On 12 November, TINZ held its 2024-2025 Annual General Meeting at the Wellington Club, in Wellington.
Ahead of the Annual Meeting, TINZ members and guests gathered for a panel discussion examining Aotearoa’s current legislative and system safeguards against growing corruption and integrity risks. A recording of the discussion is available on YouTube and a recap can be found on our website see Corruption landscape: Can legislative and system safeguards address current and emerging threats in New Zealand-Aotearoa.
The 2024-2025 Transparency International New Zealand (TINZ) Annual Report was provided to members at the Annual General Meeting on the 12th of November, and members adopted the new Constitution which brings TINZ’s governing rules into alignment with the Incorporated Societies Act changes, and also reflects some of the changes in TINZ governance and membership over time.
Thanks for your service
We say a heartfelt thanks to Dame Patsy Reddy who has served as our patron since 2021 and to Luke Quin who has termed out after 8 years of service as a director and to Tod Cooper who has given many years of leadership and service..
These individuals contributed valuable time and expertise to TINZ. Their work is our strength.
Welcome
At the AGM TINZ appointed former Controller and Auditor General John Ryan as Patron. John’s work in support of transparency and anti-corruption were noted in June: New Zealand owes a huge debt of gratitude to John Ryan
Our members approved the addition of four new board members: Peter Boshier, Anne French, Sarah Cotgreave and Daniel Fielding.
