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Table 1

Priority areas of broader outcomes

No	Priority outcomes	Explanation
1	Access for local businesses	Expanding the opportunity for New Zealand businesses, including Māori and Pasifika (referring respectively to the Indigenous people of New Zealand and peoples of Pacific Island heritage) businesses, to engage in government procurement, both directly and within supply chains
2	Domestic construction workforce	Utilising construction procurement to stimulate growth in the size and skill levels of the domestic workforce
3	Worker conditions and business sustainability	Aims to protect workers from unsafe and unfair practices while rewarding high-performing businesses and preventing undercutting from companies that exploit labour costs through substandard practices
4	Transition to a net-zero emissions economy	Facilitating the transition to a net-zero emissions future and assisting the government in achieving significant waste reduction targets beyond 2020

No	Priority outcomes	Explanation
1	Access for local businesses	Expanding the opportunity for New Zealand businesses, including Māori and Pasifika (referring respectively to the Indigenous people of New Zealand and peoples of Pacific Island heritage) businesses, to engage in government procurement, both directly and within supply chains
2	Domestic construction workforce	Utilising construction procurement to stimulate growth in the size and skill levels of the domestic workforce
3	Worker conditions and business sustainability	Aims to protect workers from unsafe and unfair practices while rewarding high-performing businesses and preventing undercutting from companies that exploit labour costs through substandard practices
4	Transition to a net-zero emissions economy	Facilitating the transition to a net-zero emissions future and assisting the government in achieving significant waste reduction targets beyond 2020

Source(s): Adapted from the Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment, 2019