Submissions

NZCCSS’ submission reflecting feedback shared by members on the Draft Carers’ Strategy Action Plan and the opportunities and challenges they…

NZCCSS supports the kaupapa to increase recognition within Emergency Management legislation for communities and Māori.

NZCCSS submission on the Inquiry into the 2025 Local Elections

NZCCSS submission on the Social Security (Accident Compensation and Calculation of Weekly Income) Amendment Bill

NZCCSS responds to consultation questions on proposed census changes.

NZCCSS submission on the Government’s Budget Policy Statement 2026.

NZCCSS feedback on Delivering for Pacific Communities Strategy 2025.

NZCCSS response to The Electricity Authority’s survey on Improving Electricity Billing in New Zealand.

NZCCSS submission on the Inquiry into Performance and Public Accountability.

NZCCSS makes some recommendations on the amendments to enforce compliance with Early Childhood Education (ECE) regulation.

NZCCSS submission on Social Workers Registration Board Education Fees Review 2025.

NZCCSS responded to the public consultation survey on the refresh of the New Zealand Disability Strategy.

NZCCSS address concerns regarding the current process for the use of urgency in passing legislation.

NZCCSS opposes proposed changes to the Electoral Act 1993 which risk restricting people’s ability to vote.

NZCCSS opposes the proposed changes to the Public Services Act 2020

NZCCSS opposes the changes to the Healthy Futures (Pae Ora) Amendment Bill which risk increasing health inequities faced by Māori

NZCCSS oppose the proposed changes to the Employment Relations Act 2000

NZCCSS calls for the repeal of the Pay Equity Amendment Bill 2025

NZCCSS supports the kaupapa to identify solutions to address the harm young New Zealanders encounter online. NZCCSS upholds children’s rights…

We oppose the removal of wellbeing requirements in the Public Finance Act.

NZCCSS supports the focus of the proposals to prevent debt to government and reduce underpayment of Working for Families entitlements…

NZCCSS strongly opposes the Regulatory Standards Bill and its intent to undermine Te Tiriti o Waitiangi

NZCCSS supports increased access to basic transaction accounts. 

NZCCSS disagrees that reducing the protections for cultural and professional competence is the same as putting patients first.