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New Zealand Intelligence Community

We exist to protect New Zealand as a free, open, and democratic society.

We form the core national intelligence, assessment and protective security functions within the New Zealand Intelligence Community (NZIC).

The intelligence-based insights and advice provided by the NZIC contribute to decisions that sustain and enhance New Zealand’s security and wellbeing.

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The GCSB collects Signals Intelligence, in accordance with New Zealand’s National Security Intelligence Priorities - Whakaarotau Marumaru Aotearoa, and provides that intelligence to relevant parties to support informed decision making. The GCSB also ensures the integrity and confidentiality of government information, provides cyber security services to organisations of national significance, and assists other New Zealand government agencies.

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The NZSIS identifies, investigates, assesses and mitigates threats to New Zealand’s national security, and provides a range of protective security advice and services to the New Zealand Government. The NZSIS also provides cooperation and assistance to other New Zealand government agencies.

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The National Assessment Bureau, within the National Security Group, helps inform government decision-making by providing intelligence assessments on events and developments that are relevant to New Zealand’s interests. It is also responsible for promoting excellence in intelligence analysis across the New Zealand Government.

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MPSs (GCSB)

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MPSs (NZSIS)

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