MEDIA RELEASE

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Transparency International New Zealand
17 November 2013
Patron, Sir Don McKinnon

National Integrity System Assessment New Zealand 2013 Media Release

In 2012 and 2013 Transparency International New Zealand undertook New Zealand’s second National Integrity System Assessment. This study was designed to be more comprehensive, more consultative and more effective than its first NIS published 10 years ago. It has proceeded from a strict assessment into an active implementation phase.

This project is a substantial commitment on the part of TINZ and its partners to create a definitive roadmap for a corruption intolerant New Zealand.

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