Regulation nearing tipping as govt watchdogs flex muscles, Chapman Tripp says

Regulation nearing tipping as govt watchdogs flex muscles, Chapman Tripp says
Paul McBeth
By Paul McBeth April 4 (BusinessDesk) - The expansion of regulatory regimes and increased budgets to enforce them may have pushed the balance of government oversight to a "tipping point" where the costs start outweighing the wider public benefits, Chapman Tripp says.  The law firm expects more proactive regulatory intervention by agencies including the Commerce Commission, Financial Markets Authority, Serious Fraud Office, Inland Revenue, and Overseas Investment Office, which have all received bumps in funding to pay for increased demands...