Mo tenei turanga mahi | About the role
Ko te aronga matua o te Pouwhirinaki Maori, ko te whakatinana me te arahi i te punaha potitanga huri noa i nga rohenga poti Maori i Aotearoa, te whakapumau i te reo moroki o te Maori hei putake i te hoahoa me te whakatinana i nga ahuatanga poti katoa. Ka mahi ngatahi te Pouwhirinaki me nga iwi Maori, nga hapu me nga whanau ki te whakapiki ake i te hunga ka whai wahi mai ki nga take poti, a ka mahitahi me nga kaiamo o Te Kaitiaki Take Kowhiri ki te whakahangai i nga Poukaiawha (operational policies) ki nga whainga rautaki. Ko tau arahi e whakatuturu i nga kawenga mahi kia tutuki i nga hiahia o nga hapori Maori, ko te whakamanawa no hoki i te reo me te ahurea Maori.
Ko te utu a-tau kei te takiwa o te $145,877 - $162,086.
As the Te Pouwhirinaki Maori, (Manager Maori Electorates), you will lead the development and delivery of voting services across Maori electorates in Aotearoa, ensuring the voice of contemporary Maori is central to the design and implementation of electoral events. You will collaborate with Maori, iwi, hapu and whanau to increase voter participation, and work with the Electoral Commission's leadership team to align operational delivery with strategic goals. Your leadership will ensure that voting services meet the unique needs of Maori communities, respecting local language and culture.
This is a Grade 19 role with a Salary band of $145,877- $162,086.
Nga Haepapa Mahi
Key Responsibilities:
Lead and deliver voting services across Maori electorates, ensuring cultural competency and responsiveness to local needs.
Collaborate with Strategic Engagement and Partnerships teams to build strong relationships with Maori, iwi, and hapu, enhancing electoral participation.
Work closely with Electorate and Regional Managers to ensure accurate and timely results.
Develop and implement future-focused operational plans for Maori electorates, incorporating feedback from communities and stakeholders.
Ensure recruitment and training for Maori Electorate Managers, embedding kaupapa Maori practices throughout the electoral process.
Apply Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles to support Crown-Maori relationships and foster strong partnerships.
Mohou ake | About you
He tautahito koe e ngakau nui ai ki te whakamana i nga hapori Maori, ki te whakamorimori hoki kia aro mai ki nga punaha potitanga o Aotearoa. Ko to ihupumanawa ki te pikau i nga kaupapa nui whakaharahara, me to mohio ki Te Tiriti o Waitangi ka tohungia koe he kaimahi tika mo tenei turanga mahi. Kua mahitahi ke koe ki nga Maori, nga iwi me nga hapu, a e pumau ana koe ki te whakaahu i nga punaha whakaratarata a-tikanga e whakamana nei i nga hua kanorau o te Maori huri noa i Aotearoa. Ko to momo he whakakotahi, he mahi ngatahi me te hikaka ki te hapai i nga herenga tangata.
You are an experienced leader with a passion for empowering Maori communities and fostering participation in Aotearoa's electoral processes. Your expertise in managing large-scale programmes and projects, combined with a deep understanding of Te Tiriti o Waitangi, makes you the ideal candidate for this role. You have a proven track record of working in partnership with Maori, iwi, and hapu, and are committed to developing culturally responsive services that reflect the diverse needs of Maori across Aotearoa. Your leadership style is inclusive, collaborative, and you thrive in building and maintaining positive relationships.
To be successful in this role, you will need:
Proven experience leading operational delivery in complex, large-scale events or programmes, with a focus on Maori communities.
Strong understanding of Te Tiriti o Waitangi and demonstrated ability to apply its principles in practice.
Experience building partnerships with iwi, hapu, and Maori organisations.
Ability to design and implement operational plans that are culturally responsive and future-focused.
Expertise in recruiting, developing, and managing teams to deliver high-quality services.
Excellent communication and problem-solving skills, with a proactive approach to managing challenges.
Ma te tuhono mai ki Te Kaitiaki Take Kowhiri ka aha?
Ko ta te Kaitiaki Take Kowhiri he whakakotahi, ka waewae kai pakiaka ki nga tikanga taketake me te whakapumau i nga taura here a-tangata ki nga hapori Maori. Ko tau mahitahi me tenei ropu, e ahei ana koe ki te tauawhi i nga punaha potitanga mo apopo, e rangona nei te reo o ia tangata i Aotearoa. He wahi mahi taupuhupuhi e manawa nui ai ki te kanorau a-tangata me te mauritau o te noho aio ki te mahi me te kainga hoki.
Why join the Electoral Commission?
The Electoral Commission is committed to inclusivity, cultural competency, and fostering strong partnerships with Maori communities. As part of our team, you will have the opportunity to contribute to the future of electoral services in Aotearoa, ensuring that every New Zealander's voice is heard. We offer a supportive and dynamic work environment that values diversity and work-life balance.
Nga korero mo Te Kaitiaki Take Kowhiri
Ko te kawenga a Te Kaitiaki Take Kowhiri he whakahaere i te punaha poti o Aotearoa, me te whai kia marama te punaha ki nga tangata o Aotearoa, kia whakapono mai tatau ki taua punaha, a, kia tautokona hoki tatau ki te whai wahi ki nga tukanga poti. E tautoko ana a matau mahi i te manaporitanga o Aotearoa me Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa whanui.
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Applications close at 5pm on Sunday 3rd November.
You must be legally entitled to work in New Zealand.
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