Part 1.2 - High-Level Objectives of the Vote
Objectives of the Vote
| Government Priorities | Corrections End Outcomes | Corrections Intermediate Outcomes | Corrections Appropriations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lifting productivity and improving services in the public sector | Re-offending is reduced | Offenders have the skills and support to lead law-abiding lives Offenders' health and well-being is maintained |
Information and Administrative Services to the Judiciary and New Zealand Parole Board Contract Management of Services Provided by Third Parties Policy Advice and Ministerial Services MCOA Prison-based Custodial Services Rehabilitation and Reintegration Sentences and Orders Served in the Community |
| Lifting productivity and improving services in the public sector | Public safety is improved | Integrity of sentences and orders is maintained and offenders are held to account Risks of harm to others are minimised The Judiciary and Parole Board make informed decisions |
Information and Administrative Services to the Judiciary and New Zealand Parole Board Contract Management of Services Provided by Third Parties Policy Advice and Ministerial Services MCOA Prison-based Custodial Services Rehabilitation and Reintegration Sentences and Orders Served in the Community |
Vote Corrections will also directly support the following Minister's priorities:
- increase flexibility for front-line staff to take local approaches to better meet the rehabilitative and reintegrative needs of offenders
- increase contestability across the Corrections system to source innovation and improve efficiency
- reconfigure Corrections' structures and facilities to improve public value
- lead within the justice sector among key partner agencies to achieve positive outcomes with offenders, at both the national and community levels.
Vote Corrections contributes to these priorities through its End and Intermediate Outcomes, and Appropriations.
