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  1. Regulatory Impact Statement: Amending the Health Entitlement Cards Regulations 1993 and the Social Security Regulations 2018 to enable implementation of Community Connect to reduce public transport fares for people on low-income

    Issue Date: 20 October 2022 Author: Ministry of Health | Ministry of Social Development

  2. Our work

    The Ministry for Regulation is the central steward of New Zealand’s Regulatory Management System. We work with other regulators across the public sector to improve the quality of regulation so all New Zealanders can flourish.

  3. Clarifying ECE licensing misconception to make things easier

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

  4. Ministry for Regulation news January 2025

    Read the latest news and updates from the Ministry.

  5. 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.

  6. 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.

  7. Meeting regulatory impact analysis (RIA) requirements

    We provide RIA guidance to agencies to ensure their regulatory proposals comply with Cabinet’s impact analysis requirements.

  8. Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA)

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

  9. Ministry for Regulation news – May 2025

    Read the latest news and updates from the Ministry.

  10. Hairdressing and barbering industry regulatory review

    The review will look at whether current rules are fit-for-purpose for the hairdressing and barbering industry.

  11. More than 300 red tape issues reported in first week

    Feedback from members of the public make it clear that there are plenty of examples of regulation getting in the way.

  12. Quick Guide: Professional conduct

    01 September 2024 An overview of the standards of behaviour that all regulators must meet.
    Preview image for Quick Guide: Professional conduct