
8423
8424
85
Preschool Education
Tertiary Education
8101
8220
840
8410
Tertiary Education
8211
8212
8219
822
School Education
8021
8022
8023
8024
82
8111p
8112p
8113p
Preschool Education
8010
810
Police Services
Household Equipment Repair Services n.e.c.
Security and Investigative Services (Except Police)
Services to Forestry
Fire Brigade Services
Residential Care Services n.e.c.
Corrective Centres
Central Government Administration
Regulatory Services
81
9631
5269p
7864
0303p
9633
8722p
9632
8111p
802
Defence
7720
801
8200
Dental Services
451
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
ANZSIC 1993
859
860
87
871
8609
Heritage Activities
911
9220
Museums
9231
9239
5730p
9241p
9330p
7869p
9241p
9242
9259p
9252
9312p
9319p
9312p
9319p
9311p
9319p
9311p
9330p
9330p
9322
9321
9329
Casinos
Lotteries
Gambling Services n.e.c.
9002
9003
9129
920
Museum Operation
9001
9114
92
8634p
8729p
9113
913
9111
9112
912
8710
Museum Operation
8921
8922
91
Nursing Homes
Accommodation for the Aged
Nursing Homes
Residential Care Services n.e.c.
89
900
8613p
8721
8613p
8722p
90
Ambulance Services
Community Health Centres
Health Services n.e.c.
892
8633
8634p
8639p
8910
Gambling Activities
Gambling Activities
9201
9202
9209
452
Ambulance Services
Other Health Care Services n.e.c.
8601
8790
891
8710
879
8632
8635
8636
8634p
8639p
86
Casino Operation
Lottery Operation
Other Gambling Activities
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
ANZSIC 1993
Other Services
94
941
942
9412
9419
4623p
5312p
5322p
5329p
2812p
5321p
5323p
5329p
5312p
5329p
4231p
5261p
2831p
Plumbing Services
Household Equipment Repair Services (Electrical)
Photographic and Optical Good Manufacturing
2832p
2839p
9422
9429
4259p
4614p
7833
2859p
2862p
2863p
2864p
2865p
2866p
2869p
4233p
4611p
4615p
4619p
5233p
5269p
6649p
949
95
951
952
9499
5221p
5269p
2829p
2921p
5241p
5261p
5269p
Clothing Retailing
Household Equipment Repair Services n.e.c.
Transport Equipment Manufacturing n.e.c.
Wooden Furniture and Upholstered Seat
Manufacturing
Sport and Camping Equipment Retailing
Household Equipment Repair Services (Electrical)
Household Equipment Repair Services n.e.c.
8639p
9526
9529p
9529p
9524
9521p
9522p
6611
9529p
9512
953
453
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
ANZSIC 1993
954
Religious Services
9610
Religious Organisations
9621
9622
8729p
9629
9700
96
960
454
0219p
9319p
9529p
Religious Services
9540
955
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
01
011
0112
0113
012
0122
0141p
0142p
0143
0144
0160
0191p
0199p
Other animal farming; production of animal products 0171
n.e.c.
0172
0180
0192
0193
0199p
0145
0141p
0142p
0191p
0521
0522
0529p
3291p
7313
0420
015
0112
0113
0114
0115
0121
0122
0123p
0301p
0131
0132
0133
0134
0135
0136
0137
0139
0159p
0301p
014
Farming of animals
0121
013
0123p
0146
0149
0151
0152
0159p
0111
455
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
Fishing
05
050
Fishing
0502
Aquaculture
10
101
102
111
120
131
141
0600p
Coal Mining
0600p
0990p
Coal Mining
Other Non-Metallic Mineral Mining and Quarrying
0700
1090
0809p
0801
0802
Bauxite Mining
0803
0804
0805
0806
0807
0809p
0911
0919
14
Coal Mining
1310
132
0600p
1200
13
1120
12
112
0411
0412
0413
0414
0419
0529p
0201
0202
0203
11
Forestry
Logging
Forestry Support Services
Fire Protection and Other Emergency Services
103
0301p
0302
0510
7713p
456
ANZSIC 2006
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
Manufacturing
15
151
152
1512
1513
1514
154
1532
1533
1542
1543
Manufacture of sugar
Manufacture of cocoa, chocolate and sugar
confectionery
Manufacture of macaroni, noodles, couscous and
similar farinaceous products
Manufacture of other food products n.e.c.
171
1112
1113
1120
1140p
1191p
1199p
1150
Poultry Processing
Cured Meat and Smallgoods Manufacturing
Seafood Processing
Fruit and Vegetable Processing
Potato, Corn and Other Crisp Manufacturing
Other Food Product Manufacturing n.e.c.
Oil and Fat Manufacturing
1131
1132
1133p
1161p
1162p
1171p
1161p
1192
1171p
1172
1173
1174
1191p
1199p
1181
1182
1162p
1133p
1140p
1161p
1191p
1199p
1211p
1213
Spirit Manufacturing
1211p
1214
1161p
1211p
1212
1211p
1220
1311
Wool Scouring
Manufacture of beverages
1552
1553
1554
17
Meat Processing
1551
160
1531
1549
16
1111
1544
155
153
0990p
0990p
0990p
Manufacture of textiles
Spinning, weaving and finishing of textiles
1711
457
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
1712
172
1722
1723
1729
181
191
1351p
Clothing Manufacturing
1320p
1912
1320p
Manufacture of footwear
1352
Footwear Manufacturing
1411
1412
1413p
Log Sawmilling
Wood Chipping
Timber Resawing and Dressing
2022
2023
2029
1510
1521
1522
458
Manufacture of footwear
2021
210
2010
21
1340
1911
1920
202
201
1331
1332
1334p
19
20
1820
192
1333p
182
18
173
Finishing of textiles
1312
1313
1333p
1334p
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
22
221
222
231
2212
2213
Publishing of music
2219
Other publishing
241
Book Publishing
5414p
5411
5412
5521p
5522p
5419
Printing
Service activities related to printing
1611
1612
Printing
Printing Support Services
1620
1709p
1701
1709p
1813p
2139p
2921p
2412
2413
242
5413
2330
24
2320
233
1524
1529
2310
232
Publishing
2211
2230
23
1523p
2221
2222
223
2424
2429
Pesticide Manufacturing
Paint and Coatings Manufacturing
1851
1852
1709p
1891
1892p
459
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
243
251
2694
2695
2696
2699
1920
1911
1912p
1913
1919
2010
2029p
2029p
2021
2031
2032p
2032p
2033
2034
2090p
2090p
2110
2121p
2122
2131
2132
2133
2139p
2142p
2149p
Alumina Production
Aluminium Smelting
Copper, Silver, Lead and Zinc Smelting and Refining
Other Basic Non-Ferrous Metal Manufacturing
Aluminium Rolling, Drawing, Extruding
Other Basic Non-Ferrous Metal Product
Manufacturing
2121p
2141
2221
2222
2223
2224
273
Tyre Manufacturing
2692
2693
272
1914
2691
27
271
269
261
1829p
2519
26
252
25
1899
1915
1916p
Casting of metals
2731
2732
28
281
2229
2240p
460
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
289
2231
2499p
2142p
2149p
2210
2240p
2892
2893
2899
29
291
2499p
2499p
2914
2915
2491
2912
2913
2299p
2451
9429p
2439p
2499p
9429p
2919
2452
2499p
9429p
292
2461
9429p
2922
2463p
9429p
2923
2924
2463p
2462
9429p
2925
2469p
461
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
2449p
2469p
9429p
2927
2929
2299p
2469p
9429p
293
300
31
311
2439p
9429p
2439p
2431
2439p
32
321
322
319
2421
315
314
2441
2449p
2313
2419p
2422p
2439p
2429p
2422p
9422p
462
30
313
312
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
33
331
3312
2422p
2429p
2412
9422p
2419p
9422p
3313
2419p
9422p
332
333
341
351
2312
2319
2391
2392
2394
2399p
2399p
2399p
36
2311
3530
359
3520
353
3511
3512
352
2419p
3430
35
3420
343
342
34
Manufacture of motorcycles
Manufacture of bicycles and invalid carriages
Manufacture of other transport equipment n.e.c.
