Consumer Data Right in Aotearoa New Zealand
Discover the benefits of the Consumer Data Right, starting with banking and expanding to electricity and other sectors.
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Guidance, compliance and enforcement
This information explains MBIE’s approach to guidance, compliance and enforcement under the Customer and Product Data Act 2025. It outlines how we will work with participants, what you can expect from us, and where to find more detailed information.
Refreshing competition settings
In September 2024, Cabinet agreed to undertake a targeted review of the competition provisions in the Commerce Act.
Who to contact about Consumer Data Right
Find out who to contact, when to contact us and how we can help.
Your data and the Consumer Data Right
Discover how the Consumer Data Right ensures security, privacy, and authorisation so you stay in control of who accesses your information.
Fees and levies for Consumer Data Right
Learn about CDR fees and levies under the Customer and Product Data Act 2025. Find details on what a fee is versus a levy, what they are used to fund, and what the current accreditation fees and annual levies are.
Retail payment system
We are working to ensure that the retail payment system operates in the interests of New Zealand consumers and businesses.
Competition law update to drive growth
The Government has introduced new legislation to make markets more competitive, which benefits consumers and drives economic growth.
Water levy design confirmed
The Government has confirmed the design of a levy that will recover the costs of a new economic regulation regime for water services.
Effectiveness of economic regulation for airport services
Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch international airports are subject to information disclosure regulation under Part 4 of the Commerce Act 1986. This means the Commerce Commission reviews the pricing decisions of these airports to promote greater understanding of their performance.