How was the code developed?
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The Office for the Community and Voluntary Sector (OCVS) contracted Standards New Zealand to develop the content of the Code of funding practice. Standards New Zealand held a series of stakeholder interviews to inform the development of an initial draft. The interviewees were drawn from both the non-government and government sector.
The initial draft of the Code was presented at a meeting, on 8 April 2010, of the OCVS-led Funding and Accountability Interest Group (FAIG) with the feedback from the meeting incorporated into the consultation draft of the Code.
This consultation draft of the Code of funding practice was released for public consultation between 16 April and 14 May 2010. Standards New Zealand collated and reviewed all feedback and comments received on the Code during the consultation period.
The final version of the Code of funding practice was delivered to OCVS on 31 August 2010.
Funding and Accountability Interest Group
In order to obtain a wide range of advice on the new Code of Funding Practice, the OCVS drew on input from an extensive network of community sector contacts and government officials with knowledge and expertise in government funding of the non-profit sector. This network, the Funding and Accountability Interest Group (FAIG) includes the following community sector people and government agencies.
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Name |
Community organisation
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Angelia Ria |
He Oranga Pounamu |
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Bruce Stokell |
Sportwork |
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Carl Pascoe |
Creative Consultants |
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Carolyn Cordery |
New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants |
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Colleen Tuuta |
TSB Community Trust |
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Dale Eagar |
Sport sector |
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Enid Ratahi-Pryor |
Ngati Awa Social and Health Services |
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Garth Nowland-Foreman |
Community Solutions |
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Gerardine Clifford |
Taeaomanino Trust |
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Iain Hines |
JR McKenzie Trust |
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Jean Mitaera |
Whitireia Community Polytechnic |
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Jo Cribb |
Families Commission |
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Jo Fitzpatrick |
Women's Health Action Trust |
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Joanne Hayes |
Nga Tai O Te Awa |
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John Stansfield |
Cleanstream Limited |
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Louise McCarthy |
Otara Health |
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Marion Blake |
Platform |
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Murray Edridge |
Barnardos New Zealand |
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Paul Cameron |
Sport Wellington |
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Phillip Back |
Waikato PHO |
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Viv Maidaborn |
CCS Disability Action |
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Yvonne Wilson |
Rauawaawa Kaumatua Trust |
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Government agency |
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Department of Conservation |
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Department of Corrections |
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Department of Internal Affairs |
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade |
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Ministry of Health |
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Ministry of Social Development |
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Nelson Marlborough District Health Board |
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Office of the Auditor-General |
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SPARC |
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Standards New Zealand |
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Statistics New Zealand |
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Treasury |
