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NZ Ministry for Primary Industries Seeks Incident and Risk Management System

New Zealand’s Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) has identified the need for an incident and risk management system. MPI requires a system that provides a great user experience, is easily managed, and provides reporting that allows for quick data retrieval and valuable insight and ensures compliance with legislative and regulatory requirements. The system will help […]

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    New Zealand’s Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) has identified the need for an incident and risk management system.

    MPI requires a system that provides a great user experience, is easily managed, and provides reporting that allows for quick data retrieval and valuable insight and ensures compliance with legislative and regulatory requirements.

    The system will help ensure MPI’s compliance with the legislative requirements of the Health & Safety at Work Act 2015 and the Privacy Act 1993, as well as the Government’s expectation under the Protective Security Requirements.

    MPI need health, safety, security and privacy risk and incident information across MPI available in one centralised repository to reduce duplication and increase visibility and consistency.

    The system is to be a configuration of a base system to meet MPI requirements and not a customisation – the tender closes on July 10 – click here for more information.

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