Natural Environment Bill
This bill replaces the Resource Management Act 1991, working in tandem with the Planning Bill.
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This bill replaces the Resource Management Act 1991, working in tandem with the Planning Bill.
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This bill replaces the Resource Management Act 1991, working in tandem with the Natural Environment Bill.
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This bill establishes a young serious offender declaration and a new military-style academy order in the Oranga Tamariki Act 1989.
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The single broad policy of this bill is to strengthen occupational licensing regimes throughout the building and construction sector by improving their consistency, standards, and procedures.
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This bill aims to strengthen financial markets conduct by making it easier for participants to comply with the requirements of, and for the Financial Markets Authority to administer, the financial markets regulatory system.
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According to the bill’s explanatory context, rising council rates are putting pressure on households, while councils may be spending beyond core local services. To refocus local government on cost-effective infrastructure, public services, and regulatory functions, with greater emphasis on value for money. The bill narrows local government’s statutory purpose and community outcomes to infrastructure, public services, and regulatory functions; requires councils to particularly consider specified core services in financial management; and gives central government powers to standardise some council reporting, conduct rules, standing orders, and activity groups.
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The single broad policy of this omnibus bill is to ensure that key revenue tools effectively support a user-pays basis for funding land transport.
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This bill is to establish a more proportionate and risk-based regulatory system for managing earthquake-prone buildings that will regulate only high-risk building types in medium and high seismic zones.
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This bill provides women who have just given birth with access to their choice of post-natal care for a minimum of 72 hours if desired.
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The bill passed its first reading by voice vote; no party or individual counts were recorded. Certain secondary legislation will otherwise be revoked by its statutory deadline and treated as invalid for its past operation unless Parliament confirms it. The bill aims to prevent those consequences by confirming specified secondary legislation made between 1 July 2025 and 30 June 2026. The bill confirms listed orders and regulations on biosecurity levies, commodity levies, customs, excise, road-user charges, benefit rates, tariffs, and wine, so they are not revoked or retrospectively invalidated under the Legislation Act 2019.
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This bill allows for protected negotiations to occur between an employer and an employee to terminate the employee's contract if, for example, the demands of the business mean that it is imperative to dismiss the employee.
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This bill amends the Commerce Act 1986 to modernise and strengthen competition settings.
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This bill is included in a package of bills amending regulatory systems administered by the Ministry of Justice. It addresses legislative inconsistencies, relieves administrative burdens and reduces duplication, gaps, errors, and anomalies, and clarifies the roles and expands the powers and jurisdiction of judicial officers.
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The single broad policy of this omnibus bill is to promote fiscal responsibility and predictability of costs to ratepayers by providing a framework to limit annual increases in certain kinds of rates.
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According to the bill’s explanatory material, tensions between councillors and senior local-authority management have increased as their roles and responsibilities are unclear. To give mayors and elected councillors a clearer mandate to govern and control local-authority activities. The bill makes chief executives’ management of local-authority activities subject to the governing body’s direction and supervision, except for staff employment matters, and allows members to obtain advice from people other than the chief executive.
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According to the bill’s explanatory material, people with older short custodial sentences or repeat-offence driving disqualifications can struggle to obtain well-paid work despite long periods without offending. To extend clean-slate eligibility to more people after sustained lawful behaviour. The bill lets people otherwise excluded from the clean slate scheme qualify after 10 consecutive years without conviction if they completed a custodial sentence of under 12 months for a category 2 offence, or a mandatory driving disqualification for repeat offences has ended.
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According to the bill’s explanatory material, virginity testing and hymenoplasty are medically unnecessary practices that can be coerced or forced on women and girls and are linked to harm to their physical, psychological, and social wellbeing. The bill aims to protect vulnerable women and girls from virginity testing practices. The bill would make it an offence, punishable by up to five years’ imprisonment, to perform or cause virginity testing or hymenoplasty on anyone, regardless of consent. It would also criminalise specified arrangements, assistance, or encouragement in New Zealand for equivalent practices overseas involving New Zealand citizens or residents.
