The Department of Internal Affairs

The Department of Internal Affairs

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  • 2013 Gazettes

    New Zealand Gazette On-Line - 2013 Gazettes. [24/05/2013 1:04:34 p.m.]

  • Better Local Government

    The Government has announced an eight point reform programme for local government. The Local Government Act 2002 Amendment Bill was introduced on 30 May 2012. [16/05/2013 1:20:22 p.m.]

  • Rates Rebate Scheme

    Information on the Government's Rates Rebate Scheme, including forms and details for the 2012-13 financial year. [15/05/2013 11:24:38 a.m.]

  • Marriage Amendment Act - Questions and Answers

    Answers to questions about the Marriage Amendment Act 2013. [14/05/2013 10:41:21 a.m.]

  • Gaming Statistics

    Gaming expenditure statistics, machine numbers, society numbers, percentage of machines by society. [30/04/2013 3:22:50 p.m.]

  • Ministers' expenses

    Information about travel and accommodation expenses for members of the Executive, administered by Ministerial Services in the Department of Internal Affairs. This information on the expenses of members of the Executive is provided on a quarterly basis. [18/04/2013 9:55:10 a.m.]

  • Ministerial credit card expenses

    Latest quarterly Ministerial credit card expenditure releases. [18/04/2013 9:54:28 a.m.]

  • Disclosure of chief executive expenses, gifts and hospitality

    Disclosure of chief executive expenses, gifts and hospitality [13/03/2013 10:55:05 a.m.]

  • Community-led Development

    An overview of community-led development [31/01/2013 4:01:56 p.m.]

  • Performance Improvement Framework Assessment

    Department of Internal Affairs undertook this Performance Improvement Framework (PIF) formal assessment as part of the PIF pilot, led by the State Services Commission (SSC). [14/01/2013 2:19:27 p.m.]

  • Most Popular Male and Female First Names

    Top 100 male and female names in from 2004 based on births registered in New Zealand. [3/01/2013 1:11:39 p.m.]

  • Environment Canterbury

    Government has decided to extend the Environment Canterbury Commission until 2016, with a Ministerial review planned for 2014. [5/10/2012 2:34:51 p.m.]

  • Compliance

    A summary of the Department's approach to compliance and enforcement in the regulated areas of gambling, censorship, electronic messaging (spam), private security personnel and private investigators, anti-money laundering and countering financing of terrorism. [23/08/2012 4:53:07 p.m.]

  • Decommissioned websites

    The websites listed on this page have been decommissioned by the Department of Internal Affairs as a part of its web optimisation programme. [28/09/2012 1:25:18 p.m.]

  • GCIO Review of Publicly Accessible Systems

    The Government Chief Information Officer (GCIO), together with an external specialist, will review policy, process and assurance information provided by departments relating to the security of publicly accessible agency systems. [23/10/2012 9:03:36 a.m.]

  • KiaTutahi

    The Kia Tūtahi Relationship Accord is an important symbol of commitment between government and communities to engage effectively to achieve social, economic and environmental outcomes. It sets expectations about how government agencies and communities will work together. [13/05/2013 8:07:12 a.m.]

  • Complaints, Investigation and Prosecution Unit

    Information about the Department of Internal Affairs' Complaints, Investigation and Prosecution Unit. [10/08/2012 2:02:43 p.m.]

  • Vote Internal Affairs

    The 2012 Budget introduced a significant change to the way funds for the Department of Internal Affairs are appropriated, with the shift to a single Vote for all our portfolios, effective from 1 July 2012. [28/05/2012 5:47:50 p.m.]

  • Statement of Intent 2012-15

    Department of Internal Affairs Statement of Intent 2012-15. [28/05/2012 5:24:54 p.m.]

  • Compliance Common Capability Programme

    The programme supports the overall development of a professional compliance community in New Zealand. Compliance activities are usually carried out by agencies within central and local government that have regulatory functions, to ensure that people and organisations adhere to rules and regulations for the public good. Compliance activities include auditing, licensing, education, monitoring, surveillance, and investigation. [15/07/2011 12:53:24 p.m.]

  • Local Government Policy

    Information about the Local Government portfolio and its issues. [13/05/2013 7:56:58 a.m.]