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Friday, 14 May 2021, 11:05 am
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment has
announced changes to the Licensed Buildings Practitioners
(LBP) scheme to improve accountability, efficiency and
fairness.
“We are strengthening our occupational
regulation of Licensed Building Practitioners so that New
Zealanders can remain confident in LBPs and their work,”
said Amy Moorhead, MBIE’s Building Policy
Manager.
The Government has agreed to strengthen the
LBP scheme to introduce a code of ethics, improve the
structure of the complaints and discipline model to
introduce independent investigators, and enhance the
efficiency of the licensing administration process such as
including a grace period for late renewals.
Wednesday, 12 May 2021, 2:04 pm
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
(MBIE) has opened consultation on options to improve the
regulation of the engineering profession.
“While the
majority of engineering professionals in New Zealand are
skilled and highly professional, there are gaps in the
system for regulating the profession that need to be
addressed,” says Amy Moorhead, MBIE’s Building Policy
Manager.
“MBIE is consulting on options to improve
the public’s confidence in the profession by ensuring
engineers operating in New Zealand are competent, behave
ethically, and are held to account.”
The proposal
being consulted on is to establish:
· a new
Press Release – Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) has opened consultation on options to improve the regulation of the engineering profession. While the majority of engineering professionals in New Zealand are skilled and highly professional, …
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment (MBIE) has opened consultation on options to improve the regulation of the engineering profession.
“While the majority of engineering professionals in New Zealand are skilled and highly professional, there are gaps in the system for regulating the profession that need to be addressed,” says Amy Moorhead, MBIE’s Building Policy Manager.