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Report on Overseas Travel: Hon Michael Wood (USA, September 2022)

Cabinet asked to note report on to Washington DC, USA 11-16 September 2022 to attend the Five Country Ministerial meeting.

National Quarantine Capability Full Programme Business Case v2.6

Seeks agreement for continued improvements to New Zealand

Draft Cabinet Paper and Programme Business Case on future of MIQ

Provides the draft Cabinet paper: A national quarantine system: decisions about quarantine options for the ongoing COVID-19 response and for future pandemic preparedness for ministerial consultation and seeks agreement to lodge the final Cabinet paper for consideration by the Social Wellbeing Committee.

Bioeconomy Opportunities Research Executive Summary

FPA01-001-2022 – Signed public notice of approval to be employer bargaining party – Clubs New Zealan...

Signed public notice of approval to be employer bargaining party – Clubs New Zealand Incorporated

FPA01-001-2022 – Signed public notice of approval to be employer bargaining party – Employers’ and M...

Signed public notice of approval to be employer bargaining party – Employers’ and Manufacturer’s Association (Northern) Incorporated.

FPA01-008-2023 – Signed public notice of approval to be employer bargaining party – Employers’ and M...

Signed public notice of approval to be employer bargaining party – Employers’ and Manufacturer’s Association (Northern) Incorporated

Cyclone Recovery – Proposal to fund marketing for the Thames Coromandel region

Cabinet paper seeks decision for MBIE to reprioritise up to $200,000 for visitor promotional programmes to support Cyclone Gabrielle recovery.

Monthly labour market fact sheet – July 2023

The monthly labour market fact sheet summarises high-frequency and timely data and surveys with a focus around the impact of COVID-19 on the labour market. It is designed to supplement the Quarterly Labour Market Snapshot.

Cyclone Recovery: Proposal to Fund Marketing for the Thames Coromandel Region – Minute of Decision

Cabinet agreed to reprioritise up to $200,000 for visitor promotional programmes to support Cyclone Gabrielle recovery.