Reports commisioned by Manatu Taonga
Designing reports and consultation documents involves translating complex information into clear, engaging, and accessible formats that support informed decision-making. It requires balancing visual clarity with organisational branding, while structuring content so readers can quickly understand the purpose, key issues, and proposed options. Effective design enhances transparency, builds trust, and helps stakeholders navigate material confidently during the consultation process.
Public consultation :
Increasing value from government investment in the New Zealand Screen Production Grant
The report outlines the joint MBIE–MCH Screen Sector Review, an evidence-based assessment of how government investment supports the performance, sustainability, and future direction of Aotearoa’s screen industry. Developed in partnership between the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment and Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture and Heritage, the review brings together economic analysis, cultural outcomes, and sector insights to inform a coherent, long-term approach to screen production. The collaboration reflects the complementary roles of both agencies—MBIE’s focus on economic development and industry growth, and MCH’s leadership in cultural, creative, and national identity outcomes.
Public consultation :
Resale Right for Visual Artists Regulations
The discussion document outlines Manatū Taonga’s work to assess and design an Artist Resale Royalty scheme for Aotearoa, exploring how a royalty could support fairer long-term earnings for visual artists and strengthen the sustainability of the arts sector. Developed by Manatū Taonga in collaboration with sector representatives and market stakeholders, the document presents the key issues, options, and implications for implementing a royalty framework that balances cultural, economic, and industry considerations.
