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  1. Regulatory stewardship

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

  2. Strategic Intentions published

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

  3. 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.

  4. 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.

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

    28 May 2025

  6. Pre-review

    Regulatory reviews / Regulatory Review Framework​

  7. Cutting red tape for small detached buildings

    Our work / What we've done

  8. Our role

    Our role is to strengthen New Zealand’s Regulatory Management System and to improve regulatory quality, including the experience that New Zealanders have of complying with regulation.

  9. Red tape submissions quarterly report – 2024/25 Quarter 4 (1 April - 30 June)

    30 July 2025
    About us / Our publications

  10. Updating scaffolding regulations

    Our work / What we've done

  11. Our people

    The Senior Leadership Team (SLT) at the Ministry for Regulation hold a diverse range of skills, knowledge and extensive experience. They play a crucial role in guiding the Ministry as we shape the future of New Zealand’s regulatory landscape.

  12. 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.