New Zealand’s Justice Ministry accepted the findings of a performance review released by the Public Service Commission on November 12. The review made 17 recommendations, and Justice Secretary Andrew Kibblewhite said he would ensure they were implemented.
The ministry pointed to a growing and more complex flow of court and tribunal cases, alongside staffing and budget pressures. It said implementation of its existing digital case-management programme, Te Au Reka, would begin in the Family Court on November 23.
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