The Commissioner can create a plan for the government workforce and discuss it with the agencies and people it affects. You can see how this rule has changed over time by comparing it to the previous law. The Commissioner will then give this plan to the Minister to think about.

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95: Commissioner’s functions in relation to this Part, or

"The Commissioner helps government agencies work well together on workforce matters."

97: Government workforce policy: content, or

"What the Government's workforce policy is about and what it covers"

Part 4Government workforce policy

96Commissioner may draft and submit Government workforce policy to Minister

The Commissioner may draft a government workforce policy and, after consulting the affected agencies and other parties that the Commissioner thinks fit, submit it to the Minister for consideration.

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1988 No 20 s 55B(1)