Feedback form for Building Product Specifications - amendment 1
Published: 8 Dec 2025Submission form for sending feedback about the Building Product Specifications - amendment 1.
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Submission form for sending feedback about the Building Product Specifications - amendment 1.
DOCX, 194KB, 10 pages
This is the New Zealand Space Agency (NZSA) policy which sets out the approach that will be taken when assessing non-deployable payloads carried by high-altitude vehicles (HAVs) as part of applications made under the Outer Space and High-altitude Activities Act 2017 (the Act) and in accordance with the Outer Space and High-altitude Activities (Licences and Permits) Regulations 2017 (the Regulations).
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This form is for high-altitude vehicle (HAV) licence holders carrying non-deployable payloads to provide the New Zealand Space Agency (NZSA) with reporting on the payloads that have been flown on the HAV.
DOCX, 773KB, 2 pages
Guidance material for high-altitude licence-holders who are required to have suitable internal assurance and due diligence processes in place to understand the nature of the payloads they intend to fly, verify that the payloads fit within the scope of the licence, and to assess customer background and intentions.
PDF, 135KB, 2 pages
Supporting updated RIS regarding Cabinet’s decisions on the gateway test for contractors.
PDF, 691KB, 20 pages
Cabinet paper seeking updated decision on ERAB reflecting select committee feedback on Bill.
PDF, 590KB, 12 pages
Summary of the submissions received in the March to April 2025 consultation on proposed 5th edition of Government Procurement Rules.
PDF, 958KB, 11 pages
Cabinet approved the introduction of two building and construction amendment bills.
PDF, 224KB, 3 pages
Cabinet paper seeking approval to introduce two building and construction amendment bills.
PDF, 225KB, 12 pages
This report, prepared by Motu Economic and Public Policy Research and the University of Otago in May 2025, evaluates the Research and Development Tax Incentive (RDTI) over its first five years of operation (2019–2024). It provides an independent assessment of the scheme’s impact on business R&D expenditure, innovation, productivity, compliance costs, and administration, using mixed-methods analysis of quantitative data and stakeholder interviews.
PDF, 3.1MB, 176 pages
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