Te Tauākī Whakamaunga Atu Statement of Intent

The Commission was established to deliver the purpose set out in the Act, which is “to promote the systematic review, reform and development of the law of New Zealand”. [...] The diagram below illustrates the elements of the strategy that we will implement to achieve the delivery of this output in accordance with our vision: Contributing to a Maintaining the wider and Commission’s enduring workplace as one understanding and which is honest, strong recognition of te and positive, and one ao Māori including Providing the which is steadily tikanga Māori, and Government wi. [...] THE BROADER IMPACTS OF THE COMMISSION’S LAW REFORM WORK In addition to the implementation of the Commission’s recommendations, the Commission’s work also has a wider influence in the legal system through its influence in professional and community consideration of the law. [...] Professor Croucher borrowed this phrase from the Hon Michael Kirby, former Judge of the High Court of Australia and inaugural Chairman of the Australian Law Reform Commission, who observed that “the flame of law reform affirms a central concept of the rule of law itself: legal renewal”.10 In these respects, the impacts of the Commission’s work in Aotearoa New Zealand are far-reaching: LEGAL RENEWA. [...] The key performance indicators are concerned with the quality of the Commission’s work and related processes, and the impacts and long-term influence of its work.