37071 (2024). Dr Tracey McLellan to the Minister of Corrections

Written Question
Published date: 20 Jun 2024
37071 (2024). Dr Tracey McLellan to the Minister of Corrections: How many FTEs, if any, have been cut as a result of savings, if any, to Re-offending is Reduced under new policy initiative ‘Optimising Service Delivery Expenditure’ since 27 November 2023 to date, broken down by month and role?
Hon Mark Mitchell: As noted in the Vote Corrections Estimates of Appropriation 2024/25 (pages 33 and page 45 at https://budget.govt.nz/budget/pdfs/estimates/v6/est24-v6-corr.pdf), Corrections’ baseline savings have been allocated to appropriations based on estimates from the best available information at the time the Estimates were prepared (April 2024). The appropriation impact will be confirmed as part of Corrections’ October Baseline Update. To meet the baseline savings targets, I am advised that Corrections has consolidated savings into four categories for reporting purposes and is now working through the budget implementation of these options. As this work progresses, there will be changes between programmes, functions and administration activities across these categories, but the overall savings value will not change. I am further advised that as this work is ongoing, it is not possible at this time to confirm specific job titles, functions or administration activities that may be reduced as a result of each aspect of Corrections’ savings initiatives. However, at this time, 107 vacant back-office roles have been removed from establishment, which contributes to the savings mentioned in appendix one. I refer the member to the attached appendix, which outlines the savings currently associated with each category. This is also my response to WPQ 37074 (2024), WPQ 37075 (2024), WPQ 37077 (2024), WPQ 37078 (2024), WPQ 37079 (2024), WPQ 37080 (2024), WPQ 37081 (2024), WPQ 37083 (2024), WPQ 37085 (2024), WPQ 37086 (2024), WPQ 37087 (2024), WPQ 37088 (2024), WPQ 37089 (2024), WPQ 37090 (2024), WPQ 37091 (2024), WPQ 37093 (2024), WPQ 37094 (2024), WPQ 37095 (2024), WPQ 37097 (2024), WPQ 37099 (2024), WPQ 37100 (2024), WPQ 37101 (2024), WPQ 37102 (2024), WPQ 37103 (2024), WPQ 37104 (2024), WPQ 37105 (2024), WPQ 37106 (2024), WPQ 37107 (2024), WPQ 37108 (2024), WPQ 37109 (2024), WPQ 37110 (2024), WPQ 37111 (2024), WPQ 37112 (2024), WPQ 37114 (2024), WPQ 37116 (2024), WPQ 37117 (2024), WPQ 37121 (2024), WPQ 37122 (2024), WPQ 37124 (2024), WPQ 37125 (2024), WPQ 37126 (2024), WPQ 37127 (2024), WPQ 37128 (2024), WPQ 37129 (2024), WPQ 37130 (2024), WPQ 37131 (2024), WPQ 37132 (2024), WPQ 37133 (2024), WPQ 37134 (2024), WPQ 37135 (2024), WPQ 37136 (2024), WPQ 37137 (2024), WPQ 37138 (2024), WPQ 37139 (2024), WPQ 37140 (2024), WPQ 37141 (2024), WPQ 37142 (2024), WPQ 37143 (2024), WPQ 37144 (2024), WPQ 37145 (2024), WPQ 37146 (2024), WPQ 37148 (2024), WPQ 37149 (2024), WPQ 37151 (2024), WPQ 37154 (2024), WPQ 37155 (2024), WPQ 37156 (2024), WPQ 37157 (2024), WPQ 37158 (2024), WPQ 37159 (2024), WPQ 37160 (2024), WPQ 37161 (2024), WPQ 37162 (2024), WPQ 37163 (2024), WPQ 37164 (2024), WPQ 37165 (2024), WPQ 37167 (2024), WPQ 37168 (2024), WPQ 37169 (2024), WPQ 37170 (2024), WPQ 37171 (2024), WPQ 37172 (2024), WPQ 37173 (2024), WPQ 37174 (2024), WPQ 37175 (2024)
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