Conduct of financial institutions: Introduction of a new conduct regime
Published: 25 Sept 2019Cabinet paper which seeks policy approval to introduce a new regime governing the conduct of financial institutions.
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Cabinet paper which seeks policy approval to introduce a new regime governing the conduct of financial institutions.
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Cabinet paper seeking policy decisions around introducing new protections for businesses and consumers against unconscionable conduct and extending existing protections for consumers against unfair contract terms to businesses.
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Cabinet minute outlining policy decisions around introducing new protections for businesses and consumers against unconscionable conduct and extending existing protections for consumers against unfair contract terms to businesses.
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This Cabinet Committee minute agrees for a supplementary order paper to make changes to the Taxation (KiwiSaver, Student Loans, and Remedial Mattters) Bill.
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This Cabinet paper proposes to a supplementary order paper to make changes to the Taxation (KiwiSaver, Student Loans, and Remedial Matters) Bill.
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E tū has provided an application to the Minister of Workplace Relations and Safety to amend Schedule 1A of the Act to add security officers as a category of employees who receive the protections of Subpart 1 of Part 6A of the Employment Relations Act 2000.
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Cabinet minute accompanying the Accident Compensation (Definitions) Regulations 2019 Cabinet paper.
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Cabinet Paper for the Accident Compensation (Definitions) Regulations 2019. This saw the movement of the key definitions of ‘registered health professional’ and ‘treatment provider’ from the Accident Compensation Act 2001 to standalone regulations. At the same time, nine occupational groups were added to the definition of ‘registered health professional’.
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This submission form is a template for submitters to respond to questions posed in the Implementation of the Insolvency Practitioners Regulation Act 2019: Proposed regulations - Discussion paper.
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The discussion paper covers the proposed fees for licensed practitioners and company levies. It also looks at the roles of the Companies Registrar and accredited bodies in frontline regulation.
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