2015/16 DHB Planning Workshop 4 -5 Dec 2014

2015/16 DHB Planning Workshop 4 -5 Dec 2014

2015/16 DHB Planning Workshop 4 -5 Dec 2014 Administration Facilitation John Hazeldine Administration Patrick McDonald - David Spence

Agenda outline Thu 4 Dec Setting the Scene including message from the Ministers office National Entity Initiatives

Maori Health Plans and PHU Annual Plans 2015/16 Planning Package Considerations by Treasury and the OAG

The Planning Priorities There is opportunity for discussion and Q and A throughout the day Agenda outline Fri 5 Dec Regional issues

Health equity Sector audit focus 2015/16 issues for RSPs

Responsibilities Overview John Hazeldine and Jayne Conaghan

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