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  1. Regulatory Impact Statement: Amendment of the Films, Videos, and Publications, Classification Act 1993

    Issue Date: 16 December 2010 Author: Ministry of Economic Development

  2. T2024/1020 Current State Regulatory Processes

    09 December 2024

  3. Regulatory Impact Statement: GST Current Issues

    Issue Date: 04 May 2016 Author: Inland Revenue

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  5. Regulatory Impact Assessment: Update to the standardising classification for Commercial Video on-Demand content Regulatory Impact Assessment

    Issue Date: 11 December 2019 Author: Department of Internal Affairs

  6. 2024-026 Aide Memoire: Current information gathering and inquiry powers

    09 December 2024

  7. Updated Regulatory Impact Statement: Reform of industrial allocation policy in the NZ ETS to address current over-allocation

    Issue Date: 29 November 2022 Author: Ministry for the Environment

  8. Regulatory Impact Assessment: Stage 2 Cost Recovery Impact Statement: Proposal for funding the Office of Film and Literature Classification to support self-rating by Commercial Video on Demand providers

    Issue Date: 22 July 2020 Author: Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment

  9. Regulatory Impact Statement: 2023 Updated - Reform of industrial allocation policy in the NZ ETS to address current over-allocation

    Issue Date: 27 November 2023 Author: Ministry for the Environment

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