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# Social Workers Registration Board
The Social Workers Registration Board (SWRB) is a Crown agency that provides public assurance that Registered Social Workers
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- [Registration compliance function transfer](https://swrb.govt.nz/compliance-function-transfer/) - From 1 July 2025, the Social Workers Registration Board is responsible for investigating concerns about unregistered people being described as social workers. This registration compliance function was previously the responsibility of Te Kāhui Kāhu, a business unit hosted by the Ministry of Social Development. Files relating to historic and current investigations were handed over to
- [Uncovering the gold - Jan-Marie Dephoff](https://swrb.govt.nz/uncovering-the-gold-jan-marie-dephof/) - Puketāpapa te Maunga Ōruarangi te Awa Tainui te Waka Makaurau te Marae Te Waiohua me Waikato-Tainui ngā Iwi Te Ahiwaru te Hapū Ko Jan-Marie Pinikera Dephoff tōku ingoa Many social workers bring lived experience into their practice. For Jan-Marie Dephoff, her journey into social work was life changing. Jan, a clinical practitioner of Waikato-Tainui descent
- [Onboard newsletter - June 2026](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-june-2026/) - He panui anō - Annual practising certificate renewal He Pito Mata - Future practitioners at Whitireia He kāhui whetū - Jan-Marie Dephoff Te whakanui i te tau - Celebrating 50 years Pānui tonu - Continuing professional development Kimihia - Are they registered? What you need to know Te karere a te Tumu Herenga Waka -
- [Onboard newsletter – May 2026](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-may-2026/) - Featuring 2026/27 PC renewal information, the workforce survey, Social Workers Disciplinary Tribunal case summaries and learnings, Whakamanawa 2026 registrations, and more.
- [Your Social Work Practice and Practising Certificate - what you need to know](https://swrb.govt.nz/your-social-work-practice-and-practising-certificate-what-you-need-to-know/) - Why your Practising Certificate matters How to keep it current What it means for our profession Your PC isn't just paperwork - it's part of how we maintain our professional standards and protect the people we serve. By keeping your PC current and practising within your scope, you're playing your part in strengthening social work
- [He Kāhui Whetū: Marcia Ranginui Charlton](https://swrb.govt.nz/he-kahui-whetu-marcia-ranginui-charlton/) - Ko Panekire te maunga Ko Waikaremoana te wai kaukau o ōku tupuna Ko Ngai Tūhoe me Ngāti Ruapani ki Waikaremoana ōku iwi Ko Marcia Ranginui Charlton ahau For Marcia, social work has never been about fixing people or directing their lives. It is about walking alongside, showing up, staying present, and honouring the mana of those she works with. Marcia is one of a growing number of social entrepreneur social workers who have established community
- [Tribunal decision - Lynch](https://swrb.govt.nz/tribunal-decision-lynch/) - The Tribunal recently considered a charge against a social worker who worked as a social worker at a DHB until July 2019, and then at an NGO as a social worker in their Community Housing team, from November 2019 to July 2020. Her registration and practising certificate were suspended on an interim basis by the
- [Tribunal decision - Wastney](https://swrb.govt.nz/tribunal-decision-wastney/) - The Tribunal recently considered a charge against a social worker who was based in Christchurch. She had been employed by an NGO from 2017 at the time of the conduct reviewed by the Tribunal. The charge against the social worker included several factors which were said either individually or cumulatively to amount to professional misconduct
- [Working together to make a difference – interview with Mike Munnelly](https://swrb.govt.nz/interview-with-mike-munnelly/) - There were scenes of jubilation last year when the pay equity extension was announced. But what led to that point, how did those involved work together to make it happen? We interviewed Mike Munnelly on the eve of his retirement from Barnardos to hear about his journey through social work leading up to this significant
- [Extending the experience pathway for registration ](https://swrb.govt.nz/extending-the-experience-pathway-for-registration/) - We are no longer accepting registration applications under section 13 The section 13 (recognition of prior social work experience) registration pathway is now closed. We are no longer accepting new applications under this registration pathway. Applications that were in progress or submitted by 11:59pm on Friday, 27 February 2026 will still be considered. Section 13
- [Challenges in the sustainability of the social worker workforce ](https://swrb.govt.nz/sustainability-of-social-worker-workforce/) - The SWRB’s Annual Social Worker Workforce Report 2024 and Annual Social Work Education Report 2023 have been published today. They provide unique insights into social work education and the social worker workforce in Aotearoa New Zealand. The Annual Social Worker Workforce Report 2024 is based on information from the annual social worker workforce survey which