463
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
Manufacture of furniture
3610
Manufacture of furniture
1912p
2511
2512
2513
2519
9499p
369
37
371
Manufacturing n.e.c.
3691
3692
3693
2591p
2599p
2592p
3694
1523p
2592p
3699
2591p
2599p
2922p
2922p
2611
2612
2619
2620
2630
2640
Hydro-Electricity Generation
Other Electricity Generation
Electricity Transmission
Electricity Distribution
On Selling Electricity and Electricity Market
Operation
2700
Gas Supply
2811p
Water Supply
2811p
Water Supply
3212
2922p
3011
3019
3020
3101
3109
3221
3222
3223
3224
House Construction
Other Residential Building Construction
Non-Residential Building Construction
Road and Bridge Construction
Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction
Concreting Services
Bricklaying Services
Roofing Services
Structural Steel Erection Services
Recycling
Recycling of metal waste and scrap
3710
372
40
402
403
410
41
Construction
45
Construction
451
Site preparation
4510
452
Site preparation
464
401
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
4530
454
Building installation
Building completion
50
511
3501
3502
3503p
3911
3913
Car Wholesaling
Commercial Vehicle Wholesaling
Trailer and Other Motor Vehicle Wholesaling
Car Retailing
Trailer and Other Motor Vehicle Retailing
4610p
9411p
9412
9419p
3504p
3505p
3921p
3922p
3503p
3504p
3505p
3912
3921p
3922p
9411p
9419p
4000
Fuel Retailing
3800p
Commission-Based Wholesaling
51
3292
505
504
3239p
3241
3242
3243
3244
3245
3299
503
Plumbing Services
Electrical Services
Air Conditioning and Heating Services
Fire and Security Alarm Installation Services
Other Building Installation Services
502
3231
3232
3233
3234
3239p
501
Building completion
4540
455
3291p
Building installation
465
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
5122
513
514
ANZSIC 2006
3311
Wool Wholesaling
3312
3319
3601
3602
3603
3604
3605
3606
3609
3739p
3711
3712
3494p
3499p
3720
3731p
3732
3733
3734
3735
3736p
3739p
3321
3322p
3322p
3331
3332
3339
3322p
3323
3736p
3492
3493
3494p
3411
3419
3491
3494p
3499p
3731p
3739p
4110
5139
5142
5143
5149
3505p
515
5159
519
521
Other wholesale
466
Other wholesale
5190
52
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
522
5220
523
5232
5233
5234
5239
4121
4122
4123
4129
4279p
4271
4214p
4251
4252
4259
4211
Clothing Retailing
Footwear Retailing
Other Personal Accessory Retailing
Furniture Retailing
4213p
4214p
4221p
4229p
4242p
4279p
4231p
4212
4213p
4221p
4222
4229p
4231p
4232
4241
4242p
4243
4244
4245
4253
4272
4274
4279p
Houseware Retailing
Manchester and Other Textile Goods Retailing
Electrical, Electronic and Gas Appliance Retailing
Other Electrical and Electronic Goods Retailing
Entertainment Media Retailing
Other Store-Based Retailing n.e.c.
Hardware and Building Supplies Retailing
Floor Coverings Retailing
Houseware Retailing
Electrical, Electronic and Gas Appliance Retailing
Computer and Computer Peripheral Retailing
Other Electrical and Electronic Goods Retailing
Hardware and Building Supplies Retailing
Garden Supplies Retailing
Sport and Camping Equipment Retailing
Entertainment Media Retailing
Toy and Game Retailing
Newspaper and Book Retailing
Marine Equipment Retailing
Watch and Jewellery Retailing
Stationery Goods Retailing
Flower Retailing
Other Store-Based Retailing n.e.c.
3800p
4273p
Commission-Based Wholesaling
Antique and Used Goods Retailing
4310p
4310p
4310p
4320
Non-Store Retailing
Non-Store Retailing
Non-Store Retailing
Retail Commission-Based Buying and/or Selling
7712p
9421
9429p
9491
9499p
4400
Accommodation
526
Department Stores
525
4260
524
55
551
467
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
60
601
602
603
611
6022
6023
621
5021
Pipeline Transport
4810p
4820p
5010p
4810p
4820p
5010p
4900p
4900p
5010p
5211
5301
5309
5212
5219
5220
5299p
9533p
7220
Stevedoring Services
Grain Storage Services
Other Warehousing and Storage Services
Port and Water Transport Terminal Operations
Other Water Transport Support Services
Airport Operations and Other Air Transport Support
Services
Other Transport Support Services n.e.c.
