Read the PSA's submission on Legislation (Definitions of Woman and Man) Amendment Bill.

Read the PSA's submission on the Disability Support Services Bill.

Read the PSA's submission on the Employment Leave Bill.

You can make a submission on the Pae Ora Bill. It’s really important that the people making laws about the health system listen to health workers’ voices.

PSA submission on the Employment Relations (Pay Deductions for Partial Strikes) Amendment Bill.

The Ministry for Regulation consulted on a proposed Regulatory Standards Bill in late 2024 - early 2025. The PSA made a submission on the proposed Bill.

PSA submission on the Mental Health Bill, written by the PSA Mental Health and Addictions Committee.

We are encouraged to see WorkSafe progressing a major piece of guidance on one of the most significant health and safety issues in New Zealand. The importance of psychosocial safety at work is acknowledged worldwide and an area of fast-growing research and practice. Aotearoa New Zealand must catch up and the Good Practice Guidelines is an important step into the right direction.

The PSA and its member groups – including Sector, Network, and Delegate Committees – are making submissions on the Treaty Principles Bill. Download our submissions below. We'll add more as they are completed.

The PSA opposes the re-establishment of charter schools. The PSA believes that public services, including education, should be high quality, publicly owned, democratically controlled, responsive to local communities and accessible to all. Introducing charter schools is an active step backwards.

Te Rūnanga O Ngā Toa Āwhina strongly opposes the Government’s intent to repeal Section 7AA of the Oranga Tamariki Act 1989, which currently creates the duty for Oranga Tamariki to respect the Treaty of Waitangi (Te Tiriti) and report publicly on the measures taken to fulfil that obligation.

This submission was developed through discussion among PSA delegates working at Kāinga Ora, and reflects their feedback about the organisation and their work. It primarily addresses the following parts of the review’s terms of reference: