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Press Release – New Zealand Government Rt Hon Jacinda Ardern Prime Minister Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has welcomed the appointment of Dame Cindy Kiro as the next Governor-General of New Zealand. The appointment of Dame Cindy for a five-year term has been approved by the Queen and … Rt Hon Jacinda Ardern Prime Minister Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has welcomed the appointment of Dame Cindy Kiro as the next Governor-General of New Zealand. The appointment of Dame Cindy for a five-year term has been approved by the Queen and she will take up the role in October. “I am delighted Dame Cindy has accepted the role. She has a highly distinguished and lengthy career in academic and leadership positions and has made significant contributions across a number of fields and organisations,” Jacinda Ardern said. ....
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LAWRENCE SMITH/Stuff Skycity chairman Rob Campbell says consulting firms “tend to define and analyse problems in a manner which can only miraculously be resolved by themselves”. Veteran company director Rob Campbell says “they’ll be preparing to feast” when I ask him about this new wave of restructures the Government have got coming up. When he says ‘they’ he doesn’t mean the Government, but firms like EY, Deloitte, KPMG and PWC whose names pop up on reports and consulting contracts whenever the word ”restructure” is floated by a government minister. “When you see a ‘working party’ or ‘commission’ there will surely be management consultants or professional service firms busily writing their next contract and issuing invoices,” Campbell says. ....
General comments Associate Professor Tim Tenbensel, School of Population Health, Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, University of Auckland, comments: “This morning’s announcement is truly a historic event. The changes proposed go significantly beyond what had been recommended by the Health and Disability Review Report last year. The big news is the abolition of District Health Boards, and their replacement with a single national organization, provisionally known as Health New Zealand, which will have four regional divisions, and a district or locality branches at local levels. “The creation of a Maori Health Authority with commissioning powers is the other major innovation. Again, the scope of the MHA goes beyond what was recommended by the Simpson Review, and aligns more closely with the ‘dissenting’ view supported by the majority of the Review panel. ....