Te hītori o Te Ratonga TūmatanuiPublic Service history
Aotearoa New Zealand’s Public Service Act came into effect in 1912. Since then, public servants have worked continuously to reform and improve the public management system to ensure our Public Service meets the needs of all New Zealanders.
Ngā mahere me ngā kaupapa o muaPrevious plans and programmes
Four Year Plans
Four Year Plans were designed to provide a medium-term perspective of departments in the context of their longer-term vision and set out how they will get there. However, in September 2019, Cabinet considered public finance system modernisation and strategic planning. It agreed to stop requirements for four year plans, and noted ministers should have certain expectations for all agency strategic planning and reporting processes.
The Treasury website has further information.
Strategic thinking and planning — The Treasury
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