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1. MFR2024 037 Weekly Report 17 May

   17 May 2024

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2. MFR2024 021 Weekly Report 3 May

   03 May 2024

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3. Starting out with regulatory stewardship: A resource

   01 December 2022 A resource for use by government agencies for the purpose of improving the stewardship, and ultimately the performance, of a regulatory system.

   

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4. 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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5. Regulatory stewardship: Voice of the regulator

   01 November 2017 This article focuses on how the regulator can be brought into the regulatory stewardship continuous improvement lifecycle.

   

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6. Regulatory Impact Statement Search powers in secure Care and Protection and Youth Justice residences

   Publication Date: 12 November 2024 Author: Oranga Tamariki - Ministry for Children

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7. Regulatory Impact Statement Amendments to orbital debris mitigation requirements

   Publication Date: 07 November 2024 Author: Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment

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8. Regulatory Impact Statement Offshore Renewable Energy Regime

   Publication Date: 07 November 2024 Author: Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment

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9. MFR2024 043 Weekly Report 24 May

   24 May 2024

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10. MFR2024 045 Weekly Report 31 May

    31 May 2024

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11. MFR2024 046 Weekly Report 7 June

    07 June 2024

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12. Regulatory failure: A review of the international academic literature

    01 February 2022 A research paper that presents findings from a review of a broad scope of international academic literature on regulatory failure structured according to four broad perspectives on regulation: public interest theory, public choice theory, private interest theory, and institutional theories.

    

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