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This document summarises the performance of building consent authorities in meeting the inspection KPI set out in the BCA (Accreditation of Building Consent Authorities) Regulations 2006 for the December 2025 quarter.

Provides guidance for operators of ground based space infrastructure on their protective security obligations under the Act.

Sets out the final decisions for the restructuring of the Business and Consumer branch.

The key aim of the change proposal is to enable a capability uplift in MBIE's monitoring performance.

Outlines the confirmed changes for the Investment Management Branch, including a refreshed leadership team, clearer staff responsibilities, updated reporting lines, and some roles being changed or disestablished to help the branch run more smoothly and support its work more effectively.

The updated proposal splits key manager roles, adds technical depth, and makes changes to job titles and reassignment processes to strengthen leadership, support career progression, and manage costs in the Joint Targeting and Analytics team.

Outlines changes to strengthen MBIE’s structure, including renaming teams, shifting reporting lines, adding new advisor roles, engaging experienced board members, and updating position descriptions to improve flexibility and focus on performance.

This proposed change focuses on transitioning from a domain-based to a functionally aligned team structure. It includes updates to existing roles, introducing new roles to support digital transformation and career pathways, aligning teams to the Immigration System Risk Management Framework, and preparing for tools like ADEPT to improve agility, efficiency, and collaboration.

The final decisions include changing reporting lines for roles supporting Tupu Tai and the three policy roles into the Economic Growth Branch, and disestablishing the Manager Langa Le Va position.

The proposal outlined integrating the Langa Le Va work programme into the Economic Growth Branch, continuing the Tupu Tai initiative, and shifting three policy roles to focus on Pacific business potential.