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  1. Copyright and disclaimer

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

  2. Regulation wrap for 2024

    2024 has been a big one for the new Ministry for Regulation.

  3. Consultation on proposed Regulatory Standards Bill begins

    Good regulation can help governments to achieve their desired economic, environmental and social outcomes and protect communities from harm.

  4. Hairdressing and barbering industry regulatory review

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

  5. Terms of Reference for the Agricultural and Horticultural Products Regulatory Review

    The Ministry for Regulation today released the Terms of Reference for the Agricultural and Horticultural Products Regulatory Review.

  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. The Regulatory Management System

    New Zealand's RMS is the set of policies, institutions, processes and tools used by central government to pursue and maintain good quality regulation.

  9. Strategic Intentions published

    Six months on from our establishment as a new Ministry, we’ve published our first Strategic Intentions.

  10. Engagement on the agricultural and horticultural products regulatory review has closed

    Thank you to everybody who had their say through our engagement hub.

  11. Working across government to improve the regulation making process

    We are making changes that aim to create a more efficient, transparent, and effective regulatory environment.

  12. What we've done

    And what we're doing to cut red tape and reduce the burden of regulation for New Zealanders.