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On July 2, 2012 we held two simultaneous
seminars from the Serious Fraud Office.
We offered members and attendees with a chance to hear from the SFO and be
part of the conversation in Auckland and Wellington.
The seminars "New Zealand Corruption - The Serious Fraud Offices' View. Can
the perception that New Zealand is the least corrupt be maintained?" were
lead by Adam Feeley in Auckland and Nick Paterson in Wellington. Adam Feeley is
Chief Executive and Director of the Serious Fraud Office and Nick Paterson is General Manager, Fraud & Corruption.
SFO Seminar July 2012 Adam Feeley and Nick Paterson |
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Presentation by Claire Johnstone, Director of TI-NZ at Victoria University. April 2012. |
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On Monday 5, March TI-NZ hosted a seminar on 'Open Government.'
Keitha Booth, Programme Leader, NZ Open Government Data and Information
Programme, described the programme and its achievements, in particular
the Declaration on Open and Transparent Government and the NZ Government
Open Access and Licensing framework (NZGOAL). She discussed actions
by government agencies to implement the Declaration. The current focus is on
releasing Government's high value public data that people, communities,
and businesses want to use and re-use.
Keitha's presentation "Opening up New Zealand Government Public Held Data" is available here. Information about the Open Government Data and Information programme is available at
www.ict.govt.nz/programme/opening-government-data-and-information. |
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Recap of the Mai Chen TI-NZ Seminar 7th May 2012.
Mai opened her presentation by asserting that “The future is coming to
Transparency International New Zealand.” Her new book, The Public Law Toolbox,
was, Mai said, mainly about transparency and accountability in government.
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