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The bill passed its first reading by voice vote; no party or individual counts were recorded. According to the bill’s explanatory material, families of homicide victims can face added anguish when an offender refuses to reveal where the victim’s body or remains are, preventing them from laying their loved one to rest. To recognise that harm in sentencing and encourage offenders to cooperate in identifying victims’ locations before they can be released on parole. The bill makes an offender’s failure to reveal or help identify a homicide victim’s remains an aggravating sentencing factor. It also requires the Parole Board to refuse parole to relevant homicide offenders unless satisfied they have cooperated satisfactorily in identifying the victim’s location.
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This bill is intended to improve the provision of social welfare benefits and the functioning of the overall social security system.
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The bill passed its first reading by voice vote; no party or individual counts were recorded. According to the bill’s explanatory material, evolving business practices and digital markets, including scams, require updated fair-trading enforcement and product-safety settings. The bill aims to deter unfair trading, support consequences for breaches, enable scam disruption, and keep product-safety requirements up to date. The bill moves most Fair Trading Act breaches from criminal offences to civil liability, allowing court-ordered penalties, compensation, declarations, and injunctions; serious product-safety and enforcement-obstruction conduct remains criminal.
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The bill passed its first reading 67–55; the vote was not unanimous. According to the explanatory material, disorderly and sometimes criminal behaviour around city-centre businesses can make people fear using public spaces and harm local trade. The bill aims to give Police tools to manage low-level public disorder, prevent escalation, and increase public safety. The bill lets constables issue written orders requiring people aged 14 or over to leave a public area and stay away for up to 24 hours for specified conduct, including disorderly behaviour, begging, or rough sleeping. Police may detain people to obtain identification; breaching an order is an offence. Protesters and lawful freedom campers are excluded.
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This bill amends the Building Act 2004 to address inefficiencies in the building system that increase costs, delay delivery, and constrain performance, including through the clearer allocation of roles, responsibilities, and risk.
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This is an omnibus Bill to expand the jurisdiction of Community Magistrates to free up judicial resource and improve the timeliness of cases in the District Court.
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According to the explanatory material, operational experience and feedback identified barriers to efficient, flexible environmental reporting and gaps in environmental data, monitoring, and research. The bill aims to provide regular environmental reporting that informs New Zealanders and supports evidence-based environmental stewardship. The bill makes the Secretary for the Environment responsible for new six-yearly state-of-environment reports, annual commentary reports, data-priority reports, indicators, and monitoring standards, supported by statistics from the Government Statistician and advice from a Strategic Evidence Panel.
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The bill passed its first reading 93–29; the vote was not unanimous. According to the Minister, high Indian tariffs and restricted quotas have limited New Zealand exporters’ access to India. The bill aims to bring the New Zealand–India free-trade agreement into force by aligning New Zealand law with its obligations. The bill enables preferential tariff treatment for qualifying Indian goods and sets systems for New Zealand exporters to obtain and use India-bound quotas for apples, kiwifruit, mānuka honey, and albumins. It also raises the consent threshold for certain Indian investments in significant New Zealand business assets.
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This bill sets the annual rates of income tax for the 2026-27 tax year. It also contains proposals aimed at improving current settings within a broad-base, low-rate framework, and improving the settings for tax administration, the goods and service tax regime, KiwiSaver, and social policy rules administered by Inland Revenue.
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this bill amends the KiwiSaver Act 2006 to enable members to withdraw their KiwiSaver funds to contribute to the purchase of a farm through an entity or a trust where the farm will also be the member's first home and principal place of residence.
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The objectives of this omnibus bill are to deliver regulatory relief to businesses, align New Zealand's domestic system with international standards, and provide better intelligence and enforcement tools to tackle organised crime.
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This bill aims to protect children from the risk of online harm by creating an online safety framework that places a minimum age restriction of 16 years on certain online platforms.
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According to the bill’s explanatory material, office-building energy use contributes to emissions and businesses may lack accessible energy-performance information when making property decisions. The bill aims to promote disclosure of office-building energy efficiency information and contribute to climate resilience and emissions-reduction goals. Owners of commercial buildings over 1,000 square metres that contain offices would have to keep a current energy-efficiency certificate, subject to exemptions. Buildings could not be offered for sale or lease, or sublet, without one, and advertisements would have to show the current rating and how to inspect the certificate.
