Options for establishing a consumer data right in New Zealand
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Submissions closed:
19 October 2020, 10am
On 5 August 2020, the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment released a discussion document titled Options for establishing a consumer data right in New Zealand.
The discussion document sought feedback on the costs, benefits and risks of establishing a consumer data right, 4 high-level options that had been identified for a consumer data right, as well as the components of a legislative framework that might be needed.
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Submissions
We received 59 submissions on the discussion document. We are using the feedback received to inform our advice to Ministers.
View the submissions in the document library(external link)
If you have any questions please contact consumerdataright@mbie.govt.nz
Related documents
Published: 5 Aug 2020
A discussion document that seeks feedback on options for establishing a consumer data right in New Zealand that will give consumers greater choice and control over their data.
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Published: 5 Aug 2020
A two page summary of the discussion document that seeks feedback on options for establishing a consumer data right in New Zealand that will give consumers greater choice and control over their data.
Published: 9 Oct 2020
A Cabinet paper seeking approval to release a discussion document on options for establishing a consumer data right in New Zealand.
Published: 9 Oct 2020
A minute from the Cabinet Economic Development Committee approving the release of the discussion document on options for establishing a consumer data right in New Zealand.
Last updated: 26 February 2021