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  1. Regulatory Impact Statement: Biosecurity

    Issue Date: 10 September 2009 Author: Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry

  2. New Zealand’s Port and Harbour Marine Safety Code: A case study in co-regulation

    01 November 2017 An exploration of the history, development, and design of a co-regulation safety code central to the maritime safety system.
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  9. Disclosure of Chief Executive expenses - 1 March to 30 June 2024

    30 July 2024

  10. Strategic Intentions published

    Six months on from our establishment as a new Ministry, we’ve published our first Strategic Intentions.

  11. No more missing out on medical conferences

    We’ve completed a rapid review of the rules around ads for yet to be approved medicines at medical trade shows.

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