New Zealand is scaling back its climate-related disclosures law, reducing the number of businesses required to report on climate risks and easing financial burdens due to high compliance costs and limited business impact.
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And and look, there are plenty of opportunities out there. This is not a uh a government of the day issue. This is about just you know, creating that longer runway around big issues, infrastructure, industries, giving industries a chance to transition in the change and a runway for that.
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