This bill amends the Racing Industry Act 2020 to close commercial greyhound racing in New Zealand from 1 August 2026.

This bill amends the Racing Industry Act 2020 to extend the existing land-based monopoly that TAB New Zealand has for racing and sports betting to include online-provided gambling, to maintain and improve the long-term financial sustainability of the racing industry.

This bill amends the Racing Industry Act 2020 to prohibit the destruction (by any means) of greyhounds registered with New Zealand Greyhound Racing Association Incorporated (GRNZ), unless it is done by a veterinarian for a reason specified in the greyhound euthanasia policy of GRNZ or by a person acting under the authority of any other legislation

The policy objectives of this bill are to support safe and secure Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum (APEC 2021) events.

This bill finalises the post-transition governance structure of the racing industry, creates a legislative framework to enable property to better benefit the racing industry, and enables new ways of seeking approval for betting products.

This bill amends the International Crimes and International Criminal Court Act 2000 to incorporate a series of amendments made to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court concerning war crimes.

This omnibus bill forms the Government's first legislative response to the Messara Report and is a first step in implementing a range of provisions that are intended to revitalise the racing industry.

This bill seeks to amend the Racing Act 2003 to implement a range of provisions that are designed to improve the competiveness of the New Zealand Racing Board's betting operations, introduce new requirements on offshore betting operators, and provide for regulations on revising the formula for allocating proceeds from sports betting between the racing and sports sectors.

This bill establishes a regime to regulate the brokering of weapons and related items by New Zealanders and New Zealand entities.

This bill amends the Maritime Crimes Act 1999 to implement obligations under two maritime counter-terrorism treaties, the Protocol of 2005 to the Rome Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts Against the Safety of Maritime Navigation and the Protocol of 2005 to the Rome Protocol for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts Against the Safety of Fixed Platforms Located on the Continental Shelf, to ensure that the maritime security framework can respond to contemporary transnational terrorist threats.