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According to the bill’s explanatory material, volunteer firefighters lack ACC work-injury cover because they are unpaid, while FENZ personnel can face cumulative mental harm and occupational illness from firefighting. To extend ACC cover for FENZ volunteers and provide FENZ personnel with broader cover for work-related mental injury and occupational diseases. The bill treats FENZ volunteers as employees for specified ACC work-injury provisions, gives all FENZ personnel cover for mental injury substantially caused by FENZ employment, and permits occupational diseases affecting them to be added to Schedule 2.
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According to the explanatory material, child abuse can go unreported when families or others do not disclose information to Police, denying victims justice. The bill aims to require reporting to Police of known or suspected physical or sexual assault of children. The bill makes it an offence, punishable by up to three years’ imprisonment, for a person who knows or ought to know of such an assault to fail without reasonable excuse to inform a constable promptly. Exceptions include reports already made to Oranga Tamariki, certain victim confidentiality requests, young people, and privileged information.
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This bill aims to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the Climate Change Response Act 2002 by introducing targeted policy changes to climate adaptation planning, market governance of the New Zealand Emissions Trading Scheme market, industrial allocation, and carbon removal activities.
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This omnibus bill repeals and replaces the Courts (Remote Participation) Act 2010 to reform the legislative framework governing the use of remote participation and to enable increased remote participation in New Zealand's courts.
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According to the bill’s explanatory material, mining can be allowed on conservation land despite the land being held to protect natural, historic, cultural, scientific, and recreational values. To protect conservation land and waters from new mineral prospecting, exploration, and mining. The bill would stop people applying for, and the Minister granting, mineral prospecting, exploration, or mining permits over the conservation land covered by Schedule 4. Pending applications would be assessed under the new ban, while existing permits would generally continue under their current terms.
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According to the bill’s explanatory material, people sent by New Zealand to humanitarian, emergency, and disaster-relief work can face lasting physical and psychological risks without comparable formal recognition. To recognise service undertaken on New Zealand’s behalf in humanitarian aid and disaster-relief activities. The bill creates a new medal for eligible Armed Forces members and other approved individuals who complete qualifying domestic emergency, search-and-rescue, humanitarian, or disaster-relief deployments, provided they have not received another medal for the same deployment.
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According to the bill’s explanatory material, young people leaving care face a risk of homelessness and need better protection of their housing rights. The bill aims to ensure eligible young people leaving care can obtain suitable accommodation. The bill would entitle people aged 18 to 21 who spent at least three continuous months in specified care after age 14 years and 9 months to support from Oranga Tamariki to find accommodation meeting their needs. Support may include financial help with reasonable accommodation costs.
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According to the bill’s explanatory material, disruption or obstruction of major roads, bridges, and tunnels can prevent commuters, businesses, and communities from accessing them. To deter such disruption or obstruction and enable Police to respond to it. The bill creates an offence for people without reasonable excuse who trespass on a State highway, motorway, or prescribed bridge, tunnel, or road and cause damage or seriously disrupt or obstruct its users. It carries up to 2 years’ imprisonment, a $20,000 fine, or both.
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The purpose of the bill is to exempt from the supervisory jurisdiction of the Māori Land Court specified post-settlement governance entities (PSGE), trusts controlled by the PSGE, and hapū trusts to which the PSGE has transferred settlement land, while also preserving the ability of an exempt trust to access the court’s dispute resolution processes by mutual agreement.
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According to the bill’s explanatory material, many recreational-craft drowning deaths involve people who were not wearing lifejackets, particularly on small craft while underway. The bill aims to reduce drowning risk on recreational craft and create a nationally consistent lifejacket rule. The bill requires the person in charge of a recreational craft 6 metres or less to ensure everyone on board wears an appropriately sized lifejacket while it is underway, subject to specified exceptions such as recreational swimming.
