Supermarket competition
We are working across government to improve competition in the grocery sector.
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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.
Commerce Commission Chair reappointed
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) today announced the reappointment of Dr John Small as Chair of the Commerce Commission. At the same time, MBIE has also confirmed associate member Stephen Ridgeway’s renewed cross-appointment to the Commission.
Tristan Gilbertson reappointed to the Commerce Commission
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) has confirmed the reappointment of Tristan Gilbertson as Telecommunications Commissioner and Member of the Commerce Commission.
Consultation on standards – Customer and Product Data Act 2025
MBIE is seeking feedback on new draft standards that will support the implementation of regulated open banking in New Zealand.
Seeking feedback to improve competition in New Zealand
Competitive and dynamic markets are critical to economic productivity and the welfare of New Zealanders.
Surcharging bill passes first reading
The Retail Payment System (Ban on Merchant Surcharges) Amendment Bill has received its first reading in Parliament.
Strengthening New Zealand’s competition settings
The Government has announced a package of reforms to enhance New Zealand’s competition settings, as set out in the Commerce Act.
Economic regulation of goods or services
The price and quality of goods or services in markets with monopoly characteristics is regulated by the Commerce Commission under Part 4 of the Commerce Act.
Fast-tracking grocery developments to boost competition
The Government has launched a suite of reforms to make it easier and faster for new supermarkets to be built.