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The Ministry initiated on 15 August 2005 a
reassessment of the rate of anti-dumping duty applying to oil
filters exported from Indonesia that are manufactured by PT Selamat
Sempurna Tbk.
The government has decided not to require large,
non-public companies to file their financial reports with the
Registrar of Companies. The decision follows a review of the
Financial Reporting Act 1993.
The government has decided not to require large,
non-public companies to file their financial reports with the
Registrar of Companies. The decision follows a review of the
Financial Reporting Act 1993.
Commerce Minister Pete Hodgson today welcomed the
report of the Financial Intermediaries Task Force.
The Financial Intermediaries Task Force today
released its final report with recommendations to the government for
a package of measures designed to increase confidence for consumers
in dealing with financial advisers and marketers.
Commerce Minister Pete Hodgson today announced
online securities market Unlisted would not be regulated at this
time.
A review of the Memorandum of Understanding on
business law coordination with Australia was announced today by
Commerce Minister Pete Hodgson.
Michael Webb, Chair of the Financial
Intermediaries Task Force, today welcomed the high number of
submissions made to the task force and thanked people for their
contributions at consultation meetings.
The government today tabled its formal response
to the Law Commission's report on Life Insurance.
A consultation paper released today by the
Financial Intermediaries task force sets out the issues the task
force has identified from its first round of consultation and looks
at options to address those issues.
The government today announced a review of how a
number of non-bank financial products, and providers of them, are
regulated. The aim of the review is to improve the efficiency of
financial markets by ensuring that there is a consistent and
effective framework for the regulation of products and providers.
Commerce Minister Peter Hodgson today announced
proposed changes to the legislation governing friendly societies and
credit unions.
A new limited partnership regime designed to help
encourage the flow of venture capital investment into New Zealand
was announced today by Commerce Minister Pete Hodgson.
Following the completion of a six month dumping
investigation under the Dumping and Countervailing Duties Act 1988
into imports of oral liquid paracetamol from the Republic of
Ireland, the Minister of Commerce made a decision that most of the
oral liquid paracetamol was dumped and that the imports were
threatening to cause material injury to the New Zealand industry.
The Minister decided to defer the decision to implement anti-dumping
duties, pending review following the outcome of the current
PHARMAC tender process, or any other event that changes the
market supply situation.
The Financial Intermediaries Task Force today
said it had received over 250 responses to its questionnaire and
over 75 responses to its issues paper.
The Ministry initiated on 10 March 2005 a
reassessment of the rate of anti-dumping duty applying to galvanised
wire from Malaysia.
Following a six month dumping investigation under
the Dumping and Countervailing Duties Act 1988 into oil filters from
China, Indonesia, Korea and Thailand the Minister of Commerce on 14
January 2005 made a decision to impose anti-dumping duties on oil
filters from China, Indonesia, Korea and Thailand, being satisfied
that the goods are dumped and causing material injury to the
domestic industry.
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