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Crown Entities Act 2004

Crown entity reporting and financial obligations - Reporting obligations - Planning: statement of performance expectations

149H: Ministerial involvement in statements of performance expectations

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"Ministers help decide what Crown entities must do and how they report their progress"

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When a Minister is involved in creating a statement of performance expectations, they can participate in a few ways. You can think of a statement of performance expectations like a plan that says what a Crown entity wants to achieve. A Minister can agree with a Crown entity to include extra information in the plan, beyond what is required by section 149E. A Minister can also tell a Crown entity how to present certain information in the plan. They can comment on a draft plan or on changes to a final plan, as outlined in section 149I or section 149K, and even direct changes to a final plan, as stated in section 149J.

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Part 4Crown entity reporting and financial obligations
Reporting obligations: Planning: statement of performance expectations

149HMinisterial involvement in statements of performance expectations

  1. Ministers may participate in determining the contents of statements of performance expectations as follows:

  2. a responsible Minister may agree with a Crown entity that information additional to that required by section 149E be included in the statement of performance expectations:
    1. a responsible Minister may, by written notice to 1 or more Crown entities, specify the particular form in which any information in the statement of performance expectations must be disclosed:
      1. a responsible Minister may make comments on a draft statement of performance expectations under section 149I or on an amendment to a final statement of performance expectations proposed by a Crown entity under section 149K:
        1. a responsible Minister may direct amendments to information in a final statement of performance expectations under section 149J.

          Notes
          • Section 149H: inserted, on , by section 58 of the Crown Entities Amendment Act 2013 (2013 No 51).