KiwiSaver default funds
People who do not choose a specific KiwiSaver fund when they start work and are not already a KiwiSaver member are automatically enrolled in a ‘default fund’.
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Building and maintaining New Zealand’s homes and buildings
All building work in New Zealand must meet certain requirements to achieve safe, healthy, durable homes and buildings. These requirements support our goal to grow New Zealand for all.
2. Evaluation background and purpose
The current building consent system was established by the Building Act 1991 and has since been strengthened under the Building Act 2004. It functions as a critical component of the building regulatory system to ensure that building work is designed and carried out according to the Building Code.
Problem definition
We have defined our problem as: despite current actions, risk management practices are insufficient to manage the risks posed by RCS
Industry attraction and turnover intention
The most common theme from the open-ended questions regarding what attracted people to the industry was the sociable, people-based, and interactive nature of the work.
Regulating building professionals and practitioners
The regulation of people in building trades and professions (occupational licensing) aims to ensure workers in the sector are competent and accountable.
Background on work-related gradual process, disease, or infection injuries
This section provides background on what work-related gradual process, disease, or infections (WRGPDI) are and why the AC Scheme provides cover for them.
Employment legislation reviews
From time to time, we review employment and accident compensation legislation. Our current and past reviews are listed on this page.
The case for change
This section outlines issues identified with current NZSPG settings, improvements the Government wants to target through its investment and consultation questions.
Our projects
The list below shows MBIE’s 7 most significant technology investments, selected based on their total lifetime costs and importance to MBIE’s work. Each project has a dedicated page outlining its purpose, delivery timeframe, investment summary, current health status and latest update.