Structure
S+SNZ has an elected Council and an operational Board. The Council provides governance and advises on the management of S+SNZ affairs through a Letter of Engagement.
The Board is responsible to the Council and the membership for the organisation's health and prosperity. Day to day business activities are managed by the CEO and National Office staff based in Wellington.
Annual General Meeting: 4 November 2021
- Amended Final Notice of 2021 AGM - 4 November 2021
- First Notice of 2021 AGM - 4 November 2021
- Draft Minutes 132nd AGM - 5 November 2021
- 2020 AGM and Member's Forum Presentation
COVID-19
President, Board and CEO
- Letter of Expectation - 3 March 2020
- Letter of Expectation - 11 April 2019
Annual Reports
Stakeholder Workshops
Board and Council Meeting Dates
Survey and Spatial NZ Plans
Business Plans
- 2019 - 2020 S+SNZ Business Plan
- 2018 Stakeholder Engagement Plan - N.O and Technical
- 2018 Stakeholder Engagement Plan - Council and Board
- 2015-20 Strategic Plan
Constitution
- Rules of New Zealand Institute of Surveyors Amended - 15 November 2018
- NZIS governance review report - 17 October 2018
- NZIS Governance Manual July 2014
- NZIS Governance Review TOR - January 2018
Audit and Risk Committee
Ethics Committee
S+SNZ Ethics Committee
- Michael Morris (Wellington)
- Richard O'Flaherty (Auckland)
- Malcolm Hanrahan, Chair (Canterbury)
- Chris Hopper (Canterbury)
- Nicole Alexander (Napier)
- Ethics Committee Role Description - Jan 2018
- Ethics Committee Terms Of Reference - Jan 2018
Policies
The S+SNZ rules are being updated to policy documents. Until all the updates are completed the Rules still apply to members by default.
- S+SNZ Policy A11 – Membership
- S+SNZ Policy A19-24 – Conduct of Members
- S+SNZ Policy - Continuing Professional Development
- S+SNZ Policy Admission as a Registered Professional Surveyor
- S+SNZ Commercial Partnership Exclusivity
- S+SNZ Travel Claims and Expenses Policy
Survey and Spatial NZ Guides
Leader's Guide
A complete guide to assist leaders of branches, streams, special interest groups (SIG) or divisions. It includes support material and templates for all the key functions. The guide and various templates are available in the Members Resources section.
Social Media Guide
A comprehensive guide with useful and practical information for members who are posting individually or planning to get active in social media for their own organisations.