Chief Executive’s introduction | He Kupu Whakataki nā te Tumu Whakarae
Foreword from Carolyn Tremain, Secretary for Business, Innovation and Employment and Chief Executive.
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I am pleased to present the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment’s (MBIE’s) Strategic Intentions for 2023–2028.
As the Government’s lead microeconomic agency, MBIE has a key role in supporting the Government with its ambition to rebuild the economy to one that is more dynamic and productive. One where businesses can thrive, where more opportunities exist and standards of living have improved for all New Zealanders.
The global environment continues to be dynamic and uncertain. The pace of technological change is speeding up, geopolitical tensions are increasing and environmental challenges are continuing. This means both increasing opportunities as well as heightened risks to New Zealand’s economic prosperity.
Using the economic and organisational levers MBIE controls, we want to deliver meaningful impact and achieve better outcomes for businesses and, as a result, for New Zealanders. We want to make sure we achieve positive results across the various economic systems we manage. To do this we need to lift our own productivity, find efficiencies and maintain strong fiscal discipline to provide greater value and higher levels of service for every dollar spent to achieve better public services.
To support the Government and drive economic growth, MBIE will lead and contribute to significant initiatives aimed at helping make Aotearoa New Zealand a better place to live and do business.
We will do this across 5 outcome areas:
- Prosperous and adaptable people, sectors
and regions - Skilled people engaged in safe and productive work
- Competitive markets with informed consumers and businesses
- Strong and resilient economy and value derived from natural resources
- Dynamic business environment fostering innovation and international connections.
To successfully deliver these outcomes, we will work with other government agencies, and engage effectively with businesses, stakeholders, communities, iwi and Māori. I am confident by working closely with these partners, we can work to achieve the Government’s ambitions.
Carolyn Tremain
Secretary for Business, Innovation and Employment, and Chief Executive
He koanga ngākau tēnei te tāpae atu nei i ngā Whāinga Rautaki 2023 – 2028 a Hīkina Whakatutuki (MBIE).
Anei mātou, a Hīkina Whakatutuki (MBIE), te tari ōhanga whāiti matua a te kāwanantanga, me ō mātou tōmina nui ki te whakakaha ake i te ao ōhanga kia kakama anō, kia pūkaha anō hoki. He ao ōhanga e whai oranga ai ngā pakihi, e hua ake hoki ngā āheinga me te whakapakari ake i ngā paerewa ā-noho mō Aotearoa whānui.
He ao weherua, he ao rerekē tēnei te huri tonu nei. E kaha tonu nei ngā panonitanga hangarau, ngā pēhitanga tōrangapū a-ao me ngā uauatanga taiao. Nā whai anō e puea ake ana he āheinga me ngā tūraru e pā mai ana ki te toioranga o te ao ōhanga o Aotearoa.
Mā te kukumetanga mai i ngā whārewa ōhanga, wāhi mahi hoki, ka puta ake ngā hua hora nui, me te whakatutuki hoki i ngā putanga mā ngā pakihi me Aotearoa. Ko tā mātou e whai nei kia tutuki ngā whāinga puta noa i ngā pūnaha ōhanga whānui e
whakahaeretia nei e mātou. E eke ai tēnei, me pūkaha, me rapua ngā māiatanga, me mauritau hoki te whakapau tahua e whai hua ai ngā putanga ratonga i ngā ratonga tūmatanui.
Mō te āhua ki ngā mahi tautoko i te kāwanatanga ki te whakatītina ake i ngā whanaketanga ōhanga, ko tā Hīkina Whakatutuki he arataki i ngā kaupapa hirahira kia pai ake a Aotearoa hei wāhi noho, hei wāhi whakatū pakihi hoki.
E rima ngā putanga hei whai mā mātou:
- He iwi tōnui, he iwi urutau i roto i ngā rāngai me ngā rohe
- He iwi whai pūkenga, he iwi whai toronga i ngā wāhi mahi haumaru, pūkaha hoki
- He mākete toa matarau; he kiritaki, he pakihi mōhio hoki
- He ōhanga, he wāriu titikaha e ahu mai ana i ngā rawa taiao.
- He taiao pakihi e hihiri ana kia tipu ake te auaha me ngā tūhononga huri i te ao.
E angitu ai tā mātou whakatutuki i ēnei putanga, ka mahi tahi mātou ki ētahi atu tari kāwanatanga, ki ngā pakihi, ki te hunga whai pānga, ki ngā hapori me ngā iwi Māori. E whakapono ana au, ki te tika tā mātou mahi tahi me ngā hoa kōtui, ka tutuki pai ngā wawata a te kāwanatanga.
Carolyn Tremain
Hēkeretari mō Hīkina Whakatutuki