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What advice, if any, broken down by date and title, has the Minister or their office, received from the Minister’s departments, agencies, crown entities or any other bodies that the Minister is responsible for, if any, regarding the National Fuel Plan since 28 February 2026? and 4 other questions

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Francisco Hernandez

List MP · Green Party

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  • 10911

    What advice, if any, broken down by date and title, has the Minister or their office, received from the Minister’s departments, agencies, crown entities or any other bodies that the Minister is responsible for, if any, regarding the National Fuel Plan since 28 February 2026?

  • 10912

    What advice, if any, broken down by date and title, has the Minister or their office, requested from the Minister’s departments, agencies, crown entities or any other bodies that the Minister is responsible for, if any, regarding the National Fuel Plan since 28 February 2026?

  • 10914

    What communication, if any, broken down by date and title, has the Minister or their office received from the Minister’s departments, agencies, crown entities or any other bodies that the Minister is responsible for, if any, regarding the National Fuel Plan since 28 February 2026?

  • 10921

    What directions, if any, broken down by date and title, has the Minister or their office, sent to the Minister’s departments, agencies, crown entities or any other bodies that the Minister is responsible for, if any, regarding the National Fuel Plan since 28 February 2026?

  • 10926

    What specific actions, if any, broken down by action taken and date, has the Minister done to prepare the Minister’s departments, agencies, crown entities or any other bodies that the Minister is responsible for, if any, to implement the National Fuel Plan since 28 February 2026?

Answered by

Hon Judith Collins

Member for Papakura · National Party · Minister for the Public Service

Answer

On Wednesday 25 March 2026, the National Fuel Plan was discussed during a meeting with Public Service Commission officials. On Thursday 26 March 2026, the Public Service Commission provided two short updates to my office titled ‘National Fuel Plan and working from home’ and ‘Mobility Hub Activation’ via the Commission’s regular reporting. Since Wednesday 25 March 2026, my office has received various updates, including responding to a request for media lines, and a verbal update via phone call, on the Public Sector Implementation Plan. The National Fuel Response Plan sets the overarching, phased framework for managing fuel supply risks across the economy, while the Public Sector Implementation Plan sits beneath it and translates those national settings into practical, coordinated expectations for how the public sector reduces demand, protects essential services, and adjusts activity if phases change.