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Cabinet has agreed to technical changes to the regulatory framework for securities and futures exchanges and clearing and settlement systems that will support the introduction of emissions trading

Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel today announced the appointment of David Caygill, Chair of the Electricity Commission, to the Commerce Commission as an associate member, effective from 1 January 2

Financial service providers will have to be registered and have an approved scheme for dealing with customer complaints under a Bill which had its first reading in Parliament last night, Commerce M

I move that the Financial Service Providers (Registration and Dispute Resolution) Bill be now read a first time.

New Zealand is uniquely placed to be a world leader on sustainability by developing and marketing environmentally-friendly goods and services

Investment advisers will be required to provide up-front disclosure of fees and remuneration including commission from 29 February 2008, Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel announced today

Minister of Commerce Lianne Dalziel opens workshop for senior executives of the International Cooperative Alliance Regional Office Asia Pacific

Address by Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel to the Energy Trusts of New Zealand 2007 Spring Conference

Commerce Minister, Lianne Dalziel, announces regulatory changes for airports.

Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel and Energy Minister David Parker are promising greater certainty around investment decisions as a result of changes announced today to the regulatory control provisions of the Commerce Act.

Address by Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel to the New Zealand Engineering Excellence Awards

Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel announces the reappointment of Ken Warren to his second five-year term on the Accounting Standards Review Board.

Minister of Commerce Lianne Dalziel addresses the National Chambers of Commerce Conference 2007

New Bill protects minor shareholders

Minister of Commerce Lianne Dalziel welcomes new financial literacy initiatives.

The new Voluntary Administration regime under the Companies Amendment Act 2006, will provide an option other than liquidation for companies in financial distress says Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel.

Speech to mark launch of IP Guide for Maori, Parliament Buildings, Wellington

A good understanding of intellectual property rights and responsibilities is essential for all New Zealanders, particularly to people in the creative and cultural sectors. The Government aims to see better education and resources on IP and is also seeking to ensure greater protection for traditional knowledge.

The Government is committed to developing and maintaining efficient and robust regulatory frameworks to help achieve New Zealand's economic transformation objectives, Minister of Commerce Lianne Dalziel tells the NZ Credit & Finance Institute 2007 Conference

Improving poorer countries' access to medicines is the aim of a discussion document being released by the Government today.

Minister of Commerce and Small Business, Lianne Dalziel opens the Southland Chamber of Commerce Businesss Centre.

Commerce Minister Lianne Dalziel thanks the Trustees Corporation Association for their response to the recent finance company collapses. Their willingness to give an honest appraisal of shortcomings enabled the Securities Commission to make recommendations and the Government to secure the regulatory intervention.

The Minister for Small Business, Lianne Dalziel, has welcomed the release of the 5th Compliance Cost Survey, which indicates compliance costs are down for small business.

Speech to Australia/New Zealand Chamber of Commerce in Japan: