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that the head is part of the public service therefore their core job is to support the government of the day. They must remain non-partisan and will continue to serve the government no matter the basis of who is in the government of the day. The current head of the DPMC is made up of these crucial roles; Chief executive, Deputy Chief executive: of the
National Security Group, Deputy Chief executive: Policy, Secretary of the Cabinet/ Clerk Of The Executive council, Executive Director, Strategy, Governance and Engagement Group and Child Wellbeing and Poverty Reduction Group, Executive Director: Implementation Unit and Deputy Chief Executive, COVID-19 Group. The clerk of the executive reports to the governor-general and the chief executive reports to the prime minister. To see current members and their roles refer to the table above.
405:. The Governor-General performs various ceremonial, constitutional, and diplomatic duties on behalf of the monarch, and is considered the highest-ranking public official in the country. The Governor-General is appointed by the monarch on the advice of Prime Minister of New Zealand and serves a term of five years. The position is largely ceremonial, with the Governor-General performing various duties such as opening and closing parliamentary sessions, signing bills into law, and granting royal assent. The Governor-General also has a number of other ceremonial and diplomatic functions, such as hosting visiting dignitaries and representing New Zealand at international events.
936:. In conjunction with other team members of the leadership section in the department, they work to improve public service performance and work collaboratively amongst themselves and across multiple agencies. This department must lead and communicate crucial information to other agencies and departments within the government and the Chief Executive supports the prime minister of the day to enable this to happen well. The Chief Executive regularly holds meetings with the prime minister to discuss issues that are relevant to the DPMC. The Chief Executive also meets regularly with the Security of the Cabinet to establish the agenda for Cabinet meetings.
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876:. As a part of this response, in March 2020, the department headed the first table-top COVID-19 planning exercise. In December 2020, the COVID-19 Response Unit (COVID-19 Group) was established as a business unit of the DPMC. The group acted as a central COVID-19 response function, responsible for oversight, integration and coordination across the response system as a whole. In February 2021, the Auditor-general announced a performance audit of the AoG response to COVID-19 (released on 13/12/22). By August 2022, the coordination of COVID-19 response functions began to transition from the DPMC to (mainly health sector) agencies .
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the department. They hold many responsibilities including accountability for the departments' performance and the conduct of staff within the department including areas like understanding conflicts of interest that staff may hold. Furthermore, they are also responsible for allocating and tracking resources that government provides the DPMC. Additionally, they are the chair of the
541:(formerly known as the External Assessments Bureau) became part of the department on 1 July 1991. Responsibility for civil defence and emergency management was consolidated in the department in 2014 through a business unit called the Ministry for Civil Defence and Emergency Management (MCDEM). MCDEM was superseded by an autonomous departmental agency hosted by DPMC in 2019, the
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The products and services of the project were regarded as high-quality. Evidence sourced throughout the review found high use of the Policy
Quality Framework, however found most policy practitioners did not have a good awareness of the tools available by The Policy Project and were not implementing these tools to inform policy advice.
894:. The Greater Christchurch Group (GCG) provided policy, planning, and monitoring support to Ministers on a broad range of regeneration issues across the greater Christchurch region. GCG also inherited specific responsibilities from the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority (CERA). GCG operated from April 2016 until January 2021.
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pieces of legislation, norms, and structures that underpin the distribution of governmental power. The DPMC plays a central role in the application of these foundational aspects of government in New
Zealand. and therefore, as an institution serves as a part of these constitutional arrangements itself.
