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Top Performance Supporting MДЃori and Pasifika aspiration 3.43/5 Covid-19 pandemic Response to the Covid-19 pandemic 3.35/5 Core business Maintaining fiscal responsibility 2.88/5 Room for Improvement Consultation with business 1.85/5 Abysmal Performance Immigration 1.77/5 Worst performance Housing affordability 1.7/5 Said a banker: 'The economy is performing well compared to other economies but the transformation agenda is not clear.' Government performance in key areas 'Across almost all these areas - with trade being the standout exception - the direction of travel needs to be better,' says the NZ Initiative's Roger Partridge. Lousy on how and execution,' was the blunt summation of a former economist turned CEO when it came to assessing the Labour Government's's performance in some key areas.Д¬EOs rated the Government's support for MДЃori and Pasifika at 3.45/5 ahead of its response to the Covid pandemic (3.35/5). 'Education (injecting lots of woke issues but failing to maintain standard and police truancy), MBIE (responsible for our lamentably inadequate immigration programme) and Treasury (poor forecasting record) have let the side down.' How the Government has performed

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Said an experienced banker: 'MPI and MFAT are doing a professional job, but Health (lamentably unprepared for the pandemic). Transport (2.48/5) and Education (2.28.5) also had low scores. Ministries which have been Covid-facing like MBIE (2.56/5) and Health (2.39/5) were down-rated. Kelvin Davis (Corrections,) 1.73/5 Rating the mandarinsД¬EOs were also asked to run their rulers over the performance of the bureaucracy. Poto Williams (Construction, Police) 1.98/5 25. Marama Davidson (Prevention of Family & Sexual Violence) 2.14/5 23. David Clark (Commerce, Digital) 2.17/5 20. Priyanca Radhakrishnan (Ethnic Communities) 2.2/5 19. Jan Tinetti (Internal Affairs) 2.22/5 17. Aupito William Sio (Pacific Peoples) 2.4/5 13. Damien O'Connor (Trade/Agriculture) 2.58/5 10. Nanaia Mahuta (Foreign Affairs) 2.76/5 9. Kiri Allan (Emergency Management) 3.15/5 3. Ranked at 19th place with a 2.17/5 rating the result of the lengthy time it took to address the urgent need to fast-track residency applications to avert a labour shortage.ДЎ. Immigration Minister Kris Faafoi has lost reputational footing with CEOs. 'Pity he can't put that energy and intellect into housing!'ДЇor Jacinda Ardern at 4th place this year, her rating is a reflection of a failure to build sufficient confidence with business. But it is impressive that a minister who is not in the ruling party has had as much influence as he has. 'I don't think it is the right direction. 'James Shaw has managed to make climate change a key role in driving policy direction,' said a utility sector chief. While James Shaw does not sit in Cabinet he was highly marked by CEOs at 3.06/5. But there is also recognition that she carries that spirit through to her Conservation and Emergency Management portfolios. Robertson, who was also elevated to Deputy Prime Minister after the post-2020 election, is the go-to Minister that Auckland business reaches out to when they have problems 'dealing with Wellington' - aka Covid announcements imposed without any reference to business first to test whether they are practical.Д¬EOs admire the plucky fight that newbie Cabinet Minister Kiri Allan (3.15/5) has put up against cervical cancer. Finance Grant Robertson is again the top Cabinet performer in the eyes of CEOs, but his 3.65/5 rating is down on last year's 4.18/5 result.Д¬hief executives - and key directors - who responded to the 2021 Mood of the Boardroom survey rated the Ministers' performances on a scale of 1-5 where 1 equals not impressive and 5 equals very impressive.