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Aug 2016 Ho How should w should tr transpor ansport be t be regula gulated ted in 2025 in 2025? In order to decide whether we can simply build on existing law, or need new law, we explored: What drives regulatory changes What changes


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Aug 2016

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Ho How should w should tr transpor ansport be t be regula gulated ted in 2025

in 2025?

  • In order to decide whether we can simply build
  • n existing law, or need new law, we explored:

What drives regulatory changes What changes will we see in the transport sector Can we adapt current law or will we need new law Regulation 2025 What are the implications for NZ

This publication does not reflect government policy

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Ho How should w should tr transpor ansport be t be regula gulated ted in 2025

in 2025?

  • In order to decide whether we can simply build
  • n existing law, or need new law, we explored:

What drives regulatory changes

What changes will we see in the transport sector Can we adapt current law or will we need new law What are the implications for NZ Regulation 2025

This publication does not reflect government policy

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Regulation is about balancing interests

Regulation 2025

Society Government Business

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Regulatory systems are always changing in response to demands

Driving change

  • Public risk perception
  • New regulatory

ideologies

  • New business models
  • New technologies

Regulation 2025

Inhibiting change

  • Social norms
  • Regulatory inertia
  • Established business

interests

  • Ludditism

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Regulatory systems are always changing in response to demands

Driving change

  • Public risk perception
  • New regulatory

ideologies

  • New business models
  • New technologies

Regulation 2025

Inhibiting change

  • Social norms
  • Regulatory inertia
  • Established business

interests

  • Ludditism

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Regulation can drive better outcomes through technological innovation

Regulation 2025

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Regulation can drive better outcomes through technological innovation

Regulation 2025

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Regulation can drive better outcomes through technological innovation

Regulation 2025

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Regulation can ensure diffusion of technology

Regulation 2025

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Regulation can ensure diffusion of technology

Regulation 2025

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Regulation can ensure diffusion of technology

Regulation 2025

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We need to deliver a good regulatory environment not a minimal environment

Regulation 2025

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Ho How should w should tr transpor ansport be t be regula gulated ted in 2025

in 2025?

  • In order to decide whether we can simply build
  • n existing law, or need new law, we explored:

What drives regulatory changes

What changes will we see in the transport sector

Can we adapt current law or will we need new law What are the implications for NZ Regulation 2025

This publication does not reflect government policy

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Disruptions to transport

Regulation 2025

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Disruptions to transport

Regulation 2025

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Disruptions to transport

Regulation 2025

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Regulation 2025

Regulation 2025

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Slowly and Surely

Regulation 2025

  • People prefer face to face interactions
  • Ride-sharing is increasing
  • Regulation is light touch and guiding

Social Cohesion International Competitiveness

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Embracing Connectivity

Regulation 2025

  • Greater willingness to share private

information and data

  • Autonomous vehicle fleets
  • Regulation is liberal in places, hard-lined

in others

Road toll System Risks

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Can’t Get Enough

Regulation 2025

  • Pockets of different transport

technologies are adopted

  • Regulation is light handed, for now
  • Objective of regulator is to improve

interoperability

System risks Social cohesion

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Keeping our Boundaries

Regulation 2025

  • People value privacy and security
  • The transport system is similar to

today

  • Regulation is deliberative and

protective

System risks Efficiency

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Ho How should w should tr transpor ansport be t be regula gulated ted in 2025

in 2025?

  • In order to decide whether we can simply build
  • n existing law, or need new law, we explored:

What drives regulatory changes What changes will we see in the transport sector

Can we adapt current law or will we need new law

What are the implications for NZ Regulation 2025

This publication does not reflect government policy

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We will need to manage three different types of risk

Regulation 2025

Software Security Systems

Self-driving vehicles Integrated

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  • Trials to certification
  • Comply – will it
  • Stability
  • Fail-safe

Softw Softwar are System issues Security

Regulation 2025

Performance

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  • Issue for today
  • Who is in control?
  • Test of character?

Softw Softwar are System issues Security

Regulation 2025

Human Interface

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  • Who to save
  • Social and cultural values
  • Moral and ethical choices are

not black and white

Softw Softwar are System issues Security

Regulation 2025

Ethics

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  • Emergent behaviour
  • Effectiveness
  • Stability
  • Fail-safe
  • Compatibility

Softw Softwar are System issues Security

System Performance

Regulation 2025

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  • Who should pay
  • Will there be insurance?

Softw Softwar are System issues Security

Liability

Regulation 2025

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  • Who owns the data?
  • Expectations on data sharing
  • Expectations on data storage
  • Protection

Softw Softwar are System issues Security

Data

Regulation 2025

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  • Vehicle
  • Fleet
  • Management system

Softw Softwar are System issues Security

Physical security

Regulation 2025

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Ho How should w should tr transpor ansport be t be regula gulated ted in 2025

in 2025?

  • In order to decide whether we can simply build
  • n existing law, or need new law, we explored:

What drives regulatory changes What changes will we see in the transport sector

What are the implications for NZ

Regulation 2025 Can we adapt current law or will we need new law

This publication does not reflect government policy

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Adapt New

NZ strategic choices – self driving transport system

Regulation 2025

Regulating Use

Insurance and rapid response Proactive enforcement

Data

Accreditation Certification

Technical

Performance based Rule based

Jurisdiction

Domestic International

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NZ strategic choices – integrated transport system

Regulation 2025

Regulating Use

Reactive rapid response Proactive enforcement

Data

Regulation Market

Technical

Regulation Standards

Jurisdiction

Domestic International

Adapt New

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Transport

Land Air Sea Intelligence

NZ strategic choices - regulatory structure

Regulation 2025

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Comms Transport Finance Intelligence

NZ strategic choices - regulatory structure

Regulation 2025

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Strategic Choices

Regulation 2025 AVs Integrated Open Proactive

Single regulatory system

Software Security Systems

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