Without following any rules and regulations, the company may face serious problems. Therefore, it is important to know the basic rules, legislation and other legal requirements. Starting a business in New Zealand is quite simple, but there are some things to consider. Such as business structures, name, registration, obligation to pay taxes, licenses, consents and permits (Business.Govt, 2015). Since FABRICK enterprise will be based on the online platform, it will have to consider some rules and regulations of Internet commerce, such as providing good information about the business, costs and terms and conditions of goods and services, avoiding spamming and always maintaining privacy principles ( Business.Govt, 2015). When operating a business in New Zealand with consumers, there are key legislations that may affect the business, such as, under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993. As a trader, there are obligations and warranties to meet, for example example, goods should be of acceptable quality for a reasonable time, fit for purpose, matching description, must have reasonable parts and provide timely delivery (Citizen Advice Bureau, 2016). Whereas the Fair Trading Act 1986 provides that the trader shall not engage in misleading or deceptive conduct such as giving a false impression about the product, misrepresentation and unfair trading practices by the trader. Product security and information disclosure must be maintained at all times