Regulated open electricity is expected to be the next sector developed under the Consumer Data Right (CDR). The electricity regulations are still being developed, so the detailed requirements for participants are not yet settled.
We want to know what you think about some changes we’re proposing to make to the video interpreting and relay services.
Massey University is receiving Research Programmes funding for the following projects.
This provides guidance on how MBIE will operationalise and deliver its role as regulator under the Consumer Data Right (CDR). It covers cross-sector regulatory processes, operational frameworks, and MBIE’s approach to matters such as accreditation, standards management, complaints, issues, guidance, compliance, and enforcement.
The Government is setting rules that enable markets to choose the best technology for their needs, while keeping workers and the public safe.
Research and innovation to develop science and technologies that address the challenges of health and healthcare and improve well-being.
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) is aware of the research and provided some funding to Associate Professor Dr Terri-Ann Berry at the Auckland University of Technology to study whether asbestos in sand becomes airborne when the sand is interacted with.
As previously noted, the roadmap provides a high-level view of the TDLG’s recommendations and priorities for the tourism data system over the next 2 years.
MBIE publishes twice‑yearly reports on major government spending decisions, as required by Cabinet. These reports show the intended results, funding, deliverables, and performance measures for selected Budget initiatives.
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