Ministry business units
The Ministry is comprised of business units, each with its own functions and areas of responsibility.
Organisation chart
In this section
- The National Health Board is responsible for the funding, monitoring and planning of national health services. Read more
- The Policy business unit is the lead Ministry business unit for developing and providing policy advice to Ministers and carrying out related policy functions. Read more
- The core roles and functions of the Clinical Leadership, Protection and Regulation Business Unit are clinical leadership, health protection statutory functions, and specific regulatory functions. Read more
- The Chief Nurse has a strong focus on providing clinical leadership across the Ministry and the sector. Read more
- The Māori Health Business Unit is the primary policy advisor to Ministers on Māori health. Read more
- The Sector Capability and Implementation Business Unit is responsible for making sure the national programmes linked to the achievement of Health Targets and related priority areas are designed and implemented efficiently and effectively. Read more
- The Corporate Services Business Unit supports the Ministry, the Minister and the public by providing a range of centralised advice and services. Read more
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