The TINZ 2020 AGM in November was the last official act of Suzanne Snively as Chair of Transparency New Zealand.
For ten years she has been the driving force behind TINZ during which time the influence of our organization has expanded dramatically.
Find out MoreThroughout the COVID-19 lockdown, the Parliamentary Counsel Office (PCO) has continued to work on the Access to Secondary Legislation project. They now report on this in their latest technical update.
Find out MorePolicies of Transparency International New Zealand
Find out MoreIn early February, Transparency International New Zealand (TINZ) offered a submission supporting the work of Stats NZ to create an Algorithm Charter.
TINZ strongly supports the primary purpose of the charter – to put the right safeguards in place so that data ethics are embedded in the work, and so that people and communities being served by these tools are always front of mind.
However, TINZ would like to see the Charter go further...
Find out MoreDuring the year ending 30 June 2019, TINZ was pleased to see practice and policy change across central government agencies to address corruption by strengthening integrity systems.
Find out MoreThe 2017-2018 Transparency International New Zealand (TINZ) Annual Report was provided to members at the Annual General Meeting. TINZ continues to make progress in raising corruption awareness and corruption prevention.
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