Background
The Treasury has a key leadership role for New Zealand...
The Treasury has a vital role in the effectiveness of constitutional government in New Zealand through its enabling of the appropriation by Parliament of moneys to meet the obligations placed on the Executive and ensuring the continuing capacity to make informed, proper appropriations in the future. The role of the Treasury gives it many levers for bringing the coherence, direction and change needed for effective government and for a high performing public sector.
The Treasury was the first of the central agencies to participate in a PIF review...
The Formal review was undertaken at the end of 2010 under the previous CEO, albeit he had announced his retirement from the role. The findings of the Formal review have guided the focus for the new CEO and new Executive Leadership Team (ELT).