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The bill passed its first reading 74–49; the vote was not unanimous. According to the bill’s explanatory material, international transfer costs can be opaque, with exchange-rate margins acting as hidden fees, particularly affecting migrants and others who send money overseas regularly. The bill aims to make the full cost of international money transfers visible before customers initiate a transaction. The bill would require financial institutions’ fair conduct programmes to ensure customers transferring New Zealand dollars overseas can identify the total cost, including fees and rates, before transferring. At minimum, the full fee must be prominently displayed where and when the service is provided; regulations could set display requirements.
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The bill passed its first reading 63–59; the vote was not unanimous. According to the bill’s explanatory material, publicly owned port companies and their subsidiaries are excluded from official-information requests, limiting public accountability for their actions. The bill aims to make port companies subject to public accountability and transparency requirements that apply to council-controlled organisations. The bill would treat port companies and their subsidiaries as council-controlled organisations for specified purposes, making them subject to official-information rules and duties to be good employers and consider community social and environmental interests.
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The bill passed its first reading by voice vote; no party or individual counts were recorded. According to the bill’s explanatory material, incomplete information about boarding houses and their landlords makes it difficult to identify them and monitor compliance with tenancy, health, and safety requirements, while many vulnerable people rely on this accommodation. The bill aims to increase oversight of boarding houses so agencies and councils can monitor compliance and better protect vulnerable tenants. The bill would require anyone granting a boarding house tenancy to register as a boarding house landlord. A public register would identify landlords and their boarding houses; landlords would renew yearly, update details, keep tenancy and premises records, and could be disqualified or penalised for non-compliance.
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The bill passed its first reading 66–57; the vote was not unanimous. According to the bill’s explanatory material, fear of low-level drug charges can make people delay or avoid seeking emergency help during an overdose or serious drug reaction. The bill aims to encourage people to call for life-saving assistance and reduce preventable overdose deaths. The bill would bar prosecutions for specified low-level drug offences when evidence arises from emergency help being sought for an overdose or acute drug reaction, protecting the person affected, good-faith callers, and people who remain to help. It would also prevent related drug or alcohol bail and parole condition breaches.
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The bill passed its first reading by voice vote; no party or individual counts were recorded. According to the bill’s explanatory material, sexually explicit deepfakes can use a person’s recognisable likeness without consent, causing reputational, psychological, and material harm. The bill aims to make non-consensual synthetic intimate imagery subject to existing criminal and harmful-digital-communications rules, so affected people can seek redress and removal. The bill expands “intimate visual recording” in the Crimes Act 1961 and Harmful Digital Communications Act 2015 to include created, synthesised, or altered images that appear to show a person in specified intimate situations without their knowledge or consent.
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The bill passed its first reading 112–11; the vote was not unanimous. According to the bill’s explanatory material, modern slavery, including trafficking and forced or exploitative labour, can occur in organisations’ operations and supply chains. The bill aims to reduce the risk of modern slavery, increase public awareness, and support victims through a statutory reporting and oversight framework. Large entities operating in New Zealand, generally those with over $100 million in consolidated revenue, would have to publish annual statements identifying modern slavery incidents and risks in their operations and supply chains and explaining their response. Non-compliance could lead to fines or civil penalties.
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The bill passed its first reading 117–6; the vote was not unanimous. According to the explanatory material, Corrections lacks a specific legal framework for managing a small group of prisoners who pose an extreme risk to prison or public safety, while prolonged solitary confinement remains a concern. The bill aims to create lawful processes for managing these prisoners while protecting safety, natural justice, and minimum human contact. The bill lets the Corrections chief executive designate eligible high-risk prisoners for restrictive management after an advisory-panel process, with notice and review rights, and requires all prisoners to be offered minimum meaningful human contact.
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According to the bill’s explanatory material, the independent and siloed nature of health-practitioner regulators can hinder the health system’s ability to meet future needs. The bill aims to align health workforce regulation with patient needs, health system policy, and Government priorities, while supporting innovative services and efficient practitioner recognition and registration. The bill gives the Minister of Health power to direct responsible authorities on government policy related to their functions, subject to considering health-care safety and quality. It also applies Crown-entity accountability rules to those authorities and creates a committee to review certain registration and scope-of-practice decisions.
