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"Prevention of injury to children is the responsibility of all New Zealanders" said Katherine O'Regan, Minister of Consumer Affairs, today.

I Welcome the opportunity to meet many of you again and to speak at your conference.

I am delighted to be here this morning to address the 1996 conference of the Psychologists Registration Boards' of the Australian States and the New Zealand Psychologists Board.

It is with great pleasure I welcome you all here this evening. Thank you all for joining us to celebrate the Ministry of Consumer Affair's tenth anniversary.

Food Amendment Bill No 2 has had its 3rd reading in the House today and in speaking to the Bill, Mrs O'Regan, Associate Minister of Health, said that "The Food Amendment Bill No 2 proposes a comple

The Credit (Repossession) Bill 1996 was introduced to the House today. The Bill corrects credit law shortcomings in the area of repossessions.

Good morning. It is a pleasure to be part of the launch of the Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers' Rights.

Thank you for the invitation to address your conference today. I welcome this opportunity to highlight some of the issues for home care services within the health and disability sector.

Good morning ladies and gentlemen.

The establishment of joint Australia/New Zealand food standards came a step closer yesterday.

New Zealanders need to be very careful when conducting business using the new electronic technology, said Katherine O'Regan, Minister of Consumer Affairs, today.

"Consumers will soon have better access to Disputes Tribunals" says the Minister of Consumer Affairs, Katherine O'Regan.