Identifying the objectives and scope of a dispute resolution scheme
This page discusses the objectives of a dispute resolution scheme and the scope of issues it can address.
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Understanding the wider context for disputes
Disputes happen for lots of different reasons. Many factors can influence disputes including policies, legislation, and contractual arrangements.
Understanding existing dispute resolution arrangements
Before designing a new dispute resolution scheme or improving an existing scheme, it is essential to consider what arrangements may already be in place for resolving disputes.
Understanding the parties to disputes
This page helps you analyse the parties to a dispute, their interests, their needs, the outcomes they seek, the relationship between them including if there is an imbalance of power.
Energy – 2023
Titles of documents the Minister for Energy received from MBIE in 2023.
Energy – 2024
Titles of documents the Minister for Energy received from MBIE in 2024.
Guidance on dispute resolution
This section has best practice guidance for developing new dispute resolution schemes and assessing and reviewing existing schemes.
Responsible disclosure of security issues
We strive to protect the confidentiality, integrity and privacy of information entrusted to us. If you think you have found a security issue in one of our services, tell us so we can fix it.
International Visitor Survey data download
As part of our ongoing commitment to supporting tourism research, this page provides the International Visitor Survey (IVS) microdata.
Open banking
The Customer and Product Data (Designations for Banking and Other Deposit Taking) Regulations designate the banking sector under the Customer and Product Data Act. The regulations enable and accelerate ‘open banking’, which is a system that enables banks’ customers to share their banking information with trusted third parties, such as fintechs. It also enables accredited persons to initiate payments on behalf of customers, if they have the customer’s authorisation.