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The bill passed its first reading 101–21; the vote was not unanimous. According to the bill’s explanatory material, organisations run by or associated with gangs can currently receive Crown funding, including indirectly through public funds. The bill aims to stop public money reaching gangs. The bill would bar the Crown from paying money directly or indirectly to a gang, unless another Act expressly allows it, and require reasonable precautions and due diligence. It would also make knowingly making money available to a gang without reasonable excuse an offence.
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The bill passed its first reading 67–55; the vote was not unanimous. According to the bill’s explanatory material, the legal meaning of “woman” and “man” may be unclear or inconsistently interpreted, affecting sex-based rights. The bill aims to give those terms a consistent biological meaning across New Zealand legislation. The bill would amend the Legislation Act 2019 so that, in any legislation regardless of gender identity, “woman” means an adult human biological female, “man” means an adult human biological male, and “female” and “male” mean human biological female and male.
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According to the bill’s explanatory material, Crown pastoral leaseholders have limited options beyond pastoral farming and commercial recreation, despite demand for more flexible land uses and income sources. Enable targeted, more flexible uses of Crown pastoral land that can increase economic returns for leaseholders and the Crown. The bill would let pastoral lessees apply for permits for secondary uses, such as renewable energy or horticulture, alongside farming. It would also allow agreed parts of a pastoral lease to be surrendered, reclassified, and disposed of for a new use when a Minister finds its public benefits outweigh specified negative impacts.
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The bill passed its first reading 97–25; the vote was not unanimous. According to the bill’s explanatory material, overlapping and inconsistent agency boundaries can make it harder for people, especially in regional communities, to access public services. The bill aims to make public services more accessible and public agencies more effective by making their administrative areas consistent where possible. The bill requires public service agencies and Crown agents that use geographic administrative areas to align them, as far as possible, with one another and with local authority areas, while consulting and coordinating with other agencies.
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The bill passed its first reading 102–20; the vote was not unanimous. According to the bill’s explanatory material, approval routes for agricultural and horticultural hazardous products can be inefficient, complex, and uncertain, particularly for lower-risk or well-understood products. It aims to make approvals more proportionate, predictable, and transparent while supporting public participation and compliance under the hazardous-substances regime. The bill lets the Environmental Protection Authority use regulated, risk-based application requirements and timeframes, rely more on recognised international assessments, and grant temporary approvals for some hazardous substances while full applications are pending. It also shifts public notification to cases with likely significant public interest.
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The bill passed its first reading 118–4; the vote was not unanimous. According to the bill’s explanatory material, approval pathways for agricultural and horticultural products create barriers to accessing new products and can be inefficient, unclear, and slow. The bill aims to reduce those barriers while keeping product approval pathways proportionate to risk and supporting timely decisions. For applicants seeking to register agricultural compounds and veterinary medicines, the bill lets the Director-General recognise overseas regulators and consider their assessments of equivalent products when assessing registration applications.
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The bill passed its first reading by voice vote; no party or individual counts were recorded. According to the bill’s explanatory material, gaps in overseas-adoption safeguards exposed some adopted children and young people to exploitation and abuse, and created risks for immigration integrity. The bill aims to create an enduring overseas-adoption system that supports adopted people’s wellbeing and best interests, meets international obligations, and protects immigration and citizenship systems. For overseas adoptions outside the Hague Convention, the bill limits automatic citizenship and immigration effects, allowing visas only in specified circumstances, including adoptions in countries designated as having adequate safeguards.
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The bill passed its first reading 68–54; the vote was not unanimous. According to the bill’s explanatory material, conservation planning and concession processes are fragmented, slow, and can delay appropriate use of conservation land. The bill aims to streamline management of conservation land while enabling use and development alongside conservation values. The bill replaces existing national and local conservation plans with a National Conservation Policy Statement and non-overlapping area plans. It lets the Minister pre-approve or exempt some activities from individual concessions, while setting new processes for other concession applications.
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According to the bill’s explanatory material, non-curtained windows can let substantial energy escape from insulated rental homes, contributing to colder accommodation. To support warmer, draught-free rental homes through the healthy homes standards. The bill would require the healthy homes standards to make landlords, where practicable, install or provide insulated curtains, insulated blinds, or equivalent window coverings in rental homes.
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