Generals

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New Zealand Country Statement Anti Corruption Summit London 2016

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TINZ Submission Shewan Inquiry

TINZ submission to the Shewan Inquiry calling on the government to widen the terms of reference to protect New Zealand’s reputation and future proof our laws following the release of the “Panama papers”.

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Bribery and Corruption Undermine Sport

The arrest of some of the most powerful figures in global football on bribery and corruption charges is a wakeup call for New Zealand

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State Sanctioned Bribes Unacceptable

The Organised Crime and Anti-corruption Bill allows facilitation payments-small bribes-undermining New Zealand’s strong reputation for being corruption free.

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TINZ Suzanne Snively Presentation to Kapiti Women in Business

“Women Can Lead the World Through Just Business, Increasing Productivity AND Addressing Family Violence” Kapiti Women in Business Lunch Suzanne Snively Paraparaumu 25th February 2015

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New Zealand to be a part of the 2015 Government Defence Anti-Corruption Index for the first time

Janine McGruddy Director, Transparency International New Zealand The Government Defence Anti-Corruption Index 2015 will be the second global analysis of corruption risk in defence establishments worldwide. However, it is the first analysis that includes New Zealand. The Index aims to give governments, armed forces, civil society and citizens the tools to avoid the dangers and {read more…}

In Honour of Jeremy Pope

Transparency International New Zealand invites you to a formal presentation to Diana Pope of the 2013 Assessment of New Zealand's National Integrity Systems. 1 December 2014 – 5.30 p.m. at the Lecture Theatre 2 Old Government Buildings, Victoria University of Wellington Speaker Tuiloma Neroni Slade former Judge, International Criminal Court in the Hague, former legal counsel {read more…}

TI.NZ

TI.NZ the New Online Home for Transparency International New Zealand {read more…}

Following the Election

What Happens Following the Election This is the first time since 1908 that a third term government has increased its majority in Parliament. In both cases, it meant that the governing party could govern on its own.  In 2014, with the existence of MMP, however, the governing party may also choose to align itself with {read more…}