Parking Services
Travel Agency and Tour Arrangement Services
7299p
5291
5292
5299p
5101
Postal Services
Air transport
Scheduled air transport
Scheduled air transport
63
630
641
4621
4622
4720p
5010p
5029p
4623
5010p
5029p
4610p
6220
64
Water transport
6210
622
4710
4720p
6120
62
6110
612
6021
6030
61
4511
4512
4513
4520
4530
8790p
6301
6302
Cargo handling
Storage and warehousing
6303
6304
6309
468
ANZSIC 2006
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
642
6420
Telecommunications
Financial intermediation
65
651
Central banking
Other monetary intermediation
Financial leasing
Other credit granting
6599
660
Life insurance
Pension funding
Non-life insurance
67
671
70
711
Central Banking
Banking
Building Society Operation
Credit Union Operation
Other Depository Financial Intermediation
6230p
4273p
6230p
6240
6620
6640
Non-Depository Financing
Antique and Used Goods Retailing
Non-Depository Financing
Financial Asset Investing
Farm Animals and Bloodstock Leasing
Non-Financial Intangible Assets (Except Copyrights)
Leasing
6310
6330
6321
6322
Life Insurance
Superannuation Funds
Health Insurance
General Insurance
6419p
6411
6419p
6420
3211
6711
6712
6720
71
6210
6221
6222
6223
6229
702
701
5801
5802
5809
5910p
66
672
Monetary intermediation
6511
6519
659
5102
Telecommunications
6611
6619p
7112
6619p
7113
6619p
469
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
713
721
Hardware consultancy
Software publishing
Other software consultancy and supply
Data processing
6632
6639p
7000p
5420
7000p
Software Publishing
Computer System Design and Related Services
5921p
5700
5910p
5922
9422p
7000p
6910p
6910p
6931
6932
Legal Services
Accounting Services
6950p
6961
6962p
8220
1011
Petroleum Exploration
1012
6921
6922
6923
Mineral Exploration
Architectural Services
Surveying and Mapping Services
Engineering Design and Engineering Consulting
Services
Other Professional, Scientific and Technical Services
n.e.c.
73
731
74
741
742
7290
732
6631p
6639p
7250
729
Data processing
7240
725
6639p
7230
724
Hardware consultancy
7221
7229
723
6631p
6631p
722
72
ANZSIC 2006
Legal activities
Accounting, bookkeeping and auditing activities; tax
consultancy
Market research and public opinion polling
Business and management consultancy activities
6999p
470
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
743
7430
749
7492
7493
7494
Photographic activities
7495
7499
Packaging activities
Other business activities n.e.c.
75
751
7512
7513
7514
753
6924p
6940
7211p
7212
7712p
7311p
7312
5921p
6991p
9532
7320
3800p
5414p
5521p
5522p
6020p
6924p
6962p
6999p
7211p
7291
7292
7293
7294
7299p
6950p
7510p
7520p
7530p
7510p
7510p
7520p
7720
7510p
7520p
7530p
7510p
7551
7600
7540
7711
7713p
7714p
7719
7510p
752
6925
Advertising
Foreign affairs
7522
7523
Defence activities
Public order and safety activities
471
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
Education
80
Education
801
Primary education
8010
802
803
809
Primary education
8022
Higher education
Other education
85
Secondary Education
Combined Primary and Secondary Education
Special School Education
Secondary Education
Combined Primary and Secondary Education
Technical and Vocational Education and Training
8101p
8102
8212p
8219
Arts Education
Adult, Community and Other Education n.e.c.
8401
8402
8601p
8511
8512
8531
8520
8532
8533
8534
8539
8591
8599
8601p
8609p
6970
Veterinary Services
7714p
8601p
8609p
8710
8790p
2812
2911
2919
2921p
2922p
7311p
Hospital activities
8512
8519
Veterinary activities
8520
853
8022p
8023p
8024p
8022p
8023p
8101p
Other education
852
Pre-school Education
Primary Education
Combined Primary and Secondary Education
Special School Education
Higher education
8090
851
8010
8021
8023p
8024p
Secondary education
8021
8030
Veterinary activities
8532
90
900
472
ANZSIC 2006
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
91
911
912
92
921
9540
9559p
9559p
Religious Services
Other Interest Group Services n.e.c.
Other Interest Group Services n.e.c.
9212
9213
9214
9219
5522p
5513
5511p
5522p
5610
5621
5622
7299p
9001p
9002p
9003
8212p
9001p
9131
9139p
6020p
9002p
6010
8910
8921
8922
5029p
7299p
8211
9111
9112
924
9552
9211
9220
923
922
9551p
9551p
919
Sporting activities
9113
9114
9121
9249
9129
9139p
9139p
9201
9202
9209
473
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
95
950
96
960
970
99
990
9531
9511
9520
6991p
9512
9533p
9534
9539
9601
97
9700
9603
7552
474
ANZSIC 2006
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
01
011
Agriculture
Nursery and Floriculture Production
012
013
0111
0112p
0112
0112p
0113
Turf Growing
0112p
0114
0112p
0115
0112p
Mushroom Growing
0112p
0122
0112p
0123
0111p
0112p
Grape Growing
Kiwifruit Growing
Berry Fruit Growing
Apple and Pear Growing
Stone Fruit Growing
Citrus Fruit Growing
Olive Growing
Other Fruit and Tree Nut Growing
0113p
0113p
0113p
0113p
0113p
0113p
0113p
0113p
0121p
0143
0121p
0144
0121p
0145
0130
0146
0149
Rice Growing
Other Grain Growing
0111p
0111p
0111p
0111p
0111p
0113p
0121p
0140p
0142
0121p
0140p
015
016
018
017
014
Poultry Farming
0171
0122p
0172
0122p
Deer Farming
0180
Deer Farming
0122p
475
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
019
Horse Farming
0121p
0140p
0192
Pig Farming
0122p
0193
Beekeeping
0122p
0199
0121p
0122p
02
020
Aquaculture
Aquaculture
0201
0202
0203
03
030
051
Logging
0113p
0200p
0200p
0501p
0501p
0501p
0501p
0501p
Fishing
Fishing
Fishing
Fishing
Fishing
0150
0200p
0501p
1010
1020
1030p
1110
1310
1320p
Cotton Ginning
0140p
0522
Shearing Services
0140p
0529
0140p
Mining
06
Coal Mining
060
Coal Mining
0600
07
070
08
080
Coal Mining
476
0112p
0510
052
Forestry
Fishing
0420
05
Aquaculture
Aquaculture
Aquaculture
042
0502p
0502p
0502p
0302
041
04
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
09
091
0803
1320p
0804
1320p
0805
1320p
0806
1320p
0807
1320p
0809
1200
1320p
099
101
109
7421p
1012
Mineral Exploration
7421p
1511p
1112
Poultry Processing
1511p
1113
1511p
Seafood Processing
Seafood Processing
1512
1520p
1520p
1520p
1549p
1513p
1549p
1514
1531p
1532
1549p
1553p
1531p
1544
116
1120
1111
1120
115
Petroleum Exploration
11
114
Exploration
Manufacturing
113
1030p
1421
1422
1429
1011
