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Figure 2 - The relationship between the system of public accountability and the system of public management

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Contents
  • Public accountability: A matter of trust and confidence
    • Part 1: Introduction
    • Part 2: What do we mean by public accountability?
    • Part 3: Why public accountability is important
    • Part 4: Contemporary concerns about public accountability
    • Part 5: Planning for, managing, and evaluating public accountability
    • Part 6: Approaches to public accountability are always changing
    • Part 7: The focus on stewardship and well-being in New Zealand
    • Part 8: Conclusion
    • Media kit
      • Public accountability cover Public accountability cover
      • File icon Public accountability cover
      • Figure 1 - The Westminster chain of public accountability Figure 1 - The Westminster chain of public accountability
      • File icon Figure 1 - The Westminster chain of public accountability
      • Figure 2 - The relationship between the system of public accountability and the system of public management Figure 2 - The relationship between the system of public accountability and the system of public management
      • File icon Figure 2 - The relationship between the system of public accountability and the system of public management
      • Figure 3 - Important factors in trusting or not trusting public organisations – responses to our 2012 survey Figure 3 - Important factors in trusting or not trusting public organisations – responses to our 2012 survey
      • File icon Figure 3 - Important factors in trusting or not trusting public organisations – responses to our 2012 survey
      • Figure 4 - How competence, reliability, and honesty influence public trust and confidence Figure 4 - How competence, reliability, and honesty influence public trust and confidence
      • File icon Figure 4 - How competence, reliability, and honesty influence public trust and confidence
      • Figure 5 - The five essential steps of public accountability Figure 5 - The five essential steps of public accountability
      • File icon Figure 5 - The five essential steps of public accountability
      • Spokesperson: Marcus Jackson Spokesperson: Marcus Jackson
Publishing details

CoverPublic accountability: A matter of trust and confidence

ISBN 978-0-9951185-4-6

PDF (1.06MB, 64 pages)
Summary PDF (1.01MB, 1 pages)
Epub (555KB)
Media kit (13 items)
Filed under:
  • 2019/20
  • Accountability
  • Discussion paper

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