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Our Annual Report tells Land Information New Zealand’s story for the year.

Our Annual Report tells Land Information New Zealand’s story for the year.

Our Annual Report tells Land Information New Zealand’s story for the year.

Our Annual Report tells Land Information New Zealand’s story for the year.

Three of the Government’s Budget priorities are to build a more competitive and productive economy, deliver better public services within tight fiscal constraints, and rebuild Canterbury

Land Information New Zealand’s Statement of Intent for 2010–13 outlines our plans for helping to grow the economy and improving the services we deliver to New Zealanders.

A prosperous and economically secure nation is one in which there is confidence in property rights, and Crown assets are effectively and efficiently managed. By ensuring the integrity of New Zealand’s land information systems – and realising the potential and long-term viability of those assets – people will be encouraged to invest in them. This will have long-term benefits for individual New Zealanders and our nation’s economic wellbeing.

The Statement of Intent supports the Government’s themes of Economic Transformation and National Identity by reinforcing the importance that land management and land information have in underpinning New Zealand’s economic development and national identity. To achieve this LINZ will ensure the certainty and security of property rights through sound policies, a strong regulatory framework and maintenance of land records.

This policy sets out our approach on how to conduct proactive releases of official information.

This request was for the organisational chart for Toitū Te Whenua.

Over the past year, much of our mahi has focused on strengthening our relationships and better understanding the people, groups and communities we deliver with and to. We also maintain a strong focus on ensuring we are set up to deliver what’s needed for the future.

This OIA response provides statistics from 2011/12 and 2021/22 financial years relating to staffing numbers, costs, and diversity; as well as numbers and costs for contractors and consultants.

Information relating to details and costs for Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand’s Christmas and end of year events for 2021 and 2022.

Information about Toitū Te Whenua’s policies and practices to support our gender diverse work force.

Information on insurance spend and claims made by Toitū Te Whenua since 2000.

This briefing introduces the Minister for Land Information to the role and responsibilities of the Land Information portfolio, provides information on the portfolio, and explains what Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand does.

This is the annual greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions inventory and management report for Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand covering the measurement period 01 July 2021 to 30 June 2022.

The mahi of our team can be seen across Aotearoa, including location data and imagery that helped decision-making following cyclone Gabrielle, and a collaboration with Australia to develop SouthPAN – new satellite technology which will improve the accuracy of positioning services like GPS.

Information provided regarding Parental Leave policies at LINZ.

Governance minutes since 1 November 2023 regarding staff reductions, or proposed reductions to Land Information New Zealand.

Details of Budget Initiatives submitted through Budget 2024 that were either not funded or scaled back.

Our annual report describes the wide range of work Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand does across New Zealand and further afield. It illustrates the value we add across the country and how our focus on customer-centric outcomes makes a difference to our partners and stakeholders including government agencies, businesses and individuals.

Ngā Pou Taunaha o Aotearoa New Zealand Geographic Board (NZGB) is New Zealand’s national place-naming authority. In 2023/24 it has continued its role as the principal adviser to the government on place names, carried out consultations on place names across New Zealand, and published numerous decisions.

Several documents were released in response to this request, including two Ministerial briefings and four documents relating to organisational change within the 1 March to 16 August timeframe.

Information on LINZ communications and public relations (PR) support budget, actual spend, procurement process and service providers engaged for the past three financial years.

In mid-2022 Toitū Te Whenua conducted a review of property data to provide insights and evidence for the formation of a Toitū Te Whenua Data Strategy that would in turn provide direction for an organisational change programme.

Request was for the 'proposed ideal amount of FTEs under the new Government’s cost saving model', and communications, both internal and between Toitū Te Whenua Land Information New Zealand and the Minister for Land Information, on the subject of cost savings, job cuts and restructuring.

Headcount and FTE of ICT and related roles at LINZ.

The Official Information Act response provides information on LINZ’s digital, technology, data and/or information strategies and a memo on progress/development of the strategy implementation.

Information on all engagement of LINZ with Instagram, LinkedIn, Google, TikTok, and other digital platforms.

Requesting information why application did not meet the requirements for the LINZ bulk License.

Requesting the ROLD Bill file.