Te Komihana Tauhokohoko Commerce Commission
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Regulating development levies
The Government has confirmed the Commerce Commission as the independent regulator of the new development levies system. This will help ensure greater transparency and fairness in levy decisions, while building trust and confidence among councils, developers and communities.
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Dr John Small Water NZ address
In his keynote address at the Water NZ Conference, Dr John Small explains the Commission's risk-based approach to regulating water and how tools such as information disclosure, benchmarking and targeted regulation support better outcomes for consumers.
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Product safety guidance for businesses
We have published new videos to help businesses understand their obligations under product safety regulations and standards for children's toys, high-strength magnets, children's nightwear and hot water bottles.
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Enforcement and compliance priorities
We've published our enforcement and compliance priorities for the year ahead. These set out the key behaviours and practices we’ll focus on to strengthen competition and improve value and choice for New Zealanders.
Latest news
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23 Sep 2026
ComCom issues draft decision declining NZGA collective bargaining application
The Commerce Commission has issued a draft determination proposing to decline authorisation for New Zealand Gynaecology Association Inc (NZGA) and its members to collectively negotiate. -
23 Sep 2026
Commission determines new approach to infrastructure financing costs
The Commerce Commission has confirmed it will change the way it calculates financing costs for regulated infrastructure. This is aimed at providing greater stability for consumers and businesses by reducing the impact of short-term interest rate movements on regulatory settings. -
16 Sep 2026
Commission confirmed as independent regulator for development levies
The Government has announced further details of its reforms to infrastructure funding and housing growth, confirming the Commerce Commission will be the independent regulator of the new development levies system. -
10 Sep 2026
Statement of Issues released for JPT to acquire T&G Fresh
The Commerce Commission has published a statement of issues relating to an application from J&P Turner Limited (JPT) seeking clearance for it, or any interconnected body corporate, to acquire up to 100% of the shares in Turners & Growers Fresh Limited (T&G Fresh).
Latest publications
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NZGA Authorisation – Interim Authorisation Determination – 23 September 2026PDF - 149 KB | Published on 23 September 2026
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NZGA Authorisation – Draft Determination – 23 September 2026PDF - 462 KB | Published on 23 September 2026
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James Every Palmer KC – Report on Zoetis and Neogen merger application – 7 September 2026PDF - 216 KB | Published on 23 September 2026
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One NZ – Submission on Point to point, Transport and Co location & Interconnection services Deregulation Review – 18 September 2026PDF - 227 KB | Published on 23 September 2026
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Chorus – Submission on Point to point, Transport and Co location & Interconnection services Deregulation Review – 17 September 2026PDF - 980 KB | Published on 23 September 2026