Senior Policy Advisor: Shape Civil Law Policy (Fixed-Term)

Ministry Of Justice; Wellington; On-site; NZD 113,000 - 145,000; Full time

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Job summary

Ministry of Justice in Wellington seeks a Senior Policy Advisor for fixed-term, full-time work in the Policy Group. The role involves scoping, planning and analysing policy and the legislative and operational implications of proposed law reform.

You will collaborate with experienced policy professionals to deliver evidence-based advice that shapes how laws and services operate. Strong policy judgement, relationship-building and communication skills are essential, as is the right to work in New

Qualifications

• Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
• Excellent relationship management and communication.
• Ability to prioritise and deliver on a defined work programme.
• Sound knowledge of the machinery of government.
• A relevant tertiary qualification (or equivalent experience) and the right to work in New Zealand are essential.
• Legislative process experience is a bonus, not a requirement.

Responsibilities

• Scope, plan and analyse policy, legislative and operational implications of proposed law reform.
• Provide clear policy advice and build relationships with stakeholders.
• Work as part of the Ministry of Justice Policy Group to support lawful and effective policy outcomes.

Skills

Analytical skills

Relationship management

Communication skills

Policy planning

Prioritisation

Education

Relevant tertiary qualification

Job description

Ministry of Justice in Wellington seeks a Senior Policy Advisor for fixed-term, full-time work in the Policy Group. The role involves scoping, planning and analysing policy and the legislative and operational implications of proposed law reform.

You will collaborate with experienced policy professionals to deliver evidence-based advice that shapes how laws and services operate. Strong policy judgement, relationship-building and communication skills are essential, as is the right to work in New