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2019/20 Compendium of Annual Review Reports Reports of select committees on the 2019/20 annual reviews of Government departments, Offices of Parliament, Crown entities, public organisations, and State enterprises Volume 1 Financial Statements of the Government for the year ended 30 June 2020 Economic Development and Infrastructure Sector Education and Workforce Sector Environment Sector External Sector Finance and Government Administration Sector Fifty-third Parliament April 2021 Presented to the House of Representatives Contents Crown entity/public Select Committee Date Page organisation/State enterprise presented Financial Statements of the Finance and Expenditure 31 Mar 2021 13 Government of New Zealand for the year ended 30 June 2020 Economic Development and Infrastructure Sector Accreditation Council Economic Development, 29 Mar 2021 67 Science and Innovation AgResearch Limited Economic Development, 29 Mar 2021 68 Science and Innovation Air New Zealand Limited Transport and 24 Mar 2021 74 Infrastructure Airways Corporation of New Zealand Transport and 24 Mar 2021 81 Limited Infrastructure Broadcasting Standards Authority Economic Development, 29 Mar 2021 88 Science and Innovation Callaghan Innovation Economic Development, 29 Mar 2021 89 Science and Innovation City Rail Link Limited Transport and 24 Mar 2021 96 Infrastructure Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand Transport and 24 Mar 2021 97 Infrastructure Commerce Commission Economic Development, 29 Mar 2021 104 Science and Innovation Crown Infrastructure Partners Limited Economic Development, 31 Mar 2021 112 Science and Innovation Electricity Authority Economic Development, 29 Mar 2021 88 Science and Innovation Electricity Corporation of New Zealand Transport and 26 Mar 2021 119 Limited Infrastructure Energy Efficiency and Conservation Economic Development, 29 Mar 2021 88 Authority Science and Innovation External Reporting Board Economic Development, 29 Mar 2021 67 Science and Innovation Crown entity/public Select Committee Date Page organisation/State enterprise presented Financial Markets Authority Economic Development, 29 Mar 2021 67 Science and Innovation Genesis Energy Limited Transport and 26 Mar 2021 119 Infrastructure Institute of Environmental Science and Economic Development, 26 Mar 2021 120 Research Limited (ESR) Science and Innovation Institute of Geological and Nuclear Economic Development, 26 Mar 2021 120 Sciences Limited (GNS Science) Science and Innovation KiwiRail Holdings Limited Transport and 29 Mar 2021 121 Infrastructure Kordia Group Limited Economic Development, 29 Mar 2021 88 Science and Innovation Landcare Research New Zealand Limited Economic Development, 26 Mar 2021 128 (Manaaki Whenua) Science and Innovation Maritime New Zealand Transport and 24 Mar 2021 96 Infrastructure Mercury NZ Limited Transport and 26 Mar 2021 119 Infrastructure Meridian Energy Limited Transport and 26 Mar 2021 129 Infrastructure Meteorological Service of New Zealand Transport and 24 Mar 2021 96 Limited (MetService) Infrastructure Ministry of Business, Innovation and Economic Development, 29 Mar 2021 135 Employment Science and Innovation Ministry of Transport Transport and 29 Mar 2021 147 Infrastructure National Institute of Water and Economic Development, 29 Mar 2021 161 Atmospheric Research Limited (NIWA) Science and Innovation New Zealand Forest Research Institute Economic Development, 26 Mar 2021 128 Limited (Scion) Science and Innovation New Zealand Growth Capital Partners Economic Development, 26 Mar 2021 167 Limited (previously known as New Science and Innovation Zealand Venture Investment Fund) New Zealand Institute for Plant and Food Economic Development, 26 Mar 2021 128 Research Limited Science and Innovation Crown entity/public Select Committee Date Page organisation/State enterprise presented New Zealand Post Limited Economic Development, 29 Mar 2021 174 Science and Innovation New Zealand Railways Corporation Transport and 29 Mar 2021 121 Infrastructure New Zealand Tourism Board Economic Development, 29 Mar 2021 182 Science and Innovation New Zealand Trade and Enterprise Economic Development, 29 Mar 2021 191 Science and Innovation New Zealand Transport Agency Transport and 29 Mar 2021 198 Infrastructure Provincial Growth Fund Limited Economic Development, 29 Mar 2021 210 Science and Innovation Real Estate Agents Authority Economic Development, 29 Mar 2021 216 Science and Innovation Research and Education Advanced Economic Development, 26 Mar 2021 128 Network New Zealand Limited (REANNZ) Science and Innovation Retirement Commissioner Economic Development, 29 Mar 2021 221 Science and Innovation Takeovers Panel Economic Development, 29 Mar 2021 67 Science and Innovation Transport Accident Investigation Transport and 24 Mar 2021 96 Commission Infrastructure Transpower New