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Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel has imposed final anti-dumping duties on galvanised wire from South Africa.

A decision on whether to recommend control be declared on airfield activities at Auckland International Airport would not now be made until late in the first quarter of 2003, said Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel today

No specific action to be taken over competition issues raised in respect to the ports sector

Legislation introduced to the House today by Associate Minister of Commerce Judith Tizard meets a commitment made by the Labour-led government in 1999 to address the effects of parallel importing and copyright piracy on the creative industries.

Two new members have been appointed to the Takeovers Panel, and the chair has been re-appointed for a further term

Commerce Minister welcomes release of discussion document on options to reform Credit Unions Act

Supervised contact sessions ordered by the Family Court will be funded by the government

Financial advisers will have to disclose all relevant information to clients under strengthened legislation

A position paper “Digital Technology and the Copyright Act 1994” outlines the Ministry of Economic Development's suggested policy responses to the issues arising from the current review of the implications of digital technology for the Copyright Act 1994.

I am very pleased today to have the opportunity to give you the Government’s perspective on some of the issues raised by the Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Committee in its report on New Zealand’s Economic and Trade Relationship with Australia, and to describe some aspects of what the Government is doing to develop the relationship.

The Trade Marks Bill replaces the Trade Marks Act 1953. The Act is almost 50 years old. This Bill comprehensively updates an essential part of New Zealand’s intellectual property regulatory regime.

The Bill will help ensure that New Zealand’s intellectual property regulatory environment meets the needs of an innovative and dynamic business sector in the twenty-first century

A new Trade Marks Act was passed by Parliament today, substantially updating New Zealand’s trade marks legislation.

Construction Contracts Bill will address payment problems endemic in the industry, says Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel

SMI Bill will boost confidence in NZ securities markets, says Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel

Address to Electra Kapiti Horowhenua Business Breakfast Forum, Immigration and Commerce issues.
Te Kowhai Lounge, Queen St, Levin,
7.30am

A discussion document for reforming New Zealand’s substantial security holder disclosure regime was released today by Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel.

Address to the Employers and Manufacturers’ (Central) Association
Angus Inn, Lower Hutt, Wellington
4.30pm

Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel today announced two new appointments to the Commerce Commission.

A joint release with Consumer Affairs Minister, Hon Judith Tizard.

The price of milk and other dairy products is falling and the trend is likely to continue, according to a report released today by Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel.

Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington, 9.00am Wednesday 6 November, 2002

Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel has announced that, from today, provisional anti-dumping duties will be imposed on galvanised wire from South Africa.

Government is poised to decide on how to simplify financial reporting obligations for small businesses, Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel said today.

The discussion paper “Review of the Regulatory Regime for the Patent Attorney Profession in New Zealand” looks at the role of a patent attorney in New Zealand’s innovation framework and how the profession is currently regulated in New Zealand.