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New Zealand State Services Integrity and Conduct Survey

State Services Integrity and Conduct Survey 2010
The results of the second State Services Integrity and Conduct Survey, managed by the State Services Commission, were released on 19 August 2010 and are published here.

The purpose of the surveys are to measure State servants' perceptions of trustworthiness across the State Services, and the compliance with standards of integrity and conduct within the agencies in which they work. This information is important for monitoring and maintaining high levels of integrity and good conduct in the State Services.

Results are reported for the State Services as a whole, and by four agency groupings ('Public Service departments', District Health Boards, other Crown Agents, and 'Other Crown Entities').

State Services Integrity and Conduct Survey 2007
In 2007 the State Services Commission commissioned an independent survey on how State servants observe standards of integrity and conduct across the State Services. The findings of the 2007 survey are published here.