2020 CONFERENCE
ELEVENSES with G-REG
The G-REG conference this year is a series of 10 webinars held at 11 a.m through October and November. At 45 minutes, they’re long enough to learn something and short enough to take the time. New Zealand’s best regulators sharing their experience. At no charge.
Themes include collaboration, responsiveness, stewardship, building local networks, and the wellbeing of regulators. It’s going to be a fascinating conference.
Register your interest and keep up to date with when, where and what the webinars are as we confirm details. So, why don’t you grab a coffee and join us. It’s all you can eat for free.
Continuing Education
Presented by Andrew Royale, Principal Advisor and Alison Todd, Senior Crown Counsel Crown Law This session provides an introduction to public sector decision-making, with a particular focus on how public decision-making is challenged through the courts. In a practical and interactive session, participants will be introduced to the key principles that apply when courts are
This workshop is designed to provide those in front-facing operational roles techniques to effect change in their regulatory environment. Using case studies, learners will understand when in the policy cycle they can influence for change, how to define a problem and present an evidence-based case for change. [NOTE: this workshop will not address how legislation
ANZSOG FREE WEBINAR
How are thoughtful regulators grappling with the dilemmas of analysing their public value and telling a public value story to the community?
G-Reg works closely with ANZSOG, which has a range of quality material for regulators, including new FREE webinars , recordings of previous webinars and some great Regulation Policy and Practice resources
RegNet Webinars
This panel brings together experts who have studied disruptive technologies, internet governance and surveillance, with the aim of analysing the implications of these interconnected trends, particularly as they manifest against the backdrop of inequalities exacerbated by the pandemic. In reflecting on these patterns and relationships, the panellists identify critical governance challenges moving forward and changing regulatory dynamics.
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This video was made mid 2018. G-REG now has over 6,000 learners.
Why G-REG matters
G-REG’s vision is to make the people working in the regulatory sector better skilled, according to common standards, and more broadly aware of what being part of a wider professional regulatory community means.
In early 2015 G-REG was set up by chief executives to improve regulatory practice, regulatory leadership, regulatory culture, and workforce capability in and across state sector organisations and regulatory systems.
One of G-REG’s unique key features is that it joins up local and central government together in a way that has simply never happened before.
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G-REG Qualifications
a series of qualifications to formalise training and improve leadership, culture, and capability in regulatory practice throughout local and central government
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ANZSOG Webinars
G-REG has teamed up with the ANZSOG/NRCoP to make a whole array of new resources available free of charge to any interested Kiwi regulators.