NZ Productivity Commission - Regulatory Institutions and Practices
This Productivity Commission report reviews New Zealand's regulatory infrastructure and how it can be optimised to deliver better wellbeing outcomes.
Commissioned by the Government and prepared by the New Zealand Productivity Commission, this report examines the institutions and practices that influence the performance of New Zealand’s regulatory system. The inquiry explores how regulatory regimes are designed, governed, monitored, and implemented, identifying system-wide strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities for improvement. Drawing on extensive consultation and research, the report provides guidance for policymakers, regulators, and decision-makers seeking to improve the design and operation of regulatory regimes toward better regulatory outcomes.
