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Minister for Regulatory Reform Rodney Hide today announced the Regulatory Reform (Revocations) Order 2010 which will clean up red tape and get outdated regulations off the books.

“Through regulation, government has the power to affect the lives of every New Zealander.  We need to use that power responsibly and ensure that only necessary and useful regulations are in force,” Mr Hide said.

“I asked all government departments to have a hard look at the regulations in their area, and tell me which ones should go.

  • Rodney Hide
  • Regulatory Reform

Minister for Regulatory Reform Rodney Hide introduced into the House a Bill designed to slash red tape and make life easier for businesses.

The Regulatory Reform Bill proposes amendments to 13 Acts, removing duplication, getting rid of unnecessary requirements, and clearing up inconsistencies.

"Last year, I wrote to all Ministers asking them to identify laws in their area that were creating a burden on business and could be changed," Mr Hide said.  

"Ministers responded with proposed changes that will save businesses millions.

  • Rodney Hide
  • Regulatory Reform

New Zealand has maintained third place in the World Bank's Doing Business survey, confirming its reputation as one of the best countries in which to do business, say Finance Minister Bill English a

  • Bill English
  • Rodney Hide
  • Finance
  • Regulatory Reform

Minister for Regulatory Reform Rodney Hide today welcomed the release of the 2025 Taskforce's second report, which highlights the challenge ahead if New Zealand is to succeed in catching Australia

  • Rodney Hide
  • Regulatory Reform

Fluoride toothpastes, anti-dandruff shampoos and anti-pimple creams commonly sold in supermarkets will no longer be treated like medicines once new regulations have been drafted and approved.

  • Tony Ryall
  • Rodney Hide
  • Health
  • Regulatory Reform

The Director-General of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, Murray Sherwin, will chair the soon-to-be-established New Zealand Productivity Commission, Finance Minister Bill English and Regula

  • Bill English
  • Rodney Hide
  • Finance
  • Regulatory Reform

Minister for Regulatory Reform and Minister of Local Government Hon Rodney Hide will tomorrow travel to Australia to meet with Australia's leading experts in the fields of productivity, regulation

  • Rodney Hide
  • Regulatory Reform

As part of its drive to deliver better frontline public services, the Government today announced a review of spending on policy advice across its departments and agencies, which increased significa

  • Bill English
  • Tony Ryall
  • Rodney Hide
  • Finance
  • Regulatory Reform
  • State Services

Thank you all for having me here today. It’s a pleasure to discuss regulatory reform, a topic I’ve always considered to be an important part of my role in parliament. 

  • Rodney Hide
  • Regulatory Reform

The Government's new Productivity Commission will boost New Zealand's economic performance and provide a steady stream of independent policy advice, Regulatory Reform Minister Rodney Hide sa

  • Rodney Hide
  • Regulatory Reform

Thank you for the opportunity to talk to you today about the Regulatory Responsibility Bill - a subject close to my heart.

  • Rodney Hide
  • Regulatory Reform

A new Productivity Commission will be set up early next year to help boost New Zealand’s economic performance across the public and private sectors, Finance Minister Bill English and Regulatory R

  • Bill English
  • Rodney Hide
  • Finance
  • Regulatory Reform

Good evening. Thank you for the invitation to talk to you today.  

  • Rodney Hide
  • Regulatory Reform

Good afternoon and thank you for the opportunity to address you today.

  • Rodney Hide
  • Regulatory Reform

Hon Rodney Hide speech to the Public and Administrative Law Conference; Te Papa, Wellington; Friday, February 19 2010

  • Rodney Hide
  • Regulatory Reform