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The Chief
Executive of the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet works for public service. The main point of contact between the Ministerial Department and the public service represented by the DPMC is the chief executive. The Chief Executive of the DPMC holds the core role of leading and managing
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Using the framework, public service agencies are instructed to report of their policy quality in their Annual Report. This is represented by a numerical score, using the Policy
Quality Framework. Agencies will include a target within their Estimates process, which is later compared with their actual
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is a âgovernment secretariatâ which provides unbiased support to the decision-making processes of central government. The
Cabinet Office advises the Governor-General, Prime Minister and other ministers on constitutional, policy and procedural matters, especially those contained in the Cabinet Manual
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At this time there were many moving parts to the prime minister's department and related agencies. With multiple government departments involved along with the division of government departments, declining interdepartmental collaboration, Treasury taking a leading role in place of their coordinating
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Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet has a "unified purpose to advance an ambitious, resilient and well-governed New Zealand". Their role is to be advisors, leaders, and stewards for the executive government. A key difference between the head of DPMC and those within the DPMC is
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The most recent addition to the departmentâs portfolio of business units is the
Implementation Unit which began operating in June 2021 with the goal of supporting the implementation of selected priority programmes and ensuring that key relevant figures and agencies are kept regularly and accurately
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According to the DPMC website, the department was officially established on 1 January 1990 after the recommendation of providing two separate sources of advice to the prime minister. This is the basis of the department. Along with this the DPMC utilise business units and agencies in their work. The
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Project underwent an interim evaluation, commissioned in the previous year by the Head of the Policy Profession. The review was performed by Allen + Clarke Policy and Regulatory Specialists. The review found The Policy Project to be fit-for-purpose, well-regarded and efficient.
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Strategy, Governance and Engagement Group (SGE) supports DPMC pertaining to strategic priorities and risk management. This group advises the Chief Executive, the Executive Leadership Team and the Senior Management Team relating to planning and oversight of the DPMCâs organisational development
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Following a review by Cabinet of the Health and Disability System Review/Hauora Manaaki Ki Aotearoa WhÄnui a business unit known as the Health and Disability Review Transition Unit was established in September 2020 to lead the response to the review. The Transition Unit has launched a new website
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The National Security Group (NSG) leads New Zealandâs national security interests. They advise the Prime Minister, the Minister Responsible for the New Zealand Security Intelligence Service, the Minister Responsible for the Government Communications Security Bureau and other relevant Ministers on
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The Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet was established 1 January 1990. The department was born out of a structural adjustment programme. Prior to this, New Zealand had a simple Westminster-style parliament with a two-party monopoly, which made the structural changes easier to implement.
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The DPMC supports the Governor-General of New Zealand in carrying out his or her functions to represent the Sovereign. In this support framework, the department is expected to provide advice, administrative and support services so the Governor-General can perform her roles and duties effectively,
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in her role as Minister for Child Poverty Reduction and to support the development of New Zealandâs Wellbeing Strategy for children and young people. To achieve this, the group's purpose is to; embed the child wellbeing and poverty reduction legislative framework, support the system to focus on
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The DPMC website describes its primary objective as "helping to provide, at an administrative level, the 'constitutional and institutional glue' that underlies our system of parliamentary democracy." New Zealand has an âunwrittenâ constitution which is characterised by its reliance on disparate
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The State Services Commission (renamed the Public Services Commission in 2020) in conjunction with the Treasury held a vast amount of power. Before the current-day department, the prime minister's department existed which was replaced in 1987 by the prime minister's office. The prime ministerâs
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Establishing and promoting three policy frameworks throughout the public service. These are the Policy Skills Framework, Policy Capability Framework and Policy Quality Framework. The project provides a range of tools and resources for public servants to encourage active use of the three policy
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Aotearoaâs New Zealandâs National Security Strategy outlines the national security approach. This aids the government to act early, deliberately, and in partnership to protect and promote its national security interests. It also aims to understand, intercept, prepare for and respond to threats
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The Cyclone Recovery Unit was established in March 2023 to respond to the North Island weather events. The purpose of this is to be locally led and centrally supported to monitor and arrange severe weather support across the government. This focuses on support led by local engagement through
834:, the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority (CERA) was established, followed by the Greater Christchurch Group (GCG) in 2016. The disestablishment of CERA occurred in 2016 and GCG in 2021. The groups will have supported the Minister supporting Greater Christchurch Regeneration, initially
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The Policy Project operates within the Policy Advisory Group business unit. It supports the Chief Executive of DPMCâs stewardship role as Head of the Policy Profession. The Policy Project was established in 2014 as a way to improve the policy system by the Head of the Policy Profession.
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The Policy Advisory Group (PAG) provides impartial advice to the Prime Minister, and occasionally other Ministers. This consists of the Deputy Chief Executive and 11 senior policy advisors with experience in areas of law, business, economic policy and social policy (DPMC,
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The Policy Quality Framework further provides the New Zealand public service with an empirical way of measuring the quality of their policy advice. This is to reflect on the quality of policy advice provided and ministerial satisfaction with the policy advice.
