We are publishing proposal and decision documents for MBIE departmental changes dated from August 2023 onwards. Some documents may contain redacted information. Any information redacted in these documents is redacted in accordance with MBIE’s policy on Proactive Release and is labelled with the reason for redaction.
Online service providers will soon have greater legal clarity when removing suspected scam content, as part of a new legislative change aimed at reducing scam-related harm.
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New protections to help online platforms disrupt scams
Proposed Companies Office fees and levies set to recover $42 million expenditure.
The Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment, with the Office for Disability Issues, asked for feedback on six proposed changes to help move to better, more modern video interpreting and relay services to help Deaf, deafblind, hearing-impaired, and speech-impaired New Zealanders to communicate with hearing-people over the phone.
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) is seeking written submissions on proposals for fees and levies that would recover the costs of operating the New Zealand Companies Office (the Companies Office) and its associated statutory registers. The Companies Office is a business unit within MBIE.
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Review of New Zealand Companies Office Fees and Levies (2025)
The Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment consulted on 2 proposals to strengthen New Zealand’s Capital Markets.
Our strategic intentions / statement of intent describes our role and function in the public sector; the outcomes we aim to achieve in support of the Government and New Zealand; and how success will be measured.
A new cross-sector initiative has been launched to improve New Zealand’s ability to prevent and respond to online financial scams.
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New Zealand Anti-Scam Alliance launched to strengthen scam prevention efforts
New Zealand’s natural environment is important to our sense of identity and has great cultural and recreational significance. It also supports much economic activity.
By setting rules and defining rights, MBIE allows business to operate effectively while protecting consumers from harm. MBIE supports consumers, tenants, landlords, workers and businesses by providing information and services. We help to set and enforce market rules and regulations across a range of areas, including the building and construction market and telecommunications sector.