Overview
In developing and executing a CMRI there are generally four phases:
These Guidelines have been structured with each phase in mind.
PHASE 1: CONTEMPLATING A CMRI
This section includes:
- preliminary advice on relationship management
- advice on various resource requirements which may be necessary to develop a CMRI
- a summary of themes arising from consultation with parties to some existing CMRI.
PHASE 2: NEGOTIATING, DRAFTING, AND COMPLIANCE ADVICE
This section includes:
- guidance on relationship-building
- advice on drafting a CMRI
- information on compliance with Cabinet's directions
- the process for obtaining advice on whether your CMRI complies with the policy framework from the Officials' group.
PHASE 3: FORMALISATION AND EXECUTION OF A CMRI
This section includes:
- submission of your completed CMRI to Cabinet for approval if necessary
- submission of executed CMRI to Te Puni Kōkiri for inclusion in a national CMRI database.
PHASE 4: EVALUATION, REVIEW AND RENEGOTIATION OF A CMRI
This section includes:
- advice on "future-proofing" your CMRI
- the need for evaluation and review of your CMRI
- the possibility of renegotiation.
