The following criteria are relevant to the implementation of that purpose (without limiting the other relevant criteria):
(a) | providing an appropriate level of protection for investors:
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(b) | seeking to maintain the integrity and international competitiveness of the New Zealand
listed markets:
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(c) | ensuring that the benefits resulting from the continuous disclosure regime justify the
costs, including the following costs:
(i) | the value that a public issuer gives up if the information is not kept confidential; and
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(ii) | compliance costs for public issuers and registered exchanges in disclosing the information:
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(d) | ensuring reasonable consistency and predictability in the application of the continuous disclosure regime:
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(e) | avoiding unfair advantages resulting from inappropriate disclosure of information to some, but not all, investors:
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(f) | recognising the important to the New Zealand listed markets of attracting and retaining public issuers:
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(g) | recognising the desirability of an effectively functioning framework of co-regulation of listed markets by registered exchanges and the Commission:
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(h) | recognising the importance of maintaining international best practices for continuous disclosure in listed markets:
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(i) | any principles applying to the co-ordination of business law between Australia and New Zealand set out in any agreement or memorandum of understanding between the Governments of New Zealand and Australia.
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