Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment

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Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment
Māori : Hīkina Whakatutuki
Jurisdiction Economy in the broader sense
legal form Public Service Department
Headquarters Wellington
Establishment date July 1, 2012
minister The ministry works in an interdisciplinary manner with the following breakdown, see section " Responsible ministers "
since December 12, 2018
Employee over 4 700
As of 2019
budget NZ $ 838 million
as of 2019
Website : www.mbie.govt.nz
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The Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment , in Māori Hīkina Whakatutuki , is a Ministry and Public Service Department in New Zealand that is responsible for all corporate matters.

It operates in 46 offices across New Zealand and in eight different business groups . In addition, the ministry has 14 overseas offices. The Ministry was responsible for the administration of NZ $ 4.9 billion expenditure in 14 different portfolios (business areas) .

Foundation and goals

The ministry was established on July 1, 2012. When it was founded, the Ministry of Economic Development , Ministry of Science and Innovation , Department of Labor and the Department of Building and Housing were merged into one ministry, which at the time employed a total of 3,200 people.

The aim at the time was to play a central role in shaping and implementing a strong economy in the country. The individual goals that were set were:

  • A building of trustworthy, competitive and effectively regulated markets with the participation of confident businesses and well-informed consumers
  • Ensuring that businesses have access to the skills they need and that current and future demand for skills matches supply
  • Ensuring safe and fair jobs
  • The development and support of a high-performance science and innovation system
  • To improve the capabilities of companies - including ideas, access to capital and relationships - so that they can be successful internationally
  • Supporting the development of an efficient, effective infrastructure
  • The appreciation of New Zealand's natural resources

Responsible ministers

Responsible government ministers under the New Zealand Labor Party who work with the ministry through their departments (as of December 12, 2018):

  • Phil Twyford - Minister for Economic Development
  • Kelvin Davis - Minister of Tourism
  • Megan Woods - Minister of Energy and Resources , Minister of Research, Science and Innovation , Minister of Housing
  • Chris Hipkins - Minister of State Services
  • Stuart Nash - Minister for Small Business
  • Iain Lees-Galloway - Minister for ACC , Minister of Immigration , Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety
  • Jenny Salesa - Minister for Building and Construction
  • Kris Faafoi - Minister of Broadcasting, Communications and Digital Media , Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs , Associate Minister of Housing (Public Housing)
  • Shane Jones - Minister for Infrastructure , Minister for Regional Economic Development
  • Peeni Henare - Associate Minister of Tourism
  • Willie Jackson - Minister of Employment - Associate Minister for ACC
  • Poto Williams - Associate Minister of Immigration

literature

  • 2018/19 Annual Report . Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment , 2019, ISSN  2357-1810 (English, online [PDF; 4,9 MB ; accessed on July 12, 2020]).

Web links

  • Homepage . Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment,accessed July 12, 2020.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b 2018/19 Annual Report . 2019, p.  6 .
  2. ↑ 2018/19 Annual Report . 2019, p.  cover .
  3. ↑ About . Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment , accessed July 12, 2020 .
  4. ↑ a b MBIE to proceed from 1 July . Beehive , April 24, 2012, accessed July 12, 2020 .
  5. ↑ Our ministers . Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employmentt , accessed on July 12, 2020 .