Articles tagged with Administration
US Supreme Court Ruling Could Impact NZ Exporters Amid Tariff Uncertainty
1 month ago | 256 viewsThe US Supreme Court announcement may impact New Zealand exporters, but significant uncertainty about US tariff policy will likely persist. Despite a 15 percent tariff imposed by the US, New Zealand exports have remained strong, with cost increases often passed on to consumers. New Zealand views the tariff as unjustified given the low average US tariff on their goods and will continue diplomatic efforts to clarify the situation for exporters.
Tags: US Supreme Court NZ exporters tariffs US market New Zealand US Administration tariff reduction Embassy in Washington export uncertainty trade policyNew Online Casino Gambling Bill Advances to Protect Communities and Regulate Harm
3 months ago | 373 viewsMinister Brooke van Velden welcomed the Governance and Administration Committee's report on the Online Casino Gambling Bill, highlighting its alignment with government decisions to regulate online gambling and protect New Zealanders from harm. The Committee received over 5,000 submissions, with significant concern about ensuring community returns from gambling revenue continue to support grassroots groups, leading to the recommendation that the Lottery Grants Board manage these funds. The Bill introduces safeguards to reduce gambling harm, addresses concerns about normalization and advertising, and includes a two-year review to monitor the impact on community funding.
Tags: Brooke van Velden Minister of Internal Affairs Governance and Administration Committee Lottery Grants Board Special Olympics New Zealand Cabinet Kiwis Online Casino Gambling Bill ParliamentKiwi Red Tape Woes: Outdated Probate Threshold Causes Delays in Estate Administration
9 months ago | 1444 viewsRegulation Minister David Seymour says that red tape is giving Kiwis serious headaches, and the Red Tape Tipline has received over 750 submissions. “A submitter to the Ministry for Regulation’s Red Tape Tipline has complained that the threshold for probate has not kept up with inflation. This means that more Kiwis have to go through the tedious legal process that is probate, while they are mourning,” Mr Seymour says.
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