Thursday 10 August 2023
Grand Hall, Parliament
Meeting New Zealand’s Intelligence Needs
Whaowhia te kete mātauranga o Aotearoa me Whakakitenga
E whiwhi ai koi i ngā hua o te moana me mākū koe
To obtain the fruits of the ocean, you need to get wet.
NZIIP acknowledges Taranaki Whānui ki te Upoko o te Ika and Ngāti Toa as mana whenua for the Parliamentary Precinct, which was integral to their marae prior to its re-appropriation as part of the establishment of Wellington. We are grateful for their support and guidance in making this event a possibility.
Conference Run Sheet
0830-0845 | Mihi whakatau |
0845-0910 | NZIIP Chair’s welcome, address, and NZIIP initiative results Professional and ethical standards Diversity and inclusion Māori cultural competence key findings |
0910-0955 | Keynote speaker: Major General (ret.) Martyn Dunne CNZM, QSO Vignettes on Meeting Strategic Intelligence Needs Across Sectors |
0955-1015 | Morning tea |
1015-1115 | Panel: Intelligence Customers: What intelligence in what form? DIA – John Michael, Deputy Director of Digital Safety DIA – Abi Bloy, National Manager Intelligence, Insights, and Risk MFAT – Peter Shackleton, Unit Manager Emerging Security Issues NZ Police – Devlyn-Jae White, NZ Police Tactical Intelligence |
1115-1145 | From Incident to ODESC Response Strategic Crisis Management Unit discussing how intelligence feeds into New Zealand’s National Security System responses from incident to Watch Group to Working Groups and up to ODESC. |
1145-1230 | Function of a Joint Insights Group Annora Levermore, NZ Police, National Intelligence Centre |
1230-1315 | Lunch |
1230-1315 | Applying the Joint Insights Group to the Parliament Protests 2022 Tane Robyns, NZ Police, Eastern District Intelligence Manager Jo Sanders, NZ Police, Strategic Advisor |
1415-1530 | Panel: Liaison Officer Needs to Benefit the Intelligence Sector Scott Minner, United States Defence Intelligence Agency Liaison Chief Inspector Chris Page, NZ Police Liaison Officer – London Senior Sergeant Gray Barbara |
1530-1615 | Working Groups: Solving All the NZ Intelligence Sector’s Problems |
1615-1630 | NZIIP Chair’s closing comments |