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The Government's first response to the recommendations of the Land and Water Forum has been released for public comment.

The FMA/RBNZ will also provide individual feedback that is specific to each bank, along with their general observations.

This Brief Counsel examines issues raised in the interim report relating to agricultural lending, with NZ implications.

This WA decision may have overturned the hitherto accepted view that set-off remains effective against a receiver.

The Farm Debt Mediation Bill sets up a mandatory mediation step before appointing a receiver for agricultural debt.

This article is a quick summary of the key changes to the Health & Safety Reform Bill, proposed by the Select Committee,.

An exposure draft of regulations and commentary will be released for public submission in the second quarter of 2019.

RBNZ has issued proposals in the wake of the Basel III reforms.

The Tax Working Group's interim report discusses its review of the structure, fairness and balance of the NZ tax system.

This 2018-19 NZ budget is expected to be 'old school' Labour, with the big money going to health and education.

We dust off the crystal ball and look ahead to what we expect will be the 'big five' insolvency issues.

The Rugby World Cup will be the first serious test of the Major Events Management Act (MEMA), passed by Parliament in 2007 to tighten New Zealand’s ambush marketing laws as part of the deal to secure ‘major event’ hosting rights.

The chain of events which led to Bruce Davidson being banned under section 385 of the Companies Act from being a director, promoter or manager of a company contains lessons for other directors.

The Act will bring new flexibility to the labour market and reduces the ability of unions to organise and to recruit.

The Productivity Commission has a strategy to achieve net carbon neutrality on a transition to a low emissions economy.

The article comments on the new KiwiSaver (Periodic Disclosure) Regulations and implications for KiwiSaver providers.

Governments and the Waitangi Tribunal may have to consider iwi and hapu rights when making decisions affecting Maori.