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  1. Regulatory stewardship

    We provide system leadership, set standards for good regulatory practice, and support agencies with their regulatory stewardship responsibilities.

  2. Regulatory Impact Statement: National Environmental Standards for Commercial Forestry

    Issue Date: 10 July 2025 Author: Ministry for Primary Industries | Ministry for the Environment
    Our work / Regulatory Impact Statements (RISs)

  3. Regulatory Impact Statement (RIS) template

    20 December 2024 The standard RIS template for government regulatory proposals.

  4. Submissions on the Regulatory Standards Bill discussion document

  5. 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.

  6. Engaging with the Ministry on regulatory initiatives

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

  7. Strategic Intentions 2024/25-2028/29

    10 September 2024

  8. Guide to Cabinet's impact analysis requirements

    20 December 2024 This guide explains how to meet Cabinet's impact analysis requirements for government regulatory proposals.
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  9. Hairdressers and barbers review open for feedback

    The Ministry for Regulation’s review into the hairdressing and barbering industry has opened for feedback on the Ministry’s engagement hub.

  10. Red tape submissions summary report – 2024/25 Quarter 2 (October – December 2024)

    19 March 2025 This summary reports quarterly on the regulatory issues New Zealanders consider to be getting in the way of their lives and businesses. This report is the first in this series.

  11. Industrial Hemp (iHemp)

  12. Support for regulators

    We help regulators, regulatory leaders and regulatory agencies become more capable practitioners, and better stewards of the regulatory systems they design, operate and govern.