Immigration New Zealand boss failed to tell Parliament about $35m project cancellation

Immigration New Zealand boss failed to tell Parliament about $35m project cancellation

The head of Immigration New Zealand did not inform the select committee—Parliament's watchdog for government spending—when a $35 million IT project was cancelled. The disclosure came three months later. Officials are expected to proactively report significant expenditure decisions to these committees, which scrutinise how public money is spent.

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