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As of June 17, changes to the Consumer Guarantees Act will include a new guarantee of delivery.

This means that when a supplier is responsible for arranging the delivery of goods, they must ensure the goods reach the consumer in the agreed time period (or a reasonable time, if no time period was agreed).

This change only applies to goods bought for personal use, from a trader in New Zealand.

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