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Seymour estimates poor regulations costing economy billions

Regulation Minister told the Wellington Chamber of Commerce that proposed new legislation would be to regulation what the Public Finance Act was to public spending.

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Credit rules change to make mortgage lending easier

From March, borrowers will no longer be unfairly penalised when they try to get money to buy a house.

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Will the Government give motorists an election year sweetener?

Cuts to fuel excise duty, road user charges, half-price public transport all meant to be temporary.

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Treasury begins paying for losses incurred by the Reserve Bank

The cost of the large-scale asset purchase programme will go up as interest rates rise.

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Act calculates cost of lower disclosure threshold for donations

Justice Minister dismisses criticism that now is not the time to tighten disclosure rules.

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Final chance to influence rules on climate-related disclosures

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Plasterboard crisis: more choice, more supply, but fast enough?

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Seymour estimates poor regulations costing economy billions

Fairness in financial services: the role of regulation

Small businesses frustrated with regulatory burden: survey

Regulation head appointed

‘Overly-prescriptive’, ‘arduous’ CCCFA regulations abandoned

Regulators must be trained to stop wielding power: Seymour

Concerns about the Government's emissions reduction plan

More questions than answers about polytechnics merger

The plan to deal with climate change impacts

Credit rules change to make mortgage lending easier

Will the Government give motorists an election year sweetener?

Treasury begins paying for losses incurred by the Reserve Bank

Act calculates cost of lower disclosure threshold for donations

Final chance to influence rules on climate-related disclosures

Plasterboard crisis: more choice, more supply, but fast enough?

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