Compliance Regulations and Guidance Affecting your Industry

New Zealand regulations governing the sanitary plumbing, gasfitting and drainlaying.

The purpose of these regulations is to protect the security of the supply of electricity, and the safety of the public, in New Zealand by—

(a) prescribing distances from electrical conductors within which trees must not encroach; and
(b) setting rules about who has responsibility for cutting or trimming trees that encroach on electrical conductors; and
(c) assigning liability if those rules are breached; and
(d) providing an arbitration system to resolve disputes between works owners and tree owners about the operation of these regulations.

Regulations governing the trade of Electrical and Electronic goods between New Zealand and China.

Regulatory requirements for safety of gas distribution, installation in New Zealand.

Legislation governing the operations, duties, governance of gas operators in New Zealand.

Regulatory requirements for participants and their roles in the New Zealand electricity industry.

Regulations governing the low fixed charge tariffs that New Zealand electricity retailers must make available to consumers.

Regulations governing the reporting breaches of code and investigations into non-compliance with New Zealand electricity industry laws.

The purpose of this Act is to provide a framework for the regulation of the electricity industry in New Zealand.

These Regulations establish format requirements (Part One, 8 to 12) by specifying that Documents must be provided electronically to the Secretary thus achieving three broad objectives:
- to maximise the amount of digital data submitted to New Zealand Petroleum & Minerals
- to maximise usefulness of statutory digital data released to open file.
- to minimise costs associated with acceptance, storage and release of digital information.

New Zealand regulations for fees for petroleum exploration and extraction.

New Zealand regulations governing the exploration and extraction of petroleum.

This New Zealand Minerals Programme for Petroleum establishes the policies, procedures and provisions to be applied in respect of the management of petroleum.

New Zealand government regulations for geothermal energy exploration and extraction.

These regulations detail the requirements for worker health and safety in organizations involved in the administration of mines in New Zealand.

These regulations detail the worker health and safety requirements for organizations involved in underground mining in New Zealand.

These regulations detail the worker health and safety requirements for organizations in New Zealand that install, lay, operate and maintain pipelines for the transportation and supply of petroleum and natural gas.

These regulations outline the safety and health requirements for employees that organizations involved in petroleum exploration and extraction have to comply with in New Zealand.

The purposes of this Act are—

1. to detect and deter money laundering and the financing of terrorism; and
2. to maintain and enhance New Zealand’s international reputation by adopting, where appropriate in the New Zealand context, recommendations issued by the Financial Action Task Force; and
3. to contribute to public confidence in the financial system.

Accordingly, this Act facilitates co-operation amongst reporting entities, AML/CFT supervisors, and various government agencies, in particular law enforcement and regulatory agencies.

• promote the maintenance of a sound and efficient insurance sector; and
• promote public confidence in the insurance sector.