Search results for legislation as code
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What is a legal authority
Found in Standards & guidance / Privacy, security and risk / Privacy / Information sharing / Information sharing agreements / Legal authority to share information / What is a legal authority
Find out what a legal authority is and how it affects information sharing.
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Status of content in the catalogue
Found in Standards & guidance / Technology and architecture / GEANZ Standards and Guidance Catalogue / Status of content in the catalogue
A ‘catalogue status’ is applied to content in the GEANZ Standards and Guidance Catalogue. Find out when and why each catalogue status is applied.
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API guidelines 2022 review
Found in News
The Government Chief Digital Office (GCDO) is reviewing the Application Programming Interface (API) guidelines.
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Digital Service Standard: Case Study - Building an accessible website for The New Zealand Disability Karate Association
Found in Blog / Published 22 March 2018 / By Stephen Clarke , Stephen Hilson ,
The web standards were used to create a better web site for the students of the New Zealand Disability Karate Association.
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Copyright statements for websites
Found in Standards & guidance / Content, design and UX / Usability / Copyright statements for websites
Government organisations are encouraged to make information available easily, widely and equitably to the people of New Zealand. They should also allow people to reuse their copyright material.
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Purpose Matters: Assess purpose and only collect what is needed
Found in Standards & guidance / Privacy, security and risk / Privacy / Data Protection and Use Policy (DPUP) / Read the DPUP Guidelines / Purpose Matters Guideline / Assess purpose and only collect what is needed
Agencies should assess the purpose of collecting personal information to ensure they are collecting only what’s needed.
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What's in the government web domain?
Found in Blog / Published 10 April 2017 / By Victoria Wray ,
We need your help!If you work on web in your agency, take a couple of minutes and have a look at this list of websites that are in the public sector. Any out of date? Missing? Great.
Either add them in by emailing your updates to info@data.govt.nz or you can use GitHub to edit the list. You'll need a GitHub account to do this.
Why do we want to know?Knowing what we own and run is essential to being able to manage it. It means we can benchmark, measure quality, and analyse the subjects and… -
Share your information in a digital format
Found in Standards & guidance / Identity / Digital identity / Share your information in a digital format
People, businesses and other organisations can use their information in a digital way, to represent themselves in the digital world.
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Open data, open government
Found in Blog / Published 14 December 2018 / By Victoria Wray ,
Open data forms a foundation for open government. It has transparency baked in, as it makes the evidence for decision making and accountability open to scrutiny. It also recognises the importance of open standards for easy access and reuse. As part of a commitment to the Open Government Partnership's 3rd National Action Plan, the GCDO is collaborating across government to release an open dataset of government agency names, contact details and roles. This will reduce considerable duplication of effort across government as well as open up opportunities for anyone to analyse and build on this data about the structure of government.
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The New Zealand Gazette has been the official government newspaper since 1841. Recent changes have made the publishing process more efficient and transparent, and significantly strengthened the business continuity of the service.
