Unpacking Chain of Responsibility in New Zealand

CoRsafe's Unpacking Chain of Responsibility in New Zealand Guide explores the commonalities and differences between how Australia and New Zealand manage the principle of ‘Chain of Responsibility’ (CoR).

While the legislation is vastly different, the actual outcomes are often very similar, and exist in both environments. The conflation of Australian-based CoR requirements in New Zealand, commonly introduced by organisations with a footprint in both countries, often leads to confusion about what the New Zealand requirements are and how they’re regulated. This guide is designed to break things down into simple terms and remove confusion.

What’s inside?

Heavy vehicle safety is central to the transport industry in both countries, and the concept of ‘shared responsibility’ exists no matter what side of the ditch you’re on. 

This one-page guide is intended to help dispel the myth that CoR doesn’t apply in New Zealand, and instead look at how it is regulated, what the key legislation is, and how the penalties differ. 

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