Output Performance 2014/15 National Plan of Action for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights in New Zealand Measure Baseline 2014/15 standard 2014/15 Result Effectiveness of the process to establish performance indicators for the NPA New Indicators established Not Achieved The Commission decided that indicators for the realisation of human rights were being established by the United Nations for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and these should be used as indicators for the NPA. Accordingly a decision was made to await completion of the SDG goals and indicators in September 2016. The Commission also has the following NPA effectiveness measure that is due to be reported in 2017/18. Measure Overall effectiveness of the NPA process 2017/18 NPA is recognised as a good practice exemplar both domestically and internally (including the New Zealand Ministry of Justice and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights). Education promotion and advocacy Measure Baseline 2014/15 standard 2014/15 Result Effectiveness of working arrangements with government partners to realise human rights New Feedback from social policy and justice sector chief executives Achieved7 Key Commission recommendations implemented by central and local government agencies Some examples of the Commission’s effective working arrangements with government partners to realise human rights include: The Commission is a member of the inter-agency collective impact Bullying Prevention Advisory Group (BPAG), which has focused on reducing bullying in New Zealand schools. In this reporting year the group published its second version of the Bullying Prevention Guide. The CE’s of CERA MSD and MBIE have reported against the Canterbury Earthquake Report recommendations provided by the Commission. Human rights advice was also provided: • to the Children’s Action Plan Directorate, which has been directly incorporated into the Privacy (Information Sharing Agreement for Improving Public Services for Vulnerable Children) Order 2015 • on the Health (Protection) Amendment Bill concerning contact tracing procedures, which have been reflected in the new version of the Bill • on the Organised Crime and Anti-Corruption Legislation Bill, where changes were made to the proposed legislation as a result of submissions from the Commission and others on the issue of facilitation payments 34 Human Rights Commission