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Wellbeing, health and safety
In May 2022, we started reviewing our wellbeing, health and safety strategy to make sure it reflects our values and fosters diversity, equity, inclusion and te ao Māori.
Mahere Haumi o Te Tahua Raukaha o He Ara Whakahihiko 2027
Ka whakatakoto tēnei Mahere Haumi i te horopaki kaupapahere mō Te Tahua Raukaha o He Ara Whakahihiko. Atu ki te $8.6 miriona (hāunga te GST) e wātea ana ki te tautoko i ngā marohi angitu i ia huringa haumitanga.
Te arotake i te tau nei | Our year in review
MBIE is a large ministry with broad responsibilities that touch on the daily lives of New Zealanders in many ways.
Health and safety reform
The Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 is now nearly 10 years old. The Government committed to reforming New Zealand’s health and safety laws and regulations in the ACT – National Coalition Agreement.
Budget significant initiatives
Each year, MBIE is provided with funding from the Government to deliver significant initiatives in response to current or ongoing challenges facing Aotearoa New Zealand. The initiatives identified below are important to Parliament, the public, and MBIE’s strategic priorities and cover the span of its responsibilities. You can find more information on the following initiatives as well as other significant projects and services throughout this report.
Delivering services to people and business
People across MBIE deliver and support a number of services that touch on the daily lives of New Zealanders. From supporting safe and warm homes through tenancy services, connecting New Zealand to the world through our immigration system, and helping businesses to succeed, our diverse and widespread services help Grow Aotearoa New Zealand for All.
Work Health and Safety – summary of 2024 consultation submissions and roadshow feedback
How we serve Aotearoa New Zealand
Our work touches on the daily lives of New Zealanders. We grow opportunities (Puāwai), act as a guardian and protect (Kaihāpai), and innovate and navigate towards a better future (Auaha).
Licensing system for refrigeration, heating and air conditioning technicians
In 2019, the previous Government decided to introduce a licensing system for work on commercial or industrial refrigeration, heat pump and air conditioning systems that use hazardous natural refrigerants.