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  1. Industrial hemp regulations to be reviewed

    Regulation Minister David Seymour has announced a comprehensive review of the outdated and burdensome regulations surrounding industrial hemp.

  2. Copyright and disclaimer

    This copyright and disclaimer information relates to the use of material published on this website.

  3. Accessibility statement

    This accessibility statement applies to the Ministry for Regulation website, regulation.govt.nz.

  4. Regulatory Impact Statements now published by the Ministry

    The Ministry has taken over responsibility for publishing Regulatory Impact Statements (RISs), previously managed by the Treasury.

  5. Ministry for Regulation – building up from establishment phase with a big job to do

    The Ministry for Regulation – a small agency with a big job to do – was established on 1 March 2024.

  6. Clarifying ECE licensing misconception to make things easier

    We initiated our first regulatory review into early childhood education (ECE) in June this year.

  7. Our progress continues

    Since our official set-up on 1 March 2024, the Ministry for Regulation has made considerable progress in its development and operational capacity.

  8. Regulatory System Capability

    We help regulatory leaders and practitioners across New Zealand build their capability.

  9. Chief economist appointed – meet Kevin Counsell

    We are excited to welcome Kevin Counsell as our new chief economist.

  10. Information release: Cabinet Paper CAB-24-SUB-0437 Approval to consult on a proposed approach to the Regulatory Standards Bill

    11 July 2025
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  11. Join us for a webinar on emerging international trends in regulation

    We’re continuing our webinar series to help raise knowledge and capability across the regulatory workforce.

  12. Regulatory reviews

    We help other government agencies improve the quality of the rules and regulations they create – and in turn help improve outcomes, and the lives of all New Zealanders.