16 févr. 2010 - Housing Shareholders Advisory Group - created

Description:

An independent Housing Shareholders Advisory Group was established to review the Crown’s approach to delivering social housing. Specifically the government sought independent advice on:
• the most cost effective and efficient delivery model for state housing services to those most in need;
• more productive and innovative ways to use current social housing assets to better support the objectives of government; and
• transparent measures of how the above are being achieved.
The main tasks were:
• understanding the current and likely future demand for subsidised housing in New Zealand;
• identifying the roles for the Housing New Zealand Corporation and government in delivering assistance;
• considering how the Crown’s investment could be best employed, and the tenancy and asset management best engaged, to address these challenges; and
• identifying a small number of appropriate performance measures that focus on the efficient delivery of the Crown’s subsidy to those most in need.

Source: https://www.msd.govt.nz/about-msd-and-our-work/about-msd/history/social-assistance-chronology-programme-history.html