Giving effect to a dispute resolution scheme
Dispute resolution schemes can be given effect either by formal approval or through legislation.
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MBIE seeking feedback on rules for payment services
With innovations like digital wallets and payment apps rapidly transforming the New Zealand payments market, the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) is asking if the rules for payment services are still fit for purpose.
Identifying the objectives and scope of a dispute resolution scheme
This page discusses the objectives of a dispute resolution scheme and the scope of issues it can address.
Fuel security
This information explains how fuel gets to New Zealand, how it is stored and distributed, and how government and industry work together to manage fuel security during international disruptions.
Understanding the wider context for disputes
Disputes happen for lots of different reasons. Many factors can influence disputes including policies, legislation, and contractual arrangements.
Commerce and Consumer Affairs
The Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs is proactively releasing the titles of documents received from MBIE.
Understanding existing dispute resolution arrangements
Before designing a new dispute resolution scheme or improving an existing scheme, it is essential to consider what arrangements may already be in place for resolving disputes.
Resources – 2023
Titles of documents the Minister of Resources received from MBIE in 2023.
Understanding the parties to disputes
This page helps you analyse the parties to a dispute, their interests, their needs, the outcomes they seek, the relationship between them including if there is an imbalance of power.
Resources – 2024
Titles of documents the Minister of Resources received from MBIE in 2024.