112
1090
111
1410p
1410p
10
1162
477
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
117
118
1172
1173
1174
12
121
122
131
132
Sugar Manufacturing
Confectionery Manufacturing
1542
1543
Manufacture of sugar
Manufacture of cocoa, chocolate and sugar
confectionery
1513p
1541p
1549p
1533
1513p
1541p
1549p
1192
1199
1549p
1552p
1553p
1554
1212
1213
Beer Manufacturing
Spirit Manufacturing
1553p
1551
1214
1552p
1600
13
1531p
1541p
1541p
1541p
1541p
119
Wool Scouring
1711p
1312
1711p
1313
1711p
1820p
1911
1912
133
1722
1723
1711p
1712
1729
1730
1810
1820p
1721
1334
134
478
135
Clothing Manufacturing
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
14
141
1920
Manufacture of footwear
2010p
2010p
2010p
2022p
2022p
2022p
1493
2021p
1494
2021p
1499
2023
2029
149
151
152
161
2101
2102p
1522
1523
2109p
1524
3694p
2109p
1529
2109p
170
Printing
Printing Support Services
2221
2222
Printing
Service activities related to printing
2230
2320p
2310
2320p
2411p
17
2102p
162
16
Log Sawmilling
Wood Chipping
Timber Resawing and Dressing
15
Footwear Manufacturing
2429p
18
181
2411p
1812
2411p
1813
2330p
2411p
479
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
182
2413p
1829
2413p
2430
183
184
1842
189
19
191
2423p
2423p
2424p
1852
2424p
1899
2429p
2412p
2413p
2429p
2429p
480
1913
1914
1915
1916
Adhesive Manufacturing
Paint and Coatings Manufacturing
2429p
2422
1919
2429p
2520p
2519
2610
2693
2029
2691
2692
203
2010
202
1920
201
1851
1912
20
2412p
2421
1911
192
Fertiliser Manufacturing
Pesticide Manufacturing
185
2033
2694p
2694p
2695p
2695p
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
209
211
213
22
221
2122
2710p
2710p
2731
2710p
Alumina Production
Aluminium Smelting
Copper, Silver, Lead and Zinc Smelting and Refining
Other Basic Non-Ferrous Metal Manufacturing
2720p
2720p
2720p
2330p
2720p
2732
2720p
2891p
2149
2720p
2891p
2891p
2811p
2811p
2811p
2811p
2811p
229
2229
224
2121
2221
2222
2223
2224
223
2696
2699
2210
222
2131
2132
2133
2139
214
212
2695p
21
2811p
2891p
2899p
2899p
2892
2299
2893
481
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
23
231
239
3410
3420
2313
2319
3190p
3430
2394
2399
241
2391
2392
2393
24
2899p
2912p
2927
3511
3512
3520
3530
3591
3592
3599
3320p
3190p
3311p
3312p
3313p
3330
242
2422
3000
3190p
3220p
3230p
2429
3210
3230p
3130
3150
2914p
3110p
3120
3140
3190p
482
243
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
244
245
2930p
2930p
2926p
2912p
2919p
2921p
2462
2924p
2463
2469
2922p
2923
2925p
2929p
2915p
2813
2914p
2919p
3610p
Manufacture of furniture
3610p
3610p
3610p
Manufacture of furniture
Manufacture of furniture
Manufacture of furniture
3691
3699p
3693
3694p
3692
3699p
4010p
4010p
4010p
4010p
4010p
4010p
4020
246
2926p
249
2911
2913
25
251
259
Other Manufacturing
2591
2592
2599
26
261
Electricity Supply
Electricity Generation
2611
2612
2619
262
Electricity Transmission
2620
263
Electricity Distribution
27
270
Electricity Transmission
Electricity Distribution
2630
264
Gas Supply
Gas Supply
2700
Gas Supply
483
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
28
281
29
291
292
Water Supply
2812
4030
4100
9000p
9000p
2919
9000p
2330p
9000p
2922
3710
3720
4520p
9000p
Construction
30
Building Construction
301
302
House Construction
4520p
3019
4520p
310
32
321
323
4520p
4520p
3109
4520p
Construction Services
Land Development and Site Preparation Services
Land Development and Subdivision
Site Preparation Services
7010p
4510
Concreting Services
4520p
3222
Bricklaying Services
4520p
3223
Roofing Services
4520p
3224
4520p
484
3211
3212
322
31
Plumbing Services
Electrical Services
Air Conditioning and Heating Services
Fire and Security Alarm Installation Services
Other Building Installation Services
4530p
4530p
4530p
4530p
4530p
4540p
Building installation
Building installation
Building installation
Building installation
Building installation
Building completion
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
324
329
4540p
4540p
4540p
4540p
4540p
Building completion
Building completion
Building completion
Building completion
Building completion
0140p
4520p
3292
4550
3299
4540p
Wholesale Trade
33
331
332
Wool Wholesaling
5121p
3312
5121p
3319
5121p
5141p
3322
5141p
5142
5149p
3323
333
5143p
3332
5143p
3339
5143p
341
350
35
5149p
3331
34
349
3411
3419
5159p
5159p
3492
5151
3493
3494
5152p
5139p
5152p
5159p
3499
5139p
5159p
5010p
Car Wholesaling
485
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
5010p
5010p
5040p
3504
5030p
5040p
3505
5030p
5040p
5149p
36
360
38
380
486
5131p
5131p
5139p
5139p
5159p
3732
3733
3734
3735
3736
5139p
5139p
5139p
5139p
5139p
5149p
3739
5122p
5139p
5190
5110
5240p
7499p
Commission-Based Wholesaling
Commission-Based Wholesaling
3800
Commission-Based Wholesaling
Retail Trade
39
391
392
5122p
5122p
5122p
5122p
5122p
5122p
5122p
373
372
37
371
3911
3912
Car Retailing
Motor Cycle Retailing
5010p
5040p
3913
5010p
5030p
5040p
3922
Tyre Retailing
5030p
5040p
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
40
400
Fuel Retailing
Fuel Retailing
4000
41
411
Fuel Retailing
5050
5211
Food Retailing
Supermarket and Grocery Stores
4110
412
5220p
4122
5220p
4123
Liquor Retailing
5220p
4129
5220p
42
421
Furniture Retailing
5233p
4212
4213
5239p
5233p
4214
5239p
5232p
5233p
422
423
424
425
5233p
5239p
4222
4229
5239p
5239p
5233p
5234
5239p
5239p
4232
5239p
5233p
4243
4244
4245
5239p
5239p
5239p
5239p
Clothing Retailing
5232p
4252
Footwear Retailing
5232p
4253
4259
5239p
5232p
487
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
426
Department Stores
4260
427
5219
5231
5239p
5251
5252
5259p
5259p
5510
5520p
5520p
5520p
5520p
5520p
5020p
6023
6021p
6021p
6022p
6010p
6010p
6021p
6110p
6120p
6110p
6120p
4274
4279
Flower Retailing
Other Store-Based Retailing n.e.c.
5239p
5240p
6592p
5239p
5220p
5233p
43
431
432
44
Accommodation
440
Accommodation
4400
45
451
452
453
Accommodation
Clubs (Hospitality)
4530
Clubs (Hospitality)
46
Road Transport
461
462
47
471
481
Water Transport
Water Freight Transport
4810
482
48
Rail Transport
4710
472
488
Non-Store Retailing
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
49
490
50
501
510
521
530
Pipeline Transport
Other Transport n.e.c.
