Supporters
The Construction Sector Accord and Transformation Plan is supported by a range of people, agencies, businesses and sector organisations from across government and industry.
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Accord Ministers
The Accord programme is supported by these government Ministers:
- Minister for Building and Construction, Minister of Housing and Minister of Infrastructure - Hon. Dr Megan Woods (Lead Minister)
- Minister for Economic Development
- Minister for Workplace Relations and Safety
- Minister of Education
- Minister of Transport
- Minister of Health
- Minister of Local Government
View all Ministers(external link) - beehive.govt.nz
Accord Steering Group
The Accord Steering Group (ASG) is made up of leaders from industry and government. The group's role is to oversee the Accord's programme, and it has guided the development of the Transformation Plan 2022-2025. Accord Steering Group members are industry leaders and act as champions for the sector's transformation.
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Andrew Crisp(external link) (Co-chair) |
Tracey Ryan(external link) (Co-chair) |
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Nicole Rosie(external link) |
Carolyn Tremain(external link) |
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Nathan Te Miha(external link) |
Leonie Freeman(external link) |
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Bill Newson |
Doug Johnson(external link) |
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Katrina Van Houtte(external link) |
David Kelly(external link) |
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Steve Evans(external link) |
Mark Evans(external link) |
Accord Sector Reference Groups
The Sector Reference Groups are made up of leadership representation from the residential, commercial and infrastructure sub-sectors. We have also convened the Kōtuiā te hono | Māori Advisory Group to drive delivery and advice on how the Accord can uplift the Māori construction economy.
Other targeted groups may be set up on an ad hoc basis where a need for expertise is identified.
Residential Sector Reference Group
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Andrew Crisp(external link) (Co-chair) |
David Kelly(external link) (Co-chair) |
Commercial Sector Reference Group
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Leonie Freeman(external link) (Co-chair) |
Rick Herd(external link) (Co-chair) |
Infrastructure Sector Reference Group
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Steve Webster(external link) (Co-chair) |
Doug Johnson(external link) (Co-chair) |
Kōtuiā te hono | Māori Advisory Group
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Nathan Te Miha(external link) (Chair) |
Accord Forum
The Accord Forum membership includes the Accord Steering Group, Sector Reference Groups, the Kōtuiā te hono Māori Advisory Group, other senior sector executives and Accord Network members. Dean Kimpton is the Chair of the Accord Forum.
The intent of the Forum is to bring the construction sector and government together to navigate and manage emerging issues, creating the space for transformation. Members of the Forum have the opportunity to hear updates from ministers and provide feedback. The Accord will share information about transformation priorities and actions. The Forum is also a platform for sharing lessons learnt and achievements that could benefit the wider sector.
Forum meetings are virtual and breakout rooms may be used for small group discussions.
Members include representatives from these organisations:
| Auckland Council | Hamilton Council |
| Icon | Ministry of Education |
| Business Leaders' Health & Safety Forum | RCP |
| Crown Infrastructure Partners | Mike Greer Commercial |
| Engineering NZ | ACENZ (Association of Consulting and Engineering NZ) |
| Aspec Construction | Infrastructure NZ |
| Spanbild | HEB Construction |
| BRANZ | Offsite NZ |
| Pipeline & Civil Ltd | KiwiRail |
| Southbase Construction | Ministry of Housing and Urban Development |
| NZ Strong | Fulton Hogan |
| Taituara | Warren and Mahoney |
| Kāinga Ora | Ministry of Health |
| Roofing Association | SiteSafe |
| Russell Group | Aurecon |
| Project Unite | Civil Contractors |
| Department of Internal Affairs |
Accord agencies
Several government agencies that work with the sector as either regulators, clients and/or educators are partners in the programme and have specific responsibilities in the Accord and Transformation Plan.
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Crown Collaboration Construction Forum (CCCF)
The CCCF involves infrastructure buyers from across the public sector including major infrastructure agencies to regional and local councils. The forum is an opportunity to share knowledge and best practice as well as a chance to give feedback on what they see happening in the sector.
Accord Network
The Accord Network is a collective of businesses, agencies and sector organisations that have made a commitment to high standards of behaviour and practice in support of the Accord goals.
The Network is open to organisations from all parts of the sector and gives the wider ecosystem the opportunity to connect with and participate in the Accord.