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Employment Strategy: October 2021 Report Back

Cabinet paper providing a status update on the Government’s Employment Strategy.

Building (Code of Ethics for Licenced Building Practitioners) Order 2021 – Minute of Decision

Cabinet approved the making of the Building (Code of Ethics for Licenced Building Practitioners) Order 2021.

Regulatory Charter: Consumer and Commercial Regulatory System: December 2021

Promotes active management of the consumer and commercial system by reinforcing shared ownership, assisting core government agencies with policy and regulatory functions and assisting them to identify and address risks and opportunities.

National Construction Pipeline Report 2021

The 2021 National Construction Pipeline Report provides a projection of building activity for the next 6 years through to the end of 2026.

Tourism Data Leadership Group: Terms of reference

The terms of reference that guides the establishment and functioning of the Tourism Data Co-governance Group.

Tourism Data and Insights Co-Governance – Terms of Reference – Consultation summary of submissions

This is the analysis and summary of an industry consultation on the Tourism Data Co-governance Group Terms of Reference.

National Construction Pipeline infographic - summary of key findings 2021

This infographic summaries the key findings from the National Construction Pipeline Report 2021. The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) commissioned BRANZ and Pacifecon to provide a six year forward view of national building and construction activity.

Dumping investigation: Aluminium-Zinc coated steel from Korea and Taiwan – Step 2 investigation fr...

MBIE’s report on the step 2 investigation into whether dumping of aluminium-zinc coated steel from Korea and Taiwan is causing material injury to a New Zealand industry.

Dumping investigation: Aluminium-Zinc coated steel from Korea and Taiwan – Step 1 final report

MBIE’s report on the step 1 investigation into whether dumping of aluminium-zinc coated steel from Korea and Taiwan is causing material injury to a New Zealand industry.

Cabinet agreed to new policy proposals to address some of the negative environmental and community impacts of vehicle-based freedom camping.