The Ministry for Pacific Peoples invites you to provide feedback on our Long-term Insights Briefing: Improving Pacific data equity – opportunities to enhance the future of Pacific wellbeing.
The Long-term Insights Briefings (LTIBs) are a new government requirement under the Public Service Act 2020. They require agencies and government departments to think at least 10 years ahead, examining future trends, risks and opportunities that could affect Aotearoa New Zealand.
Our topic, Improving Pacific data equity: Opportunities to enhance the future of Pacific wellbeing, explores government’s current data eco-system and how past and present ways of collecting, processing, analysing and interpreting data has led to inequities for Pacific peoples. It also identifies three focus areas to achieve data equity for Pacific peoples to enhance the wellbeing of our communities.
As part of developing our LTIB, we are required to undertake two rounds of public consultation to ensure our final LTIB reflects public views – the first on the proposed topic, and the second on the detailed LTIB content. In November 2021, we consulted publicly on our proposed LTIB topic. Following that, we have developed a detailed LTIB report and are now seeking the public’s views through this second round of public consultation.
The feedback we receive through this consultation will help us to inform our final LTIB that will be submitted to Parliament.
The Long-term Insights Briefings (LTIBs) are a new government initiative requiring government agencies to develop and share insights on the trends, risks and opportunities that could affect Aotearoa New Zealand. LTIBs aim to promote long-term thinking so that the public sector can respond to future change and deliver sustainable benefits for people in Aotearoa New Zealand.
A translated summary of the Long-Term Insights Briefing will be available soon on this page in the following languages:
Cook Islands Māori (Kūki ‘Āirani Māori)
Fijian (Vosa Vakaviti)
Kiribati (Te taetae ni Kiribati)
Niue (Vagahau Niue)
Rotuman (Fäeag Rotųam)
Samoa (Gagana Samoa)
Tokelau (Te Gagana Tokelau)
Tonga (Lea Faka-Tonga)
Tuvalu (Te Gana Tuvalu)
Te Reo Māori
You are welcome to provide feedback in your Pacific language.
Government agencies are required to publish a LTIB at least once every three years. The purpose of the LTIB is to share:
The LTIB is a way for the public to contribute meaningfully on issues that will be important in the medium to long-term future of Aotearoa New Zealand.
The topic of the Ministry's LTIB is Improving Pacific data equity: Opportunities to enhance the future of Pacific wellbeing. This topic was identified because of the wide-ranging impacts data has on New Zealand's Pacific communities.
Data is used by government to inform its decision-making. As stewards of Pacific peoples in Aotearoa New Zealand, we want to help government to generate accurate, relevant and representative data to support better decisions that affect Pacific peoples, now and for the future.
We need to ensure that the LTIB is relevant and focused on what matters to Pacific peoples and Pacific communities in Aotearoa New Zealand. We want to hear directly from you about your views on how Pacific data impacts your life, families and communities.
The feedback we receive will be used to develop our final LTIB that will be presented to Parliament.
There are two phases of public consultation:
The second round of consultation will run from 31 October to 11 December 2022.
If you would like to provide feedback on the LTIB, please send us your feedback in one of the following ways:
If you would like to be involved in workshops, one-to-one discussions, or have any other feedback or questions, please email: [email protected].
You are not required to provide any personal information to complete this feedback process.
Any information you do provide will be collected confidentially and we will only use the information to inform the development of the LTIB – all participants will remain confidential in publication.
MPP adheres to the Aotearoa New Zealand Government-endorsed Data Protection and Use Policy to ensure data privacy and safety.
For any other questions about the Long-term Insights Briefing, please contact us at [email protected].
Thank you for your interest in providing feedback on our LTIB.