Permanent roleBased in Whanganui a Tara (Wellington)A hybrid working opportunityBe part of a high functioning teamNatural Hazards Commission Toka Tu Ake is an Aotearoa (NZ) Crown entity that invests in natural hazard research and education as well as providing natural hazard insurance to residential property owners.
Our vision is to be a world-class public insurance scheme that reduces the impact of natural hazards on people, property, and the community while administering the natural hazard fund.Our values define who we are; they influence the way we work with each other and the way we serve our customers and engage with communities, every day.- Hei whakapai matou | We make a difference for people- Ka mahi tika matou | We do the right thingThrough our values, cultural understanding, and whanaungatanga (close personal connection) we connect with our communities ensuring support is provided during times of uncertainty.Our aspiration is for NHC Toka Tu Ake to be a culturally inclusive and diverse place to work; a place where people can develop and be at their best.The purpose of this role is to provide high quality effective policy advice and to ensure the Head of Policy & Government Relations is provided with effective advice and well supported to lead a team that is engaged and aligned in their approach to delivering high-quality, consistent, and strategic policy advice.As Principal Policy Advisor, you will be responsible for:Being a trusted advisor on a range of issues relating to NHC Toka Tu Ake strategic priorities, supporting the resolution of complex challenges, and providing expert advice to NHC leaders.Providing input into externally driven policy issues, including working with the Treasury on NHC Scheme matters.Building strong relationships with key government agencies, strategic partners, and internal stakeholders to drive collaborative policy solutions.Supporting the development and application of operational policies to ensure consistent interpretation of the NHC Act.Taking a broad and future-focused view of issues, including working across all NHC Toka Tu Ake business groups to ensure a strategic and joined-up view.Helping ensure the Policy and Government Relations Team consistently provides high quality policy advice by coaching others and building capability across the team.Your confident and engaging manner and excellent interpersonal skills will enable you to quickly build effective working relationships across all levels.
You will be a credible and trusted person who is actively sought out for your advice, influence, and collaborative approach to health, safety, security, and wellbeing business performance and delivering impactful policy outcomes.Ko wai koe | About YouProven leadership experience in policy development, with strong knowledge of applying policy frameworks to policy issues, and excellent ability to turn policy analysis on complex issues into effective policy advice for decision makers.Strong relationship management and influencing skills, particularly with government agencies.Expertise in interpreting legislation and providing advice on regulatory frameworks.Ability to manage complex projects and competing priorities effectively.A collaborative and innovative approach to problem-solving.Commitment to fostering an inclusive, diverse, and high-performing team culture.A tertiary qualification in public policy, law, or a related discipline.Why Natural Hazards Commission Toka Tu Ake is a great place to workWhat is the most important thing in the world; it is people, it is people, it is people.NHC Toka Tu Ake recognises that our people are our greatest asset, and we prioritise staff and customer wellbeing above all else.
Along with a competitive salary, five weeks annual leave, an employee wellbeing fund, and ongoing professional development, we provide an inclusive, engaging, and purpose-driven culture.Our commitment to a diverse and inclusive workforce is because we know our culture thrives when we get this right.
Our customers also get the best from us when we get our cultural connections right.
We work to draw on the differences in who we are, what we have experienced, and how we think.
We make a difference for all New Zealanders and strive to increasingly reflect the diversity of communities we serve by including and valuing perspectives from all backgrounds including ethnicity, religion, gender, age, accessibility needs, sexual orientation, and national origin.How to applyFor a more detailed understanding of the position or if you're ready to apply, please visit our Careers website by clicking Apply.
If you have any questions about the role or require further information or assistance, please contact us ****** or 0800 326 243.Applications close Tuesday 21 January at 12:00pm.
We reserve the right to close this advertisement prior to the stated deadline.
Interviews may also commence before the closing date; therefore, we encourage you to submit your application promptly.
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