New Zealand law explained for everyone
This schedule lists several regulations that are no longer in effect. These regulations were rules about renting homes and other places to live. They were made by the government to help manage how people rent properties.
The list includes rules about emergency forces tenancy, rent appeals, rent limitations, and general tenancy regulations. Some of these rules were made as far back as 1950, while others were created in the 1970s and 1980s.
When a regulation is “revoked”, it means it’s no longer used or followed. This schedule shows that these old rules about renting have been replaced by newer ones. It’s part of how the government updates and improves laws to make sure they fit with what people need now.
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