You have to make sure your branches and subsidiaries in other countries follow rules similar to New Zealand's Anti-Money Laundering and Countering Financing of Terrorism Act 2009. You must apply measures like customer checks, risk assessments, and record keeping, as long as the other country's law allows it. If the other country's law does not allow it, you must tell your supervisor and take extra steps to stop money laundering and terrorism funding. You need to tell your branches and subsidiaries outside New Zealand about the rules and processes you have in place to stop money laundering and terrorism funding. This helps them understand what they have to do to follow the rules. You have to make sure they know what to do to help keep everyone safe. If your branch or subsidiary is in a country that does not let them follow the same rules, you have to find other ways to manage the risks of money laundering and terrorism funding. This is to ensure you are doing everything you can to stop these crimes. You must work hard to prevent money laundering and terrorism funding, no matter where your branches and subsidiaries are located.