The burden of regulation
During the year it made 14 submissions on policy consultations - which is a rate of more than one each month.
On top of that it says it held more than 100 meetings with government, regulators and Inland Revenue during the year. That equates to about one meeting every couple of working days.
Chief executive Richard Klipin says the engagements "included meetings with XRB on Climate Standards, attending the newly created Insurance Forum under CoFR, meetings on specific major policy issues such as a New Zealand Income Insurance Scheme and meetings with the FMA and MBIE to discuss Significant Financial Hardship and Early Withdrawals from KiwiSaver, along with many more."
Chairman Rob Flannagan also noted it "continued ongoing meetings with the FMA and MBIE, and engaged key politicians and regulators including Minister David Clark at our Regenerations Conference."
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