Postal Services
Courier Pick-up and Delivery Services
Stevedoring Services
Port and Water Transport Terminal Operations
Other Water Transport Support Services
6301
6303p
6303p
Cargo handling
Other supporting transport activities
Other supporting transport activities
6303p
6309p
6309p
6303p
6309p
6302p
6302p
7499p
2219
7221
Software publishing
9211p
9213p
9211p
9212
54
Newspaper Publishing
Magazine and Other Periodical Publishing
Book Publishing
2212p
2212p
2211p
5414
2211p
5419
Software Publishing
5420
551
6411
6412
55
542
6030
6021p
6022p
9241p
5301
5309
541
5291
5292
5299
53
6021p
6022p
6110p
6120p
6220p
5220
529
5211
5212
5219
522
5101
5102
52
6210
6220p
5021
5029
51
Other Transport
5010
502
Software Publishing
5512
5513
489
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
552
56
561
Music Publishing
5522
570
580
591
60
601
5921
5922
6420p
6420p
6420p
Telecommunications
Telecommunications
Telecommunications
6420p
7240p
Telecommunications
Data base activities
7230
7494p
7240p
Data processing
Photographic activities
Data base activities
9231
7499p
9220p
6511
Central banking
6519p
6519p
6519p
6519p
6591
6592p
Financial leasing
Other credit granting
6599p
6601
Life insurance
Central Banking
Central Banking
Banking
Building Society Operation
Credit Union Operation
Other Depository Financial Intermediation
Non-Depository Financing
6230
Non-Depository Financing
631
Finance
63
7240p
62
624
623
9213p
9213p
Telecommunications Services
6210
490
622
Telecommunications Services
6020
621
9213p
6010
602
Radio Broadcasting
5910
592
Television Broadcasting
5801
5802
5809
59
2213p
7499p
2213p
7499p
9211p
9213p
Radio Broadcasting
5700
58
5621
5622
57
9211p
5610
562
Life Insurance
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
632
633
641
Superannuation Funds
66
661
671
6720
7111p
7111p
7112
7113
6599p
7121
7122
7129p
7130p
6599p
7010p
7010p
7020
7310
6632
6639
7129p
Video and Other Electronic Media Rental and Hiring 7130p
Other Goods and Equipment Rental and Hiring n.e.c. 7123
69
691
6711
6712
672
6712
6711
6719
6631
6640
67
Pension funding
664
6602
663
Non-life insurance
Non-life insurance
6420
662
6603p
6603p
642
Health Insurance
General Insurance
Superannuation Funds
6330
64
7320
692
Architectural Services
7421p
6922
7421p
6923
7421p
491
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
693
6924
6925
70
700
Advertising Services
Market Research and Statistical Services
Veterinary Services
Professional Photographic Services
6999
8520
Veterinary activities
7494p
9309p
7421p
7499p
Photographic activities
Other service activities n.e.c.
Architectural and engineering activities and related
technical consultancy
Other business activities n.e.c.
7210
7229
7290
Hardware consultancy
Other software consultancy and supply
Other computer related activities
7491p
7499p
7491p
6304p
7499p
7499p
7499p
7499p
6304p
72
Administrative Services
Employment Services
7211
7212
7499p
9214p
9241p
73
731
492
729
7413
7511p
722
Advertising
6991
7000
721
7430p
Veterinary Services
6970
699
Legal activities
Accounting, book-keeping and auditing activities; tax
consultancy
697
7411
7412
696
Legal Services
Accounting Services
Advertising Services
6940
695
Advertising
Other business activities n.e.c.
Technical testing and analysis
694
7430p
7499p
7422
7493p
9000p
7312
7313
7493p
0140p
Building-cleaning activities
Sewage and refuse disposal, sanitation and similar
activities
Building-cleaning activities
Agricultural and animal husbandry service activities,
except veterinary activities
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
732
Packaging Services
7320
Packaging Services
75
Public Administration
751
7495
Packaging activities
7511p
7512
7513p
7514p
7521p
7530
752
7511p
7513p
7514p
753
754
760
771
772
Justice
7523p
7521p
9900
Foreign affairs
Extra-territorial organizations and bodies
Defence
7522
Defence activities
7523p
5260p
7492
0200p
7523p
7523p
8531p
7523p
7513p
8010p
Primary education
8010p
8021p
8022p
8010p
8021p
8022p
8010p
8021p
Primary education
General secondary education
Technical and vocational secondary education
Primary education
General secondary education
Technical and vocational secondary education
Primary education
General secondary education
Defence
Defence
7600
77
7511p
7514p
Government Representation
7551
7552
76
Justice
7540
755
Police Services
Investigation and Security Services
7713
7714
7719
Regulatory Services
7720
Regulatory Services
80
801
Preschool Education
8010
802
81
Preschool Education
School Education
8021
8022
Primary Education
Secondary Education
8023
8024
Tertiary Education
493
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
810
82
821
822
Tertiary Education
8101
8102
Higher Education
8219
84
Hospitals
860
87
871
8609
8512p
8519p
8519p
8519p
8519p
8519p
8519p
8511p
8519p
8531p
8519p
8531p
Hospital activities
Other human health activities
Social work with accommodation
Other human health activities
Social work with accommodation
8532p
5520p
8532p
9232
89
Heritage Activities
Museum Operation
8910
900
8519p
90
892
8512p
8512p
8790
891
Hospital activities
Hospital activities
8710
879
8511p
8511p
8591
8599
86
8531
8532
8533
8534
8539
859
Medical Services
8520
853
7414p
852
Sporting activities
Adult and other education
Other entertainment activities n.e.c.
Adult and other education
Hospitals
8401
8402
851
9241p
8090p
9219p
8090p
85
840
8022p
8030p
8030p
8220
Museum Operation
9233p
8922
9233p
494
9214p
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
91
911
9002
9003
9114
9129
9241p
Sporting activities
9241p
Sporting activities
9241p
Sporting activities
9241p
Sporting activities
9219p
9219p
9241p
9249p
9249p
9249p
9249p
Gambling Activities
Gambling Activities
9201
9202
9209
Casino Operation
Lottery Operation
Other Gambling Activities
Other Services
94
941
942
Sporting activities
Sporting activities
92
920
9241p
9241p
9113
913
912
9219p
9214p
9220p
9214p
9411
5020p
5040p
9412
9419
5020p
5020p
5040p
5260p
3220p
3311p
3312p
3313p
3320p
7250
9429
2912p
2915p
2919p
2921p
2922p
2924p
2925p
2926p
495
CHAPT E R 10 COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
ANZSIC 2006
949
951
954
9302
9309p
9303
9301
9532
9533
9534
9539
7494p
6303p
9309p
9309p
9309p
9191
9111
9112
9120
9192
9199
Religious Services
Religious Services
9552
9559
96
960
9500
9602
9600
9603
496
9540
955
9520
953
952
5260p
3610p
5260p
95
5260p
9700
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APPE N D I X 1
INTR ODU C TI ON
1 The ABS reviewed its units model in 2000 in response to major taxation reforms
which had implications for the availability and use of tax information in economic
statistics. The review aimed to ensure that the definition of the new units model:
met 1993 SNA and ABS national accounting requirements;
produced homogeneous industry data at the two digit ANZSIC level;
allowed for the appropriate treatment of ancillary units;
allowed for the correct application of ABS classifications to units;
reflected reporting structures used by units with statutory obligations (e.g. banks);
and
defined units suitable for activity (e.g. agriculture) and labour collections (a
state-based unit).
