Children’s Act 2014

Strategy for improving children’s well-being and oranga tamariki action plan - Strategy for improving children’s well-being

7A: Duty to review strategy

You could also call this:

"The Minister must regularly check the plan to help kids have better lives."

The Minister in charge must review the strategy for improving children's well-being. You can find out how the strategy was first adopted by looking at section 6. The Minister must do the first review within 3 years of the strategy being adopted, and then do another review every 3 years after that.

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7: Content of strategy, or

"What the plan to help kids must include"

7B: Duty to prepare and publish annual report on progress in achieving strategy’s outcomes, or

"The Minister must write a yearly report on how well plans to help kids are working."

Part 1Strategy for improving children’s well-being and oranga tamariki action plan
Strategy for improving children’s well-being

7ADuty to review strategy

The responsible Minister must, in consultation with the children’s Ministers, complete a review of the strategy—
within 3 years after the date of its first adoption under section 6; and
thereafter within 3 years after the date of completion of the most recent review of it under this section.

Notes

Section 7A: inserted, on 21 December 2018, by section 8 of the Children's Amendment Act 2018 (2018 No 58).