Current board vacancies
This page provides details of current vacancies for boards that we monitor on behalf of responsible ministers.
This page provides details of current vacancies for boards that we monitor on behalf of responsible ministers.
The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment sought feedback on the Recognised Seasonal Employer scheme from key industry, community and agency stakeholders to inform the development of final policy recommendations for the Recognised Seasonal Employer policy review. Input was sought on the current state of the scheme, and in response to policy proposals suggested through the review. A high-level summary of the submissions received was developed and provided to Cabinet alongside the review’s recommendations, to summarise the input collected during the review process.
MBIE is publishing its briefings provided to Ministers as part of the response on fuel security.
During the policy review process, stakeholders were asked to provide feedback on multiple different proposals within each of the five ‘system focused’ workstreams. A range of views were received on the proposals.
Standards provide the practical requirements needed to support secure, consistent, and interoperable participation in the Consumer Data Right (CDR). Explore CDR standards, how they are developed, and how participants and other interested parties can contribute to future standards development.
Throughout consultation, general comments on the current operation of the RSE scheme and the nature of the policy review process were received.
This page provides an overview of potential use cases for an electricity sector Consumer Data Right to support understanding of the scheme.
The New Zealand Refugee Resettlement Strategy was developed and implemented in 2013 with the aim of improving outcomes for former refugees.
MBIE first consulted the public on this policy in 2020. This page includes the Cabinet papers and consultation documents that contributed towards the passage of the Customer and Product Data Act in March 2025 and subsequent sector designations.
Findings from the evaluation of the 2018 pilot of strengthened settlement information for the Pacific Access Category (PAC) and Samoan Quota (SQ) ballot winners. The purpose of the evaluation is to understand whether the pilot was successful in helping PAC and SQ migrants prepare for a new life in New Zealand. This will provide a view on how the resources and processes could be improved in the future to better help Pacific migrants plan for life in New Zealand.
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