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  1. Cost Recovery Impact Statement: Annual Review 2025 - Proposed changes to MPIs cost recovery settings

    Issue Date: 29 May 2025 Author: Ministry for Primary Industries

  2. MFR2025-120 Regulatory Standards Bill Legislative statement and House pack for first reading with appendices

    25 June 2025

  3. Submissions on the Regulatory Standards Bill discussion document

  4. Our te reo name

    The Ministry for Regulation worked with Te Taura Whiri i te Reo Māori – The Māori Language Commission to develop a te reo Māori name to sit alongside our English name. The name suggested by Te Taura Whiri is Te Manatū Waeture.

  5. Regulatory Impact Statement: Changes to enable schools to implement cohort entry arrangements for children first starting school

    Issue Date: 05 May 2025 Author: Ministry of Education

  6. Stage 2 Cost Recovery Impact Statement - Taumata Arowai - the Water Services Regulator Funding for Water Services Regulation

    Issue Date: 05 June 2025 Author: Department of Internal Affairs

  7. Regulatory Impact Statement: Introducing mandatory reviews to support implementation of the Budget 2024 cost-savings initiative to recognise housing contributions from all boarders

    Issue Date: 16 June 2025 Author: Ministry of Social Development
    Our work / Regulatory Impact Statements (RISs)

  8. Contact us

    Contact us at the Ministry for Regulation if you have feedback or a general enquiry, or to request information about our work.
    About us

  9. Our careers site is now live

    We’re a small Ministry with a big job to do – and we need great people to help us do it.

  10. Making it easier to care – Protection of Personal and Property Rights Act

  11. 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.

  12. A cut above: outdated hairdressing rules to be trimmed

    Cabinet has agreed with the findings and recommendations from the Ministry for Regulation’s review into hairdressing and barbering regulations.