Online voting remains high on the list of priorities for LGNZ and Taituarā. We’ve been progressing discussions with central government ‘behind the scenes’ for the past few months. Giving approval for the policy and technical work will be one of the first decisions an incoming Government and Minister will take.
- 06 Sep 2017
- 10:00 - 11:30
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- New Zealand
- 50.00 (plus GST) Members
- 50.00 (plus GST) Non Members
About this event
Online voting remains high on the list of priorities for LGNZ and Taituarā. We’ve been progressing discussions with central government ‘behind the scenes’ for the past few months. Giving approval for the policy and technical work will be one of the first decisions an incoming Government and Minister will take.
The webinar will set out a proposed sector-led approach to a trial of online voting in 2019.
This is a must attend for any council that wants to get into the trial of online voting in 2019.
We’re looking at online voting again as part of a wider project that will provide a more modern voting experience. We’ll touch on what else might be on the agenda.
PLEASE NOTE:
This webinar will be available to view on multiple devices, please only register once for your council. If you are unsure if your council has registered for this webinar please email webinars@taituara.org.nz to confirm. We will send out a link with login instructions for the webinar the day before the webinar (Tuesday 5th of September). This webinar is open to any employee or elected member of a local authority. Others will be admitted by invitation only.
A recording will be made available.
Presenters
Raymond Horan
Chief Advisor, Taituarā Read ProfileRaymond Horan
Chief Advisor, Taituarā- raymond.horan@taituara.org.nz
Raymond re-joined Taituarā in June 2014 as Sector Improvement Manager, before commencing his current role as Chief Advisor at Taituarā. He has spent most of the last 20 years in local government related roles, most recently with the Department of Internal Affairs.
He describes his job as two-thirds providing assistance to the local government sector and one-third providing advice to central government on local government matters. His ambition is to help develop a Local Government Act that doesn’t require changes every 18 months. He asks that you wish him well with this task.