New Zealand and Tonga Public Service Commissioners meeting
Dr Lia Maka and Chairman Simione Sefanaia on a 1-hour videoconference meeting with Hon. Luamanuvao Dame Winnie Laban (Chair of the Public Service Fale Working Group), Peter Hughes (New Zealand State Services Commissioner), and Tania Ott (Deputy Commissioner of the Public Service Fale)
MALO E LELEI AND WELCOME TO THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION WEBSITE
The Public Service Commission was established on the 1st July, 2003 to implement public sector reform initiatives including Human Resource, Policy, Performance Management, Training and Remuneration. A more efficient, effective, affordable, honest, transparent and a political Public Service, with a clear focus on priority needs, working both in the capital and across the rest of the country. We have a strong commitment to improved performance and better able to deliver the required outputs of government to all people.
The Public Service Act stipulates that the Public Service Commission shall appoint a Chief Executive Officer as Head of Department, who will provide support services to the Commission.
The Commissioners
The Public Service Act stipulates that the Public Service Commission shall appoint a Chief Executive Officer as Head of Department, who will provide support services to the Commission.
Commissioners Function
Principal Functions of the Public Service Commission. Section 6 of the Public Service Act stipulates the following: “6 Principal Functions of the Commission”