Health committees and boards
Statutory committees and boards play an important role in New Zealand’s health system. Get information about what they do, and find out how we help the Minister make appointments.
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Aged Care Ministerial Advisory Group
Information about the Aged Care Ministerial Advisory Group, which has been established to provide independent advice and recommendations to the Government on the aged care system.
More eastMoreEthics committees
Ethics committees provide independent ethical oversight of health and disability services and research in Aotearoa New Zealand.
More eastMoreExpert Advisory Committee on Drugs
The Expert Advisory Committee on Drugs (EACD) provides expert advice to the Minister of Health on drug classification issues.
More eastMoreHauora Māori Advisory Committee
The Hauora Māori Advisory Committee has an important role in strengthening the Treaty of Waitangi–based relationship between the Crown and Māori in the health system.
More eastMoreHealth Workforce Committee
The Health Workforce Committee provides advice to the Minister of Health on health workforce matters.
More eastMoreMental Health Review Tribunal
The Mental Health Review Tribunal is an independent body appointed by the Minister of Health under the Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Act.
More eastMorePrimary Care Advisory Group
Information about the Primary Care Advisory Group, which has been established to maximise the contribution of primary care within the New Zealand health system.
More eastMorePublic Health Advisory Committee
The Public Health Advisory Committee (PHAC) gives independent expert advice on public health issues in Aotearoa New Zealand.
More eastMoreOther health committees
About the committees that advise the Ministry on health matters or have a role in legislation.
More eastMoreBoard appointments
How to apply to serve on a committee, board or authority the Ministry of Health helps the Minister of Health appoint members to.
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