Zealand Limited Transport and 26 Mar 2021 119 Infrastructure Education and Workforce Sector Accident Compensation Corporation Education and Workforce 29 Mar 2021 229 Education New Zealand Education and Workforce 26 Mar 2021 251 Education Payroll Limited Education and Workforce 26 Mar 2021 251 Education Review Office Education and Workforce 26 Mar 2021 251 Ministry of Education Education and Workforce 26 Mar 2021 251 Network for Learning Limited Education and Workforce 26 Mar 2021 251 New Zealand Qualifications Authority Education and Workforce 26 Mar 2021 251 Tertiary Education Commission Education and Workforce 26 Mar 2021 251 WorkSafe New Zealand Education and Workforce 29 Mar 2021 229 Environment Sector Climate Change Commission Environment 29 Mar 2021 284 Department of Conservation Environment 29 Mar 2021 291 Environmental Protection Authority Environment 29 Mar 2021 300 Ministry for the Environment Environment 29 Mar 2021 306 Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment 29 Mar 2021 313 Environment Predator Free 2050 Limited Environment 29 Mar 2021 314 External Sector Ministry of Defence Foreign Affairs, Defence and 31 Mar 2021 318 Trade Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Affairs, Defence and 31 Mar 2021 328 Trade Trade New Zealand Antarctic Institute Foreign Affairs, Defence and 31 Mar 2021 337 Trade New Zealand Customs Service Foreign Affairs, Defence and 31 Mar 2021 343 Trade New Zealand Defence Force Foreign Affairs, Defence and 31 Mar 2021 318 Trade Finance and Government Administration Sector Department of Internal Affairs Governance and 26 Mar 2021 350 Administration Department of the Prime Minister Governance and 29 Mar 2021 359 and Cabinet Administration Earthquake Commission Finance and Expenditure 31 Mar 2021 367 Fire and Emergency New Zealand Governance and 26 Mar 2021 377 Administration Government Communications Intelligence and Security 25 Mar 2021 385 Security Bureau Committee Government Superannuation Fund Finance and Expenditure 31 Mar 2021 13 Authority Guardians of New Zealand Finance and Expenditure 31 Mar 2021 13 Superannuation Inland Revenue Department Finance and Expenditure 31 Mar 2021 13 Kiwi Group Holdings Limited Finance and Expenditure 31 Mar 2021 13 National Emergency Management Governance and 26 Mar 2021 386 Agency Administration New Zealand Green Investment Finance and Expenditure 31 Mar 2021 13 Finance Limited New Zealand Infrastructure Finance and Expenditure 31 Mar 2021 13 Commission New Zealand Productivity Finance and Expenditure 31 Mar 2021 13 Commission New Zealand Security Intelligence Intelligence and Security 25 Mar 2021 393 Service Committee Office of the Clerk of the House of Governance and 26 Mar 2021 394 Representatives Administration Office of the Controller and Auditor- Finance and Expenditure 31 Mar 2021 13 General Office of Film and Literature Governance and 29 Mar 2021 406 Classification Administration Office of the Ombudsman Governance and 26 Mar 2021 407 Administration Ōtākaro Limited Finance and Expenditure 31 Mar 2021 367 Parliamentary Service Governance and 26 Mar 2021 394 Administration Pike River Recovery Agency Finance and Expenditure 18 Mar 2021 413 Public Service Commission Governance and 26 Mar 2021 420 (previously the State Services Administration Commission) Reserve Bank of New Zealand Finance and Expenditure 31 Mar 2021 13 Southern Response Earthquake Finance and Expenditure 31 Mar 2021 367 Services Limited Statistics New Zealand Governance and 29 Mar 2021 414 Administration Tāmaki Redevelopment Company Finance and Expenditure 18 Mar 2021 426 Limited The Treasury Finance and Expenditure 31 Mar 2021 13 Volume 2: Health Sector Auckland District Health Board Health 26 Mar 2021 427 Bay of Plenty District Health Board Health 26 Mar 2021 427 Canterbury District Health Board Health 26 Mar 2021 428 Capital and Coast District Health Board Health 24 Mar 2021 437 Counties Manukau District Health Board Health 26 Mar 2021 448 Hawke’s Bay District Health Board Health 31 Mar 2021 454 Health and Disability Commissioner Health 26 Mar 2021 461 Health Promotion Agency Health 26 Mar 2021 461 Health Quality and Safety Commission Health 26 Mar 2021 461 Hutt Valley District Health Board Health 24 Mar 2021 Lakes District Health Board Health 26 Mar 2021 427 MidCentral District Health Board Health 26 Mar 2021 427 Ministry of Health Health 31 Mar 2021 462 Nelson Marlborough District Health Board Health 26 Mar 2021 475 Northland District Health Board Health 26 Mar 2021 475 New Zealand Blood Service Health 26 Mar 2021 461 Pharmaceutical Management Agency Health 24 Mar 2021 476 (PHARMAC) South Canterbury District Health Board Health 26 Mar 2021 485 Southern District Health Board Health 26 Mar 2021 498 Tairāwhiti District Health Board Health 26 Mar 2021 475 Taranaki District Health Board
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