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Submission Review of the Regulatory Framework for pipfruit exporting

Submission: Review of the Regulatory Framework for Pipfruit Exporting

The NZBR commends the government for undertaking this review of the regulatory framework for pipfruit exporting. The pipfruit exporting sector is one of the most heavily regulated commercial activities in New Zealand and a fundamental overhaul of the regulatory environment is required. Read more

New Zealand Business Roundtable
1 January, 2001
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The real cost of capital in New Zealand: Is it too high?

There seems to be a widely held view or suspicion in New Zealand that this country's real cost of capital is high, and that this obstructs investment and/or places New Zealand firms at a disadvantage to foreign competitors. Motivated by these concerns this paper examines the following questions: is the real cost of capital high in New Zealand by comparison with other countries? Read more

Martin Lally
New Zealand Business Roundtable
1 October, 2000
Submission 2000 Review of the Minimum Wage1

Submission: 2000 Review of the Minimum Wage

The Minimum Wage Act 1983 (the Act) states that the governor-general may prescribe by order in council minimum rates of wages payable to any class or classes of workers. The class or classes of workers are to be defined by reference to their ages. Read more

New Zealand Business Roundtable
1 October, 2000
Submission Insider Trading Discussion Document

Submission: Insider Trading Discussion Document

We have long regarded the existing legislation embodied in the Securities Amendment Act 1988 to be seriously deficient. No sound case was ever made for New Zealand's current insider trading law. Read more

New Zealand Business Roundtable
1 October, 2000
Submission MMP Review Committee

Submission: MMP Review Committee

In this submission we strongly urge the Committee to support a further referendum on the electoral system, in accordance with item (c) of its terms of reference. Politicians and their parties have a strong self-interest in this issue and should not second-guess, pre-empt, obstruct or subvert the public's views on electoral arrangements. Read more

New Zealand Business Roundtable
1 July, 2000

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