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  1. Shaping the future: Have your say

    We have partnered with Public Service Commission to explore the future of NZ’s Public Service through a joint long-term insights briefing – LTIB.

  2. Terms of Reference for the Agricultural and Horticultural Products Regulatory Review

    The Ministry for Regulation today released the Terms of Reference for the Agricultural and Horticultural Products Regulatory Review.

  3. Guide to Cabinet's impact analysis requirements

    20 December 2024 This guide explains how to meet Cabinet's impact analysis requirements for government regulatory proposals.

  4. Clarifying ECE licensing misconception to make things easier

    We initiated our first regulatory review into early childhood education (ECE) in June this year.

  5. Engagement on the agricultural and horticultural products regulatory review has closed

    Thank you to everybody who had their say through our engagement hub.

  6. Regulatory Impact Statement: A New Workplace Health and Safety Regulator

    Issue Date: 26 June 2013 Author: Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment

  7. Five summer interns join the Ministry for Regulation

    We are excited to welcome five talented interns to the Ministry for Regulation for the summer.

  8. Have your say through our new engagement hub

    We’ve opened our engagement hub, where you can have your say on our current regulatory reviews.

  9. Big response to first regulatory review

    We have received an overwhelming response in our call for feedback on our first regulatory review.

  10. More than 300 red tape issues reported in first week

    Feedback from members of the public make it clear that there are plenty of examples of regulation getting in the way.

  11. Meeting regulatory impact analysis (RIA) requirements

    We provide RIA guidance to agencies to ensure their regulatory proposals comply with Cabinet’s impact analysis requirements.

  12. Formal training opportunities

    If you're interested in further study options, there are more formal regulatory practice courses available. These are provided through various training organisations, and both online and in-person options are available.