Coming up in 2012!

2 conferences we believe will be of interest to you:

Conference 1: 12th Annual Competition Law and Regulatory Review Forum
Conference 2: 6th Annual Regulatory Evolution Summit

As part of LEANZ’s aim to promote collaboration and discussion amongst professionals on law and economics, we are delighted to support both conferences, given their long history of providing comprehensive annual overviews of the latest regulatory and legal developments. Both look not only at the current legislation and regulation but also at the impact of regulation, potential economic implications and what constitutes best practice.

We encourage you to take a closer look at the conference programmes and ultimately to join the debate at these highly topical conferences.

Special offer: LEANZ has secured a special 10% discount for our members. This is in addition to any other discounts. Please use the code 9F0XXX when signing up.

If you register before the 2nd December 2011, you can also take advantage of the Super Saver Special. See registration page for details.

12th Annual Competition Law and Regulatory Review Forum

Please note this conference has been postponed until the 28th and 28th of May 2012. The agenda and speakers will be updated shortly.

Examining New Zealand’s current and future regulatory environment
28 - 29 May 2012, Intercontinental Hotel, Wellington


The conference features presentations from the Commerce Commission, the Electricity Authority, Ministry of Economic Development, Auckland International Airport, Vodafone and a host of leading legal firms.

Click here to view the full agenda and register for the Competition Law agenda and Regulatory Review Forum.

http://www.conferenz-brightstar.com/conferences/12th-competition-law-and-regulatory-review

 

6th Annual Regulatory Evolution Summit

Ensuring effective outcomes through quality regulation
22 February 2012, Amora Hotel, Wellington


Distilled into a short sharp one-day format, the 6th Annual Regulatory Evolution Summit will bring the regulation and policy debate to you. Featuring a keynote address by Sean Hughes, Chief Executive of the Financial Markets Authority, and providing practical insights from leading business, regulatory, legal and academic minds.

We take a look at the Regulatory Standards Bill, the NZ Productivity Commission, local government reforms, the RMA, the Overseas Investment Regime, the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Act, lessons from Australia, the regulatory implications of having a new ‘super’ regulator in the financial markets and how to improve consultation between government and industry.

Click here to view the full agenda and register for 6th Annual Regulatory Evolution Summit.

http://www.conferenz-brightstar.com/conferences/6th-regulatory-evolution-summit