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  1. Chief economist appointed – meet Kevin Counsell

    We are excited to welcome Kevin Counsell as our new chief economist.

  2. Regulatory Impact Statement Use of Childcare Subsidy for compulsory top-up fees charged by home-based ECE providers

    Issue Date: 30 January 2025 Author: Ministry of Social Development

  3. Cost Recovery Impact Statement: Stage 1 and Stage 2 Interim – Proposal for Water Services Authority to charge three separate levies

    Issue Date: 27 January 2025 Author: Department of Internal Affairs

  4. The Regulatory Standards Bill

    Public submissions on the proposed contents of the Regulatory Standards Bill have now closed. Thank you to all who submitted.

  5. Hairdressing and barbering industry regulatory review

    The review will look at whether current rules are fit-for-purpose for the hairdressing and barbering industry.

  6. Cost recovery impact statement: Cost recovery and financial contributions under the Fast-track Approvals legislation

    Issue Date: 11 February 2025 Author: Ministry for the Environment

  7. Regulatory Impact Statement: Strengthening Freedom of Speech in New Zealand’s Universities

    Issue Date: 11 February 2025 Author: Ministry of Education

  8. Engaging with the Ministry on regulatory initiatives

    All government agencies must engage with the Ministry before proposing a regulatory change to Cabinet.

  9. Connecting with BusinessNZ's Major Companies Group

    Gráinne Moss, our CE, was invited to talk with BusinessNZ’s Major Companies Group yesterday.

  10. Flour dust standards - what should they be?

    23 December 2024 We supported bakers to manage health and safety regulations.

  11. Buy Now, Pay Later

    23 December 2024 We helped to keep costs down for Buy Now, Pay Later customers.

  12. About us

    The Ministry for Regulation is a small government agency with a big job to do. We’re responsible for helping other government agencies make their rules and regulations easier for New Zealanders to understand and navigate.