a government organisation — in roles such as a service designer, project manager, product owner, senior responsible owner, business analyst, customer-service officer or other roles in public-facing services
a role that follows tikanga and te ao Māori to improve service delivery
an organisation that works with the government to design or deliver services
an experience of being disabled and designing, delivering or using government services.
Register to help improve the standard
Email gcdo@dia.govt.nz — Government Chief Digital Officer (GCDO).
Subject line of the email: ‘Project: Digital Service Design Standard — registration’.
Say that you’re interested in future surveys, workshops or other types of user research.
Privacy statement and how to contact us
The GCDO needs to collect personal information to contact you about the Digital Service Design Standard project — the GCDO collects your:
name
email address.
Purpose for collecting this personal information
The GCDO will only use this information for the Digital Service Design Standard project.
Your comments for the project will be de-linked from personally identifiable information. This is often called ‘anonymising’ data to keep your privacy.
Right to access and correct your personal information
At any time, you have the right to access and request correction of your personal information.
When the GCDO deletes your personal information from its records
The GCDO will delete your personal information when the research project finishes or if you tell the GCDO to delete it.
If you signed up for the wider Public Sector Design Community of Practice, the GCDO will keep you in that group until you say to delete your personal information from it. The group is commonly known as the ‘Service Design Community of Practice’.
