I have watched with admiration the dedication and hard work of the Board, members with delegated authority and members, all who provide their time on a voluntary basis
Find out MoreThe Financial Action Task Force - the authoritative international policy-making body on money laundering - has recently proposed changes that would require countries to have beneficial ownership registries. Anti-corruption organisations have been vigorously advocating on the proposal.
Find out MoreThe work from several open government joint workshops was presented to Hon Chris Hipkins, the Minister for the Public Service on 28 October with more than 30 attendees from government agencies and CSOs.
Find out MoreIn November TINZ will host two launch events for two important reports: the Pacific Corruption Barometer and the Government Defence Integrity Index
Find out MoreParties to the Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters (Aarhus Convention) discussed global issues related to sustainable development. An added concern is the virus of the COVID-19-Excuse for retreat from democratic participation.
Find out MoreRecord profits during the COVID crisis and low customer ratings make this the ideal time for financial services firms to concentrate on integrity and reputation. TINZ’s FISA Online Self Assessment provides the mechanism for doing it.
Find out MoreOn November 17th, IMCNZ is conducting a professional development webinar about navigating the great dichotomy of isolation and hyper-connectedness. TINZ members are invited to attend at the IMCNZ member rate.
Find out MoreTransparency International NZ and the Honest Bunch Foundation hosted a webinar on whistleblowing. We heard research from Prof Kyle Welch of George Washington University, insights from Georgia Bates of MinterEllisonWatts and examples from Hadyn Smith of The Honest Bunch.
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