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Third National Action Plan

Third National Action Plan 

We developed New Zealand’s Third Open Government Partnership (OGP) National Action Plan in 2018-21. The Plan’s 12 Commitments are listed below. In the Resources section we’ve published the Plan and related documents, including records from key stages of the Plan’s development. The ‘how’ of plan implementation was very important – we will be learning how to make the most of New Zealand’s diversity to improve our collective wellbeing and strengthen our democracy. Our self-assessment of the Plan and the Transitional Results Report from OGP's Independent Reporting Mechanism can be found below.

Commitments

  1. Engagement with Parliament
  2. Youth Parliament
  3. School Leavers’ Toolkit
  4. Making New Zealand’s secondary legislation readily accessible
  5. Public participation in policy development
  6. Service design
  7. Official information
  8. Review of government algorithms
  9. Increase the visibility of government’s data stewardship
  10. Monitoring the effectiveness of public body information management practices
  11. Authoritative dataset of government organisations as open data for greater transparency
  12. Open procurement

Resources

The Third National Action Plan and associated documents produced during development of the Plan are published below:

Progress reports for the plan are available online here:

Summary Documents

Final self-assessment of our third National Action Plan

OGP Independent Reporting Mechanism: Transitional Results Report

OGP Independent Reporting Mechanism: New Zealand Design Report 2018-2020

Update on commitments from OGP National Action Plan 2018-2021 (May 2022)

NAP3 Self-Assessment - Public Comments and Response 30 November 2021

April 2021 - Summary of Achievements

December 2020 - Summary of Achievements

Fourth Quarter - Summary of Achievements

Fifth Quarter - Summary of Achievements

June 2020 - Summary of Achievements

30 September 2020 - Summary

 

Engagement with Parliament

 

Youth Parliament

 

School Leavers’ Toolkit

 

Making New Zealand’s secondary legislation readily accessible

 

Public participation in policy development

 

Service design

 

Official information

 

Review of government algorithms

 

Increase the visibility of government’s data stewardship

 

Monitoring the effectiveness of public body information management practices

 

Authoritative dataset of government organisations as open data for greater transparency

 

Open procurement

 

Advice to the Minister of State Services and the Cabinet:

We provided this advice to the Minister of State Services to finalise the Plan, having considered feedback on the draft Plan:

The relevant Cabinet papers for the Third National Action Plan were proactively released on 18 September 2018, after Ministers had considered the draft Plan and approved its release for public comment.

Summary of feedback from individuals, civil society organisations, and agencies.

The Third National Action Plan was developed and published for comment on 20 September 2018, with four weeks for the public to provide feedback on this draft:

See what happened to all the ideas that were posted on-line and developed at workshops to contribute to this Plan:

The draft plan has been developed in these phases:

April - May 2018: generating ideas through an online forum and public workshops and identifying emerging themes

June - July 2018: synthesising the ideas into priority themes and developing potential two-year commitments.

August - September 2018: providing advice to Ministers on the draft plan and commitments to be included.

September - October 2018: seeking public comment on the draft plan to inform advice to the Government to finalise the National Action Plan 2018-20.

November 2018: lodging the National Action Plan 2018-20 with the OGP Secretariat.

Resources published during the development of the plan, the detailed themes, ideas linked to themes and flip charts from the workshops in May 2018, are here:

 

New Zealand's Plan