Join a G-REG community of practice to expand your networks, share ideas, and grow your professional knowledge and skills.
Me mahi tahi tātou mō te oranga o te katoa.
Let us work together for the good of all.
G-REG itself is a community of practice, gathered around the field of regulation, and seeking to improve the leadership, culture, practice and capability of organisations and individuals who carry out regulatory work.
Smaller communities of practice are also forming within the wider G-REG community, where they can focus on a specific domain. We currently operate 3 communities of practice.
Each G-REG community of practice sets its own priorities and agenda in line with the broader G-REG purpose.
Members can connect through community chat, formal events and meetings, and individual or small group meet ups. Everyone is encouraged to get to know each other, and to give and receive support as able and needed.
G-REG communities are fostered by kaitiaki (guardians) who organise the more formal elements of the community, and ensure that the community is thriving, connected, and supported. The goal for all communities is that they are community operated and driven with background support from the G-REG Secretariat team as needed. Our goal is to connect regulators and create an environment for the community to flourish.
Through the Regulatory Capability Community (RCC) you will connect with others who are interested in improving the people capability of New Zealand’s regulatory workforce so that it is skilled, knowledgeable, collaborative, and innovative – competent and capable to meet the challenges presented by regulatory work, now and into the future.
Download the sign-up form here:
Complete the form and email it to g-reg@mbie.govt.nz
Read our Operating Guidelines for the G-REG Regulatory Capability Community here:
These operating guidelines set out key information about the purpose, membership, and operation of G-REG’s Regulatory Capability Community.
PDF, 348KB, 14 pages
Through the Regulatory Stewardship Community you will connect with people in central and local government who work on or have a particular interest in the Regulatory Stewardship. Both G-REG and The Treasury provide kaitiaki for this group in recognition of The Treasury’s functional leadership in this space.
Download the sign-up form here:
Complete the form and email it to g-reg@mbie.govt.nz
Read our Operating Guidelines for the G-REG Regulatory Stewardship here:
These operating guidelines set out key information about the purpose, membership and operation of the Regulatory Stewardship Community of Practice supported by G-REG and The Treasury.
PDF, 349KB, 10 pages
Through the Investigations community you will connect with regulatory investigation practitioners, investigation managers and people in other related investigation support functions, to share and collaborate to meet the challenges presented by their work.
Download the sign-up form here:
Complete the form and email it to g-reg@mbie.govt.nz
Read our Operating Guidelines for the G-REG Investigations Community here:
These operating guidelines set out key information about the purpose, membership and operation of G-REG’s Investigations Community of Practice.
PDF, 352KB, 10 pages
Belonging to a community of practice can help you:
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RCC membership sign up form [DOCX 68KB]