2 The ABS released two information papers on these issues: ABS Statistics and The
New Tax System (cat. no. 1358.0), released in April 2000, and Improvements in ABS
Economic Statistics [Arising from The New Tax System] (cat. no. 1372.0), released in
May 2002.
3 The ABS uses the Australian Business Register (ABR) as its primary source to identify
new businesses and this information flows through to the ABS Business Register. The
ABS Business Register is used primarily as a register or frame for the various business
surveys run by the ABS.
4 Businesses are included on the ABR when they register with the Australian Tax Office
for an Australian Business Number (ABN). The Commonwealth Government requires all
government departments and agencies to make use of the ABR to reduce businesses'
reporting load to government, and to use the ABN as the primary reference number for
all dealings between government and business.
5 The units model used by the ABS in determining the structure of businesses is
consistent with Australia's Corporations Law and with the definition of institutional units
recommended by 1993 SNA. The model consists of the enterprise group (EG), one or
more enterprises (ENs) and one or more type of activity units (TAUs). The EN is
comprised of one or more legal entities (LEs). The EG, EN and LE are institutional units
and the TAU is a producing unit.
6 ENs and TAUs, which are the main institutional and producing units used by the ABS
to produce its statistical outputs, do not have a universal relationship with each other,
e.g. one to one, one to many, many to one. A variety of relationships exist in some of the
larger and more complex Australian enterprise groups. The ABS units model does not
impose a particular type of relationship on these units for statistical purposes.
7 This is a limited departure from the 1993 SNA, which states that there is a
hierarchical relationship between institutional and producing units. The 1993 SNA states
that 'an institutional unit contains one or more entire establishments' and that 'an
establishment belongs to one and only one institutional unit'. While many ENs consist of
one or more TAUs, there are some cases where this does not occur. In these cases, the
1993 SNA statement is still true at the EG level, but not at the EN level.
8 Diagram 1 illustrates the nature of the relationships between the main unit types in
the model. The LE is represented by the ABN in the diagram, as they are usually the
same.
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9 For statistical purposes, a legal entity is defined as a unit covering all the operations
in Australia of an entity which possesses some or all of the rights and obligations of
individual persons or corporations, or which behaves as such in respect of those matters
of concern for economic statistics. Examples of legal entities include companies,
partnerships, trusts, sole (business) proprietorships, government departments and
statutory authorities. Legal entities are institutional units.
10 The enterprise group is an institutional unit covering all the operations in Australia
of one or more legal entities under common ownership and/or control. It covers all the
operations in Australia of legal entities which are related in terms of the current
Corporations Law (as amended by the Corporations Legislation Amendment Act 1991).
These may be legal entities, such as trusts and partnerships, as well as companies.
Majority ownership is not required for control to be exercised.
11 The enterprise is an institutional unit comprising a single legal entity, or a grouping
of legal entities, within an enterprise group, classifiable to the same institutional
subsector, as per the Standard Institutional Sector Classification of Australia (SISCA). In
general, an enterprise will equate to a single entity, except where groupings of entities
align with legal reporting units suitable for ABS purposes e.g. units regulated by the
Australian Prudential Regulatory Authority (APRA). Separate entities can be grouped for
statistical reporting purposes to form a single enterprise provided they are in the same
SISCA subsector and conform to all data collection requirements.
12 The type of activity unit is a producing unit comprising one or more business
entities, sub-entities or branches of a business entity that can report production and
employment activities via a minimum set of data items. The activity of the unit should be
as homogeneous as possible. If accounts sufficient to approximate Industry Value Added
(IVA) are available at the ANZSIC Subdivision level, a TAU will be formed. Where a
business cannot supply adequate data to form a TAU for an individual ANZSIC
Subdivision, a TAU will be formed which contains activity in two or more ANZSIC
Subdivisions.
13 In its simplest form, the TAU relates to a business' ABN. However, in the case of
complex and varied business structures, it may be inappropriate for the TAU to be
created to refer to the ABN.
14 Ideally, all TAUs are constructed so that two digit ANZSIC homogeneity is observed.
This ensures that good quality industry estimates can be calculated by the ABS at that
level. However, not all businesses are able to supply a complete set of accounts for every
ANZSIC Subdivision in which they have activity.
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15 Only a small number of data items are required to be available on a quarterly basis.
The data items are total capital expenditure, income from the sale of goods and services,
wages and salaries, total inventories and total purchases and selected expenses. Where
not all of these data items are available from business accounts, a TAU can still be formed
if careful estimates can be provided.
Unit splitting
16 Where businesses cannot provide the necessary data for separate activities, and if
separate activities are being carried out at a significant level (in relation to the
known/estimated activity of those industries), the TAU may be a candidate for unit
splitting.
17 If it is decided to split the TAU for statistical purposes, two or more new TAUs are
formed as the statistical units and the former TAU becomes the reporting unit i.e. data
will be reported by the former TAU for its multiple activities and the ABS will apportion it
to the new split TAUs for statistical outputs. The estimates for the split units will be
produced using benchmarks determined at the time of splitting.
18 TAUs are not created based on any geographic criteria. However, it is necessary to
create special state and territory units for some TAUs in order to accommodate state
estimates in labour and some other statistics. This unit is referred to as the TAU State.
The TAU State is not stored as a specific unit on the ABS Business Register. Rather,
information which allows the TAU State unit to be formed is stored.
Ancillary units
19 A business unit's productive activity is described as ancillary when its sole function
is to provide common types of services for intermediate consumption within the same
enterprise group. These are typically services likely to be needed in most enterprise
groups, whatever their principal activities e.g. transportation, purchasing, sales and
marketing, various financial or business services, personnel, computing and
communications, security, maintenance and cleaning.
20 The 1993 SNA treatment of ancillary units is that they should be classified to the
subdivision of the units they serve i.e. receive a 'reflected' industry code. The ABS does
not currently apply the recommended 1993 SNA treatment to ancillary TAUs, as the
treatment cannot be applied to all units on the ABS Business Register.
