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  1. No more missing out on medical conferences

  2. Regulatory Impact Statement: Assessment of options to further improve timely access to a greater variety of copyright works for New Zealanders with a print disability under the Marrakesh Treaty

    Issue Date: 29 June 2017 Author: Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment

  3. The Regulatory Standards Bill

  4. Regulatory Impact Statement: Minimum legal diameter for fyke net escape tubes in the North and Chatham islands

    Issue Date: 04 September 2013 Author: Ministry for Primary Industries

  5. Flour dust standards in bakeries

  6. Regulatory institutions and practices

    01 June 2014 This Productivity Commission report reviews New Zealand's regulatory infrastructure and how it can be optimised to deliver better wellbeing outcomes.
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  7. No more missing out on medical conferences

    We’ve completed a rapid review of the rules around ads for yet to be approved medicines at medical trade shows.

  8. Engaging with the Ministry on regulatory initiatives

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

  9. Regulatory Impact Statement: Applying the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act in a proportionate way to Buy-Now, Pay-Later arrangements

    Issue Date: 15 January 2024 Author: Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment

  10. Regulatory Impact Statement: Applying the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act in a proportionate way to buy now pay later lenders

    Issue Date: 15 January 2024 Author: Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment

  11. Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA)

    Agencies need to provide robust analysis and advice to Cabinet before a decision can be made on any regulatory change.

  12. Regulatory sector review into early childhood education announced

    Regulation Minister David Seymour has confirmed the first regulatory sector review will be into early childhood education.