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  1. A cut above: outdated hairdressing rules to be trimmed

    Cabinet has agreed with the findings and recommendations from the Ministry for Regulation’s review into hairdressing and barbering regulations.

  2. Clarifying ECE licensing misconception to make things easier

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

  3. Accessibility statement

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

  4. About us

    The Ministry for Regulation is a small government agency with a big job to do. We’re responsible for helping other government agencies make their rules and regulations easier for New Zealanders to understand and navigate.

  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. Ministry delivers on first major regulatory review report

    The Ministry for Regulation has delivered the first of its regulatory review reports to the Minister for Regulation.

  7. Privacy and information statement

    This privacy statement applies to personal and other information collected through this website.

  8. Quick Guide: The law and the judiciary

    29 July 2025 The law underpins all regulatory work in New Zealand. This quick guide provides and overview of the law and judiciary in relation to regulators in NZ.
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    Support for regulators / Resources for regulators

  9. Engaging with the Ministry on regulatory initiatives

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

  10. Online learning and collaboration

    Engage with other regulators, get training, and build a better understanding of regulation with RegRoom, our online learning and collaboration space.

  11. Social media terms of use

    We use social media to communicate and engage with people about our work. These terms of use apply to all our social media accounts, unless otherwise specified.

  12. Report a red tape issue

    As part of our work to improve regulatory quality, people and organisations can report regulatory issues, or opportunities for regulatory improvement, directly to us through our website tipline.