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Accessibility for New Zealanders Bill

Government Bill
Published date: 14 Aug 2024

Bills are proposals to make a new law or to change an existing one. Only Parliament can pass a bill. Each bill goes through several stages, giving MPs and the public the chance to have their say.

This bill establishes a new legislative framework that addresses systemic accessibility barriers that prevent disabled people, tāngata whaikaha and their whānau, and others with accessibility needs from living independently and participating in all areas of life.
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MP in charge
Hon Louise Upston
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Progress of the Bill

  • 2
    Second Reading
    Terminated
    Discharged
  • Committee of Whole House
  • 3
    Third Reading
  • Royal Assent
01 Aug 2022 - 21 Jun 2023
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Report due on 21 Jun 2023

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Submission due on 14 Aug 2022

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Final report, presented on 21 Jun 2023

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Select Committee

The select committee gathers information and prepares a report on the bill for the House, including recommending changes to the bill.

Resources

  • Member(s) in charge: Hon Louise Upston
    Type of Bill: Government
    Parliament: 53
    Bill no: 153-2
    Introduction: 27 Jul 2022
    First reading agreed: 02 Aug 2022
    Referred to: Social Services and Community
    Submissions due: 14 Aug 2022
    Select Committee Report(s): Accessibility for New Zealanders Bill - 21 Jun 2023