Key documents
Overview of customer and product data system
Read the Customer and Product Data Bill(external link) — New Zealand Legislation
A summary of changes to the Bill since the exposure draft [PDF, 290 KB]
A visual map of the Bill and future regulations [PDF, 35 KB]
Cabinet papers, Cabinet minutes and regulatory impact analysis
- Establishing a consumer data right (2021) [PDF 176KB]
- Establishing a consumer data right – Minute of Decision [PDF 177KB]
- Regulatory Impact Statement: Establishing a consumer data right [PDF 1MB]
- Further decisions on the consumer data right (2022) [PDF 1.6MB]
- Consumer Data Right: Further Decisions – Minute of Decision [PDF 144KB]
- Supplementary Regulatory Impact Statement: Further decisions on establishing a consumer data right [PDF 1.5MB]
- Consumer Data Right: release of exposure draft Bill — Minute of Decision [PDF 173KB]
- Consumer Data Right: release of exposure draft Bill (2023) [PDF 217KB]
- Customer and Product Data Bill: Approval for Introduction [PDF 212KB]
- Customer and Product Data Bill: Approval for Introduction – Minute of Decision [PDF 169KB]
2024 discussion documents on applying the CDR to banking and electricity sector
In September 2024, MBIE released discussion documents seeking feedback on applying the CDR to the banking and electricity sectors. Consultation on the discussion closes on 10 October 2024.
Tell us what you think about a CDR in the banking and electricity sectors
2023 exposure draft bill and accompanying discussion document
In June 2023, MBIE released a discussion document on options for establishing a consumer data right in New Zealand. Consultation on the discussion document closed on 24 July 2023.
2020 Discussion document on establishing a consumer data right
In August 2020, MBIE released a discussion document on options for establishing a consumer data right in New Zealand. Consultation on the discussion document closed on 19 October 2020.
2020 discussion document on establishing a consumer data right
Other documents of note
In 2019, the former Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs engaged with the industry to advance sector-led open banking initiatives.
Read the letter to New Zealand banks (or ‘API Providers’) [PDF, 281 KB]
Find out more about our work on regulating the retail payment systems.