Appendix 3: List of organisations required to use Infrastructure as a Service

The organisations required to use Infrastructure as a Service are:

• all public service departments (there were 31 organisations in this group on the State Services Commission's list, which was last updated on 7 February 2018);
• 27 Crown agents, including all the district health boards; and
• five non-public service departments.

The first tranche of organisations required to use Infrastructure as a Service did not include the district health boards, which were included later.

1. Accident Compensation Corporation
2. Crown Law Office
3. Department of Conservation
4. Department of Corrections
5. Department of Internal Affairs
6. Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
7. Earthquake Commission
8. Education Review Office
9. Government Communications Security Bureau
10. Housing New Zealand Corporation
11. Inland Revenue Department
12. Land Information New Zealand
13. Ministry for Children, Oranga Tamariki
14. Ministry for Culture and Heritage
15. Ministry for Pacific Peoples
16. Ministry for Primary Industries
17. Ministry for the Environment
18. Ministry for Women
19. Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
20. Ministry of Defence
21. Ministry of Education
22. Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
23. Ministry of Health
24. Ministry of Justice
25. Ministry of Māori Development
26. Ministry of Social Development
27. Ministry of Transport
28. New Zealand Customs Service
29. New Zealand Defence Force
30. New Zealand Police
31. New Zealand Qualifications Authority
32. New Zealand Security Intelligence Service
33. New Zealand Trade and Enterprise
34. New Zealand Transport Agency
35. Office of the Clerk of the House of Representatives
36. Parliamentary Counsel Office
37. Parliamentary Service
38. Serious Fraud Office
39. State Services Commission
40. Statistics New Zealand
41. Te Kāhui Whakamana Rua Tekau mā Iwa – Pike River Recovery Agency
42. Tertiary Education Commission
43. The Treasury
44. — 63. District health boards