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Today Parliament passed the Research, Science and Technology Bill, the National Library of New Zealand (Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa) Amendment Bill, and the Public Records Amendment Bill - all formerly the State Sector Management Bill.

This legislation is an important step towards improved service delivery at a reduced cost, and a more future-proofed State sector says the Minister of State Services Tony Ryall. Passing the Bill today provides certainty to the staff who are expecting to implement the new structures from 1 February 2011.

State Services Minister Tony Ryall says New Zealanders will be proud their public sector continues to lead the world in integrity.

Minister of State Services Tony Ryall has today released the third six-monthly update on the government's cap on core government administration numbers.

The State Sector Management Bill has been introduced to the House of Representatives. The Bill is an omnibus Bill providing for machinery of government changes across several agencies.

The release of the New Zealand Government Open Access and Licensing framework (NZGOAL) today is a significant step towards increasing the release of government held material for re-use, and more op

As part of its drive to deliver better frontline public services, the Government today announced a review of spending on policy advice across its departments and agencies, which increased significa

State Services Minister Tony Ryall has today announced the final decisions on the changes to a small number of government agencies to drive improved sector performance.

"Overall, the Government's message of restraint in the public sector wage bill is being heard," says State Services Minister Tony Ryall.

The Minister of State Services, Mr Tony Ryall, today released updated Expectations for Pay and Employment Conditions in the State Sector.

More State sector chief executives will have their salaries publicly disclosed in the next State Services Commission annual report in October.

The Minister of State Services, Mr Tony Ryall, today announced that Learning State, the Industry Training Organization currently part of the State Services Commission, will become a separate entity

Recent employee engagement surveys of State sector workplaces show staff engagement has remained constant over the last 12 months.

New Zealanders are generally happier with the standard of service they're getting from front line public services.

State Services Minister Tony Ryall today announced changes to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of government agencies.

State Services Minister Tony Ryall has released the second six-monthly update on the government's cap of core government administration.