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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Why do we need this Bill?
On this page we explain what problems the Bill aims to fix, and how it will enable better outcomes for all in Aotearoa New Zealand.
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.
Provide your feedback
Tell us what you think about a CDR in the banking and electricity sectors. You are welcome to respond to some, or all, of the questions set out in these discussion documents and raise any other relevant points.
Key documents
Access important documents about the development of the Bill, including discussion documents, the exposure draft, cabinet papers, and more.
Get involved:
Follow the Bill’s progress through Parliament, including through select committee(external link) — New Zealand Parliament
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