Submissions
The PSA opposes the re-establishment of charter schools. The PSA believes that public services, including education, should be high quality, publicly owned, democratically controlled, responsive to local communities and accessible to all. Introducing charter schools is an active step backwards.
PSA submission on the Mental Health Bill, written by the PSA Mental Health and Addictions Committee.
The PSA and its member groups – including Sector, Network, and Delegate Committees – are making subm…
We believe that the proposed changes don’t enhance oversight and monitoring of the Oranga Tamariki s…
We are encouraged to see WorkSafe progressing a major piece of guidance on one of the most significa…
PSA's submission to the Disability Support Services Taskforce at the Ministry of Social Development.…
In 2024 the Government undertook targeted consultation seeking stakeholder views on the feasibility …
The Parliament Bill was introduced in 2024 and seeks to update and consolidate the legislation gover…
Ia Tangata is a review by the Law Commission examining the protections in the Human Rights Act 1993 …
The Crown Minerals Amendment Bill was introduced in September 2024.
In August 2024 the PSA made a submission on the Government’s second Emissions Reduction Plan.
Te Rūnanga O Ngā Toa Āwhina strongly opposes the Government’s intent to repeal Section 7AA of the Or…
This submission was developed through discussion among PSA delegates working at Kāinga Ora, and refl…
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