Public Sector Integrity Day 2025
We will be hosting Public Sector Integrity Day on 21 February 2025 in partnership with the Public Service Commissioner and supported by IPANZ.
Why are we doing this?
Trust in the public sector is essential for social cohesion and well-being as it underpins a government’s ability to govern.
The integrity of the public sector is not just about individual actions. It’s also about the collective actions of the public sector over the long term.
The change we want to see by 2028 is that public sector leaders will:
- be taking a system approach to integrity issues and developing strong organisational practices, including reporting;
- have an understanding of te ao Māori perspectives on integrity and what this means for public organisations; and
- be holding themselves and others to account for ethical leadership.
Our previous Public Sector Integrity Day activities include:
Navigating with Integrity: Lessons from Baroness Casey when integrity is tested
A former senior civil servant and ‘Tzar’ for five prime ministers, our international guest speaker Baroness Casey of Blackstock DBE CB is author of the Casey Review into culture and standards at the UK Metropolitan Police. This webinar for public sector chief executives will be co-chaired by Auditor-General John Ryan and Public Service Commissioner Sir Brian Roche.
When: 21 February 2025
Regulating a freestyle event: The Sport Integrity Commission Te Kahu Raunui Journey
This webinar is for public sector practitioners, particularly those who support integrity functions at their organisation. The Sport Integrity Commission will share its experiences and practical insights on addressing integrity issues in the public sector.
When: 21 February 2025
Check out our integrity resources
The updated integrity framework
We launched a second edition of our integrity framework in December 2024 that integrates Māori perspectives and helps leaders take a whole-of-organisation approach to building a culture of integrity.
Monitoring integrity in public organisations
This guide is designed to help you think about how to approach monitoring organisational integrity – how to do it effectively and in a way that adds value to your organisation.
Our integrity resources
View a wide range of resources in support of strong integrity practices in the public sector.