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Statute revision programme 2024–2026, to make Acts more accessible

| Parliamentary Counsel Office | 7 Mar to 18 Apr 2024 | Closing soon

This consultation is seeking feedback on the statute revision programme for 2024-2026. This programme identifies Acts to be revised over the next Parliamentary term, to make them clearer and more accessible. It focuses on Acts that are old, use outdated language, or are heavily amended.

Northland Regional Council Long Term Plan 2024-34

| Northland Regional Council | 16 Mar to 19 Apr 2024 | Closing soon

Northland Regional Council are currently consulting on their Long Term Plan 2024-34 and draft User Fees and Charges 2024/25

Production of day-old chicks and hatching eggs within a compartment for export

| Ministry for Primary Industries | 12 Mar to 22 Apr 2024 | Open

The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) is proposing to create a new animal products notice. The proposed notice would allow exporters of day-old chicks and hatching eggs to establish a biosecure compartment which can be certified to be free from particular diseases. The notice is called Regulated Control Scheme – Production of day-old chicks and hatching eggs within a compartment for export.

Greater Wellington Long Term Plan 2024-2034

Other | Greater Wellington Regional Council | 18 Mar to 22 Apr 2024 | Open

Consultation on two main topics - Public Transport Ownership and CentrePort. There are also 12 inform topics.

PUB00367: Income tax – Partnerships (including limited partnerships) – general guidance

| Inland Revenue Department | 13 Mar to 24 Apr 2024 | Open

This interpretation statement provides general guidance on the income tax treatment of partnerships. Most of this statement is relevant to both general and limited partnerships. The rules are largely the same for both types of partnership.

Employee Share Scheme

Tax | Inland Revenue Department | 13 Feb to 26 Apr 2024 | Open

The employee share scheme (ESS) tax regime was reformed in 2018. Since then, we have received various questions about how the law applies in certain scenarios and interacts with other regimes (such as PAYE and FBT). Given the wide range of issues we have been asked to consider, we have produced six items (five interpretation statements and one question we’ve been asked), with each one focusing on specific tax implications for ESS. We decided to take this approach, rather than producing one larger item, so it is easier for people to find guidance on the issue that they are interested in. Together these items aim to provide guidance and examples that demonstrate the Commissioner’s (draft) view on some of the issues related to ESS.

ED0252: Requests to change a balance date

Other, Tax | Inland Revenue Department | 13 Mar to 3 May 2024 | Open

This SPS updates and replaces SPS 18/02: Requests to change a balance date. Paragraph 18 discusses Māori customers and businesses adopting a 30 June balance date to align with Maramataka Māori. Paragraphs 66 to 74 discuss the Commissioner’s ability to approve a change of balance date under the Financial Reporting Act 2013 and a customer’s transitional reporting period for the purpose of any financial reporting obligations subject to that Act. The transitional period for financial reporting purposes may be different from the period the customer is required to file a transitional income tax return for.

Review of the recreational daily kina limit in fishery management area 1 (the east coast of the upper North Island)

Fisheries | Ministry for Primary Industries | 26 Mar to 3 May 2024 | Open

Fisheries New Zealand is seeking your views on proposals to change the recreational daily bag limits for kina (Evechinus chloroticus and Centrostephanus rodgersii) in fisheries management area 1 (FMA 1). FMA 1 is an area defined in Schedule 1 of the Fisheries Act 1996. It covers the east coast of the North Island from North Cape down to Cape Runaway (Bay of Plenty).

Enabling the removal of sea urchins for the management or prevention of urchin barrens

Fisheries, Other | Ministry for Primary Industries | 26 Mar to 3 May 2024 | Open

Fisheries New Zealand is seeking your views on a proposal to introduce a new special permit purpose under section 97 of the Fisheries Act 1996. The special permit purpose would enable the removal of sea urchins for the management or prevention of urchin barrens (areas of the seafloor overgrazed by urchins).

Application for a mātaitai reserve at southern Hokianga Harbour and adjoining waterways, Northland

Water | Ministry for Primary Industries | 28 Mar to 13 May 2024 | Open

Ngā tāngata kaitiaki ō Te Hikutū (Te Hikutū Hapū) has applied for a mātaitai reserve (Te Mātaitai ō Te Hikutū) in the southern part of the Hokianga Harbour, Northland.

Proposals to amend the New Zealand (Maximum Residue Levels for Agricultural Compounds) Food Notice

Food safety and biosecurity | Ministry for Primary Industries | 25 Mar to 24 May 2024 | Open

New Zealand Food Safety is proposing these changes to the Food Notice – Maximum Residue Levels for Agricultural Compounds.

Proposed further temporary closure at Mair Bank and Marsden Bank, Marsden Point, Whangārei, to the harvest of all shellfish

Other, Fisheries | Ministry for Primary Industries | 10 Apr to 27 May 2024 | Open

The Patuharakeke Te Iwi Trust Board, on behalf of the Patuharakeke hapū, has requested a further 2-year temporary closure to the harvest of all shellfish from Mair Bank and Marsden Bank, Marsden Point.

Proposed revised Code of Practice for Nuclear Medicine: ORS C2 for consultation

| Manatū Hauora | 14 Mar to 16 Apr 2024 | Closed

The Radiation Safety Act 2016 (the Act) is administered by the Ministry of Health – Manatū Hauora. Section 86(1) of the Act allows the Director for Radiation Safety (the Director) to issue codes of practice. This is for the purpose of specifying technical requirements.  Section 90(a) of the Act requires the Director to review a code of practice at least once every five years.