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  1. 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.

  2. Regulatory stewardship

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

  3. Guidance note: Discussion documents and the Regulatory Impact Analysis requirements

    20 December 2024 This guidance sets out process requirements for agencies where a discussion document functions as interim Regulatory Impact Analysis.
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  4. Early Childhood Education (ECE) regulatory sector review

    The ECE regulatory review assessed whether the current set of regulations are achieving the right outcomes for early childhood education.

  5. No more missing out on medical conferences

    29 April 2025 We’ve completed a rapid review of the rules around ads for yet to be approved medicines at medical trade shows.
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  6. 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.

  7. Regulatory failure: A review of the international academic literature

    01 February 2022 Professor van der Heijden reviews literature and failures to explore meanings of 'regulatory failure' and the challenges it poses for regulators.
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  8. 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.

  9. About regulatory reviews

    We want rules and regulations to enable New Zealanders to do more – to lead to a more productive use of people’s time, and better outcomes for all.

  10. Raise a red tape issue

    Regulatory issues can now be raised directly with us as part of the Government’s drive to cut red tape for New Zealanders who want to get things done.

  11. 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.

  12. 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.