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Reserve Bank of New Zealand Act 2021

Central bank functions - Monetary policy - Reports on monetary policy

132: Longer-term report must contain information required by charter

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"What the longer-term report about money must include"

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When you read a longer-term report about monetary policy, it must have the information that the charter says is required. The charter tells the Reserve Bank what to include in the report. You can find out more about what the report should have in the section that comes before this one, which is section 131.

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Monetary policy: Reports on monetary policy

132Longer-term report must contain information required by charter

  1. The report under section 131 must contain the information required by the charter (if any).

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