Agreed next steps and actions from the 2017 Roundtable 1 A multi sectoral National Clinical Network will be established through the Paediatric Society of New Zealand and funded by the Ministry of Health. The clinical reference group for the network will consist of twelve members who will be selected based on clinical and advisory experience in intersex health services. At least half of the group will be required to have medical experience, with established expertise in the management of intersex children and youth. The clinical reference group will have a multi-disciplinary approach to intersex health service delivery aiming to broadly represent the geographic regions of New Zealand. The network will: • Promote nationally coordinated intersex health services • Develop an infrastructure that supports quality services, safety, equity of health service provision, and best value of resources • Develop a system for the monitoring and auditing of services to inform continuous quality improvement to include best practice recommendations • Identify and liaise with national and international bodies with relevance to intersex services • Establish a plan that best supports a workforce education and development programme • Support and address some of the intersex recommendations to Government from the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child (2016) 2 All Roundtable participants commit to working towards the objectives of the Roundtable in their fields of expertise and influence Intersex Roundtable Report 2017 5