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Annual Report 2024/2025 Pūrongo ā-Tau 2024/20245. Image shows four crossed bands of different colours and tones in blue and green, woven together in a triangle pointing down towards the Title text. Image includes the 2x logos: Internal Affairs - Te Tari Taiwhenua, and Te Kāwanatanga o Aotearoa - New Zealand Government.

Presented to the House of Representatives pursuant to sections 39 and 40 of the Public Finance Act 1989

ISSN: 1173-8979 (Print) and ISSN: 1173-9371 (Digital)

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Contents

Section 1 - Our year in review

Section 2 - Progress on Strategic Intentions

Section 3 - Assessment of operations

Section 4 - Organisational health and capability

Section 5 - Annual and forecast financial statements

Section 6 - Statement of Expenses and Capital Expenditure for appropriations

Section 7 - Auditor’s Report

Section 8 - Appendices

  • Appendix A – Statistical information regarding staff of the Department
  • Appendix B – Asset Performance Indicators
  • Appendix C – Carbon Neutral Government Programme
  • Appendix D – Approved Information Sharing Agreement Reporting
  • Appendix E – Search and Surveillance
  • Appendix F – Glossary

Annual Report of the Ministry for Ethnic Communities

Annual Report of the Digital Executive Board

Trust Framework Authority and Trust Framework Board

Non-departmental Appropriations 2024/25 Report

 

Our Purpose

The Department of Internal Affairs serves
and connects people, communities and
government to build a safe,
prosperous and respected
nation. 

 

 Our principles and behaviours – Mātāpono

He Tāngata

People are important to what we do and the culture we create. This principle is about people, both internal and external, being important.

Whanaungatanga

Kinship and relationships. This principle is nurtured through shared experiences and working together, which provides people with a sense of belonging.

Manaakitanga

To manaaki is to show kindness, respect and hospitality towards others. This principle is about maintaining and nurturing relationships and ensuring people are looked after.

Kotahitanga

Expresses values of togetherness, solidarity, collective action, reciprocity and respect. Strength in unity.

 

We’re stronger together

Work as a team. Value each other. 

We take pride in what we do

Make a positive difference. Strive for excellence. 

We make it easy, we make it work

Customer centred. Make things even better.

 

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