Case study About New Zealand Government The New Zealand government serves approximately 4.7 million people. It oversees matters that affect the entire country, while local governments consisting of regional councils and territorial authorities provide community- level support. Central government leaders are determined by democratic vote every three years. Challenges: Disparate Systems and Data with Constantly Changing Initiatives The potential for frequent changes in leadership in the New Zealand government may ensure fresh ideas, but as far as initiatives are concerned, it presents a few challenges. As most governments can attest, pushing projects through the system can be slow work. Data is rarely shared and there is little collaboration on projects. With government leaders pote

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