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  1. 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.

  2. 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.

  3. 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.

  4. Regulatory review into the hairdressing and barbering industry announced

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

  5. Reflections from our summer interns

    We asked our interns to reflect on their experiences. Here are some of their perspectives.

  6. 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.
    About us

  7. Ministry for Regulation news November 2024

    Read the latest news and updates from the Ministry.

  8. Regulatory system capability

    We help regulatory leaders and practitioners across New Zealand build their capability.
    Support for regulators

  9. Join our communities of practice

    We are developing a range of communities of practice for people working in regulation in New Zealand.
    Support for regulators

  10. Support for regulators

    We help regulators, regulatory leaders and regulatory agencies become more capable practitioners, and better stewards of the regulatory systems they design, operate and govern.

  11. More than 300 red tape issues reported in first week

    Feedback from members of the public make it clear that there are plenty of examples of regulation getting in the way.

  12. Our progress continues

    Since our official set-up on 1 March 2024, the Ministry for Regulation has made considerable progress in its development and operational capacity.