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Competition regulation and policy
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Reviews of the Commerce Act 1986
- Refreshing competition settings
- Discussion document: Promoting competition in New Zealand – A targeted review of the Commerce Act 19
- Review of section 36 of the Commerce Act and other matters
- Commerce Amendment Act 2018
- Targeted review of the Commerce Act 2015
- Criminalisation of cartels 2018-19
- Cartels and collaborative activities 2017
- Past reviews of the Commerce Act
- Retail payment system
- Consumer data right
- Economic regulation of goods or services
- Assessing competition impacts
- Monitoring the Commerce Commission
- Lay members
- Economic regulation policy for water services
Consumer data right
The Government will establish a consumer data right in New Zealand to give individuals and businesses greater choice and control over their data. This is done through the Customer and Product Data Bill, which is now before Parliament.
Government is exploring designating the banking and electricity sectors under the Bill.
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What does the Bill do?
Read an overview of what the Bill does, and does not do. This section also answers frequently asked questions.
Overview of future system, and next steps
The Bill sets a framework, with further important rules to be set out in regulations.
Last updated: 05 September 2024