Dear Lee M

Non-Crown entities with quasi-judicial functions

Thank you for your correspondence of 26 November 2015 about non-Crown entities with quasi-judicial functions.

We are not aware of any organisations or bodies that are not part of the Crown performing quasi-judicial functions in New Zealand.

There are a number of Commissions and Authorities designated to perform independent functions that may be considered quasi-judicial, such as the Human Rights Commission, the Families Commission and the Financial Markets Authority. These bodies are empowered to do so by statute. They are insulated from ministerial interference or control in relation to their quasi-judicial functions and are not required to give effect to government policy. They are generally designated as autonomous Crown entities or independent Crown entities under the Crown Entities Act 2004.

Thank you for taking the time to write.

Official Correspondence Team
Ministry of Justice
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