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The DPMC through its Honours Unit contained within the Cabinet Office also administers the New Zealand Royal Honours System. Made up of the following awards, the final Honours list is approved by the King of New Zealand on the advice of the Prime Minister:
883:. The report was released in December 2020 that details what the Public Sector knew about the terrorist. In November 2021, cabinet developed an approach to monitoring the Governmentâs response to the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the terrorist attacks.
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National security is not managed by one agency alone. The agencies of the national security community manage the national security, with prevention as the main focus. As such, the agencies of the national security community prioritise early action.
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The Risk and Systems Governance Group focuses on the government building long-term prosperity and resilience in New Zealand. This oversees New Zealandâs national resilience system to ensure systems and structures are adequately equipped (DPMC,
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The Delivery Unit reports to the Prime Minister and Cabinet on the development of Government Targets and the Government Action Plan. This Unit also guides public sector agencies responsible for the delivery of key Government priorities (DPMC,
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communities, iwi, businesses, local government, regional groups and others. This Unit advises the Minister for Cyclone Recovery on the Government recovery work programme relating to long-term resilience within policy delivery (DPMC, 2024).
370:, the prime minister and the Cabinet) through the provision of impartial advice and support services. Additionally, a major role of the department is to help co-ordinate the work of the core public service departments and ministries.
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A number of groups have been established and disestablished throughout the time that the DPMC has served the Government. After a significant earthquake in Canterbury in early 2015, while the city was still recovering from the
346:." The department's overall area of responsibility is in helping to provide, at an administrative level, the "constitutional and institutional glue" within New Zealand's parliamentary democracy. The department along with the
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Monitors and supports implementation of prioritised government initiatives and ensures that relevant key political figures, civil servants, and agencies are kept informed on the progress of these prioritised programmes.
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one, and the necessity of challenging advice, this was reimagined to form the department of prime minister and cabinet. This simplified government decision-making both strategically and operationally.
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things most likely to make a positive difference, and influence change and drive action across the system. As the current Minister for Child Poverty Reduction,
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Coordinates, and where necessary leads, the All-of-Government response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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Supports DPMC to achieve its strategic priorities and manages risk by working across the department.
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Overview of government activity and access to information on any and all issues that arise.
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The COVID-19 Group replaced the National Crisis Management Centre. 1 July 2020 - ongoing
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The External Assessments Bureau (currently the National Assessments Bureau). 1 July 1991
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Officials Committee for Domestic and External Security Co-ordination
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Many responsibilities have been shifted from the COVID-19 group to
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https://www.dpmc.govt.nz/our-business-units/cyclone-recovery-unit
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https://www.dpmc.govt.nz/our-business-units/policy-advisory-group
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Executive Director, Child Wellbeing and Poverty Reduction Group
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Greater Christchurch Group (GCG). 1 March 2016 - 29 January 2021
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DPMC. (2017). Strategy, Governance and Engagement Group (SGE).
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Risk & Systems Governance Group. December 2023 â ongoing
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It leads the Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCOI) into the
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1969:DPMC. (2024). Risk and Systems Governance Group.
511:matters linked to national security (DPMC, 2024).
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566:The New Zealand Distinguished Service Decoration
537:was added to the department in August 1990. The
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2352:Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
2096:Minister for National Security and Intelligence
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1098:Create an effective national security structure
1095:Build a resilient, informed and engaged society
2179:Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security
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1524:"Strong quake hits New Zealand's Christchurch"
1206:"Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet"
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881:Terrorist Attack on the Christchurch Mosques
761:Child Wellbeing and Poverty Reduction Group
716:Prime Minister, with occasional exceptions.
563:The New Zealand Bravery and Gallantry Awards
312:Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
124:Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
1975:DPMC. (2023). Policy Advisory Group (PAG).
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789:Deputy Chief Executive, COVID-19 Group
448:Government House. August 1990 - ongoing
324:Te Tari o te Pirimia me te Komiti Matua
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1132:The Policy Quality Framework
832:2011 Christchurch Earthquake
739:All ministers, as required.
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600:Current business unit leader
595:Role of business unit leader
590:Description of business unit
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230:Total budget for 2019/20
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2335:New Zealand Food Safety
2295:Education Review Office
2158:Immigration New Zealand
442:the history of the DPMC
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2451:Statistics New Zealand
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