Agricultural units
22 ANZSIC codes are reflected from the TAU level to the ENs within a group, and to
the EG, but are generally not used in any statistical sense above the TAU level. A high
degree of caution needs to be exercised in analysing EN and EG related data classified by
ANZSIC. This is because the higher level units do not always correspond to an
aggregation of one or more producing units, and because the set of activities performed
are often too heterogeneous to assign to a single industry, however broadly defined.
23 The ABS uses the TAU unit as its producing unit to collect industry and some other
economic statistics. The unit used is sometimes simply referred to as the TAU/ABN unit.
For some activity and labour collections, the ABS uses sub-TAU units e.g. farm units, TAU
State units.
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APPE N D I X 2
INTR ODU C TI ON
1 Statistics NZ reviewed its units model in 1994 as part of a major project to redevelop
its business register system. Then called the Business Directory, the register was
renamed the Business Frame (BF) when a new units model was implemented in 1996.
2 The review aimed to ensure that the definition of units being applied was in line with
international standards and practice. Statistics NZ endeavoured to align its model, as far
as possible, with the main units recommended in ISIC Rev. 3.
3 The BF is a database of New Zealand businesses and their structures used primarily
as a register or frame for the various business surveys run by Statistics NZ. It facilitates
the integration of business tax data with survey data by linking the BF enterprise unit and
the administrative tax unit. The BF is maintained using tax data, frame maintenance
surveys, survey feedback, profiling initiatives and other sources e.g. Companies Office,
media etc.
NZ UNI T S MOD E L
4 The units model used by Statistics NZ is hierarchical and comprises three main units:
the Enterprise (ENT), the Kind of Activity Unit (KAU) and the Geographic Unit (GEO). In
addition, the Enterprise Group (groups of enterprises under common ownership) is
identified on the BF. Statistics NZ concluded that it needed three main units, one each to
cater for each of the three broad types of data required, namely financial, production and
location statistics. Financial statistics are more readily available from upper level
(institutional) units, while production and location statistics are more readily available
from lower level (producing) units.
Diagram 1 illustrates the nature of the relationships between these unit types.
UNIT DEF I N I T I O N S
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5 The enterprise group is the family of institutional units (legal entities or equivalent)
controlled or managed by one of them with more than 50 percent ownership (either
directly or through a chain of ownership) of each other member of the family. It is used
to compile investment/financing data for the Balance of Payments. It is also used to
understand financial flows within groups, for producing ownership control statistics and
for confidentiality vetting of published statistical outputs.
U N I T D E F I N I T I O N S continued
6 The enterprise group is not kept on the BF in the form of a statistical unit as such,
but can be derived from the BF using the ownership links between enterprises and can
be viewed in screen graphic and report formats as a family of units.
7 The enterprise is an institutional unit and generally corresponds to legal entities such
as companies, partnerships, trusts, estates, incorporated societies and sole
proprietorships. Some are identified by other characteristics, such as common objectives
or an organisational structure e.g. government departments, local authorities, churches,
voluntary organisations.
8 The kind of activity unit is an institutional unit, or part of an institutional unit, which
engages in one, or predominantly one, kind of economic activity, without being
restricted to a geographic area. Value added statistics must be able to be produced for a
KAU, or be able to be readily or meaningfully imputed. Statistics NZ has developed a
working definition of the kind of activity (KAU):
A KAU, in practice, is a subdivision of an enterprise consisting of a set of one or more
geographic units, at one or more places, for which a single set of accounting records is
available from the owners, allowing operating surplus to be meaningfully compiled. It
is an objective that the KAU should be as industrially homogeneous as possible, but the
accounting set is not broken to achieve this, except in very significant cases after
consultation with interested internal parties. Autonomy of decision making with
respect to production levels, and buying and selling, should also be considered in
structuring and profiling.
9 KAUs normally need to be able to supply a minimum set of data. To recognise more
than one KAU in an enterprise, there must be separate profit and loss accounts for each
unit; value added of at least $NZ500,000 for each unit (or at least 20 full-time equivalent
persons engaged, if value added data is not available); no vertical integration between
each unit; and more than one industrial activity.
10 The geographic unit is a KAU, or part of a KAU. It is normally an unbroken physical
area/site on, or from which, one, or predominantly one, kind of economic activity takes
place on a permanent basis. Employment data must be able to be produced for a
geographic unit.
11 The BF system has a function to inhibit or override the KAU's derived ANZSIC in
circumstances where the use of value added gives a different result to the use of
employment size measures, or where the unit is 'teetering on the boundary' between
two codes and it cannot be determined whether a long-term change is occurring. This
mechanism is used only for large businesses where the impact on statistical series of any
change is likely to be significant, particularly if the business is a major contributor to an
industry.
ANC I L L A R Y UNI T S
12 Statistics NZ follows the principles laid down in ISIC Rev. 3, in that where ancillary
activities are identified for a geographic unit they are classified to their own activity as
well as to the activity of their parent unit. The geographic unit can be coded to both a
primary and ancillary ANZSIC.
13 There is no survey instrument in Statistics NZ which is specifically designed to
identify ancillary units. They are generally identified and coded in response to the
specific needs of economic surveys. The process is infrequently used and undertaken for
very significant units only.
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APPE N D I X 3
INTR ODU C TI ON
1 The 2006 edition of the ANZSIC reflects a substantial review of all facets of the
classification. The first edition of the classification was released in 1993 and there have
been significant changes in the Australian and New Zealand economies in that period.
Consequently, it is not surprising that the classification has undergone a substantial
degree of change. There has been extensive consultation with users in both countries to
ensure that the 2006 edition meets their current and emerging needs.
INDUS TR Y CATEG O R I ES
2 There have been increases in the number of industry categories at each level of the
classification as a result of the review. Table 1 compares the number of industry
categories at each level of the hierarchy in the 1993 and 2006 editions. It also provides
some summary statistics for Australia and New Zealand, using Australian value added
data for 19992000 (Australian System of National Accounts, cat. no. 5204.0, Nov. 2003)
and New Zealand full time equivalent employees for 2003 (New Zealand Business
Demographic Statistics, as at February 2003).
TA B L E 1: IN D U S T R Y CA T E G O R I E S AN Z S I C 19 9 3 AN D 20 0 6
Cat e g o r y
ANZSIC
Number of categories
Divisions
Subdivisions
Groups
Classes
Total
Australia
Average value added ($m)
Divisions
Subdivisions
Groups
Classes
New Zealand
Average number of full time equivalent employees
Divisions
Subdivisions
Groups
Classes
ANZSIC
1993
ANZSIC
2006
Difference
Percentage
change
17
53
158
465
693
19
86
214
506
825
2
33
56
41
132
12
62
35
9
19
30 885
9 907
3 323
1 129
27 634
6 105
2 453
1 038
3 251
3 802
870
91
11
38
26
8
89 835
28 815
9 666
3 284
80 379
17 758
7 136
3 018
9 456
11 057
2 529
266
11
38
26
8
3 The largest percentage increases in the number of categories occurred at the ANZSIC
subdivision and group levels (increases of 62 and 35 percent respectively). Changes at
each level of the classification, and the major reasons for them are discussed in more
detail in the following sections of this appendix.
