The Reserve Bank of New Zealand must give advice to the Minister when asked. You can think of the Minister like a boss who oversees the Bank. The Bank can also give advice to the Minister at any time on matters it is responsible for.
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On request by the Minister, the Bank must provide advice to the Minister on any matter that is connected with the functions of the Bank.
The Bank may also provide advice to the Minister, at any time, on any matters or subjects within the responsibility of the Bank.
