This Act has two main purposes. You will see it is meant to keep the Reserve Bank of New Zealand going. It also aims to help New Zealanders prosper and have a good life. The Act wants to help create a strong and sustainable economy. This means the economy should be able to support people now and in the future. It should also help the country produce goods and services. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand plays a big role in the economy. You can find more information about the Bank in other parts of this Act. The Act's purposes are important for New Zealand's future.
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"The name of the law that governs New Zealand's Reserve Bank"
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Note 4 at the end of this version provides a list of the amendments included in it.
This Act is administered by the Treasury.
