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  1. Accessibility statement

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

  2. Regulatory review into the hairdressing and barbering industry announced

    The Ministry’s next regulatory review will be of hairdressing and barbering industry regulations.

  3. No more missing out on medical conferences

    Our work / What we've done

  4. 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.

  5. Connecting with BusinessNZ's Major Companies Group

    Gráinne Moss, our CE, was invited to talk with BusinessNZ’s Major Companies Group yesterday.

  6. Red tape submissions quarterly report – 2024/25 Quarter 3 (1 January to 31 March 2025)

    28 May 2025

  7. Agricultural and horticultural products regulatory review

    This review is assessing whether the current approval path maintains an appropriate balance between access to these products and managing risk.

  8. Disclosure statements for government legislation

    Agencies need to prepare and publish a disclosure statement to accompany the introduction of most government Bills and Amendment Papers to Parliament.
    Our work

  9. Copyright and disclaimer

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

  10. Privacy and information statement

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

  11. Ministry’s next regulatory review – telecommunications sector

    The Ministry for Regulation’s fourth regulatory review will be into the telecommunications sector.

  12. The Government is progressing the Regulatory Standards Bill

    The Government is progressing the Regulatory Standards Bill which aims to improve the quality of regulation in New Zealand.