4 The summary statistics show how the additional categories in ANZSIC 2006 reduce
the average size of aggregate statistics classified by industry, where the two classifications
are applied at a common point in time.
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ANZS IC DIVIS IO N S
5 ANZSIC 2006 includes 19 divisions, compared with 17 in ANZSIC 1993. The large and
diverse Property and Business Services Division in ANZSIC 1993, together with some
other services, has been rearranged into three new divisions: Rental, Hiring and Real
Estate Services; Professional, Scientific and Technical Services; and Administrative and
Support Services; resulting in the net gain of two divisions in ANZSIC 2006.
6 ANZSIC 2006 Division J Information Media and Telecommunications has been
introduced, effectively replacing ANZSIC 1993 Division J Communication Services. The
new division brings together classes from a number of ANZSIC 1993 divisions.
7 The new Information Media and Telecommunications Division groups units mainly
engaged in the creation and storing of information products for dissemination purposes;
transmitting information products using analogue and digital signals; and providing
transmission and storage services for information products. These have been rapidly
growing sectors of the Australian and New Zealand economies since the last review. In
addition, both sets of changes better align ANZSIC 2006 with the division structures
proposed for ISIC Rev. 4.
8 Apart from the changes required as a result of the new division structure, several
divisions were renamed to better reflect their composition or the terminology in current
usage.
ANZS I C SUBD I V I S I O N S
9 ANZSIC 2006 includes 86 subdivisions, compared with 53 in ANZSIC 1993, the largest
percentage increase in the number of categories for any level of the classification. This
was the result of a number of factors including:
improving the international comparability of the classification at this level;
identifying groupings of economic activities with significantly different production
functions; and
promoting some more economically significant industries to this level of the
classification.
10 Individual decisions to create subdivisions took into account all of these factors and
were variously influenced by them. To improve international comparability, ANZSIC 2006
was aligned, as far as possible, at the subdivision level with the proposed ISIC Rev. 4.
11 Formation of the following subdivisions was particularly influenced by
considerations of international comparability:
Subdivision 12: Beverage and Tobacco Product Manufacturing;
Subdivision 44: Accommodation;
Subdivision 55: Motion Picture and Sound Recording Activities;
Subdivision 58: Telecommunications Services;
Subdivision 60: Library and Other Information Services; and
Subdivision 70: Computer Systems Design and Related Services.
12 Formation of the following subdivisions was particularly influenced by better
identifying groupings of economic activities with significantly different production
functions:
Subdivision 02: Aquaculture;
Subdivision 15: Pulp, Paper and Converted Paper Product Manufacturing;
Subdivision 26: Electricity Supply;
Subdivision 27: Gas Supply; and
Subdivision 94: Repair and Maintenance.
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ANZS I C SUBD I V I S I O N S
continued
ANZS I C GROUPS
ANZS I C CLAS S ES
18 The principles for the formation of classes in the 2006 edition of the ANZSIC are set
out in Chapter 2. All of the principles were important contributors to the changes made
at the ANZSIC class level between the 1993 and 2006 editions. ANZSIC 2006 comprises
506 classes, compared with 465 in ANZSIC 1993.
19 Many individual classes in ANZSIC 1993 have been affected by change of some type.
In some cases, two or more ANZSIC 1993 classes have been merged to form one class
and others have been broken up into more detailed classes.
20 The composition of many classes has been affected by the formation of different
groupings of activities, particularly due to the more rigorous application of production
function homogeneity e.g. the new treatment of repair and maintenance activities.
21 It is difficult to summarise the relative contribution of the various principles to
these many changes of varying degrees of significance. Particular principles had more
impact in some parts of the classification than others and all of the principles were
considered in making decisions on individual ANZSIC 2006 classes.
COR R E S P O N D E N C E S
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C O R R E S P O N D E N C E S continued
23 For example, ANZSIC 1993 Class 2122 Ice Cream Manufacturing is directly
equivalent to ANZSIC 2006 Class 1132 Ice Cream Manufacturing. There has been no
change in the primary activity composition of the class between the two editions and
there is therefore a 1:1 correspondence between the two classes.
24 As another example, ANZSIC 1993 Class 5730 Cafes and Restaurants has been split
into two classes and a primary activity has been moved to a class in another division.
ANZSIC 2006 Classes 4511 Cafes and Restaurants and 4513 Catering Services were
previously part of ANZSIC 1993 Class 5730. In addition, theatre restaurants have been
moved from this class to ANZSIC 2006 Class 9001 Performing Arts Operation. ANZSIC
1993 Class 5730 therefore corresponds to ANZSIC 2006 Classes 4511 and 4513, and part
of ANZSIC 2006 Class 9001, a 1:many relationship (1:m).
25
4511
4513
Catering Services
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CLAS S RELATION S HI PS
TA B L E 2: CL A S S RE L A T I O N S H I P S AN Z S I C 19 9 3 TO AN Z S I C 20 0 6
continued
RELATIONSHIP OF ANZSIC
1993 CLASSES TO
ANZSIC 2006 CLASSES
ANZ S I C 199 3 Div i s i o n
1:1
m:1
1:m
Total
22
13
72
3
17
13
12
2
10
2
11
21
3
7
12
12
14
246
53
3
6
24
46
10
13
57
1
4
22
26
2
12
1
2
10
3
1
6
9
4
173
37
38
19
153
4
21
41
38
4
27
3
15
31
6
8
18
21
18
465
100
28 The table shows that 37 percent of ANZSIC 1993 classes were subdivided and
apportioned to two or more ANZSIC 2006 classes. The most significant structural
changes at the class level, proportionately, occurred in Division F Wholesale Trade;
Division G Retail Trade and Division P Cultural and Recreational Services. However, there
was structural change across most of the classification.
29
30 Class change tables have been prepared showing how each ANZSIC 1993 class was
affected by the review and showing where ANZSIC 1993 primary activities are classified in
ANZSIC 2006. They indicate whether the ANZSIC 1993 class has been split, merged,
changed title, moved divisions etc. The ANZSIC 2006 class includes information about
activities moved into or out of the class.
31 These tables are available free of charge from the ABS web site <www.abs.gov.au>
and from the Statistics NZ web site <www.stats.govt.nz>.
506
continued
34 Both the ABS and Statistics NZ will release information explaining, for each series,
how the impact of the move to ANZSIC 2006 will be handled, prior to the publication of
the series on an ANZSIC 2006 basis.
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