- [Social worker’s registration cancelled following inappropriate relationship](https://swrb.govt.nz/social-workers-registration-cancelled-following-inappropriate-relationship/) - The Social Workers Complaints and Disciplinary Tribunal (the Tribunal) is reserved for the most serious disciplinary cases. A Professional Conduct Committee (PCC) sends charges against a social worker to the Tribunal if it has grounds to believe that a social worker is guilty of professional misconduct or of conduct unbecoming of a social worker. In
- [Beyond ‘Any Job Will Do’](https://swrb.govt.nz/beyond-any-job-will-do/) - Your new-grad social work survival kit by Amy Ross, RSW When you graduate and are looking for your first job as a social worker, it is really easy for the focus to be just on getting a job, any job. Fair enough too, given the cost of living, the financial pressures of study and the
- [2025 Update on the Public's Trust in Social Workers](https://swrb.govt.nz/2025-update-on-the-publics-trust-in-social-workers/) - Why Trust Matters Social workers are there for people during some of life’s toughest moments—supporting children, families, the elderly, and others facing hardship. But for that support to work, people need to trust the person helping them. It has been shown that professions with higher public trust have more positive outcomes, and are better placed
- [2025 Annual Social Worker Workforce Report](https://swrb.govt.nz/2025-annual-social-worker-workforce-report/) - This report provides unique insights into the social worker workforce in Aotearoa New Zealand. We are fortunate to have such rich information shared by practicing social workers who completed the annual workforce survey as they renewed their practising certificates between May and July 2025. A huge thank you to all participants. Your responses provide invaluable insights into the composition of
- [Onboard newsletter – 12 February 2026](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-12-february-2026/) - Section 13 closes on 27 February 2026. New Employers' Guide. New Guide to Registration for NZ Graduates, Introducing new deputy registrar registration, Gina Giannios.
- [Tribunal decision – Elkington (SWDT 25/25P)](https://swrb.govt.nz/tribunal-decision-elkington-swdt-25-25p/) - This case concerns the ongoing obligation for social workers to act honestly and ethically. The case concerns a social worker, Dr Jacquelyn Elkington, who was charged after purporting to issue a COVID-19 vaccine exemption when she had no authority to do so, representing herself as qualified to issue it. Furthermore, she failed to disclose an
- [Learning from experience: A conversation with Professor Ron Paterson](https://swrb.govt.nz/conversation-with-professor-ron-paterson/) - We were delighted to welcome Professor Ron Paterson (Ngāti Raukawa and Scottish whakapapa) to the SWRB office recently for a conversation about regulatory practice and what good regulation looks like in action. Professor Paterson brings a remarkable depth of experience to these questions. As a former Health and Disability Commissioner, the author of The Good
- [Tribunal decision – Name suppressed (SWCDT 27/25P)](https://swrb.govt.nz/tribunal-decision-name-suppressed-swcdt-27-25p/) - This case is published as a learning opportunity for social workers, with a particular focus on the obligations that attach to the social work role in school and youth-facing settings. It concerns the conduct of an experienced social worker employed at a school who engaged in seriously inappropriate boundary-crossing communications with a Year 12 student
- [Tribunal decision – Matkovich (SWCDT 26/25P)](https://swrb.govt.nz/tribunal-decision-matkovich-swcdt-26-25p/) - This case concerns a social worker, Carrie Anne Matkovich, who wrote an unauthorised character reference for a client, misled the Department of Corrections into believing a course existed when it did not, and used that false information to obtain repeated exceptions to the client’s electronically monitored bail conditions. The social worker was engaging with individuals
- [Onboard newsletter – 3 December 2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-december-2025/) - BTI introduce a 3-year BSW degree. Advice for new graduates on their job hunt. Applications open for education panellists.
- [Onboard newsletter – 19 December 2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-mid-december-2025/) - We have listened to your feedback. Welcome Lo’i Lilah Volē, new board member. Release of Annual Social Work Workforce Report. Update of Public Trust Survey. Feedback on workforce strategy and action plan available. Review of the Act feedback available. Change in education fees has been deferred. Section 13 pathway closes in February.
- [Onboard newsletter – March 2026](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-march-2026/) - Featured topics include World Social Work Day, the Annual Social Work Education Report, practice resources, job openings and a message from the chief executive.
- [Our kaimahi share their kōrero for World Social Work Day 2026](https://swrb.govt.nz/world-social-work-day-2026/) - Emily Ranginui, social worker Ki te taha o tōku pāpā,Ko Mataatua te wakaKo Panekire te maungaKo Waikare te moanaKo Ngāi Tūhoe me Ngāti Ruapani kiWaikaremoana ōku iwiKo Ngāti Hinekura te hapūKo Te Kuha Tarewa me Te Waimako ngā maraeHoianō e noho ana ki te taha o Waikato awa,ki raro i te maro o Taupiri Maunga,
- [Onboard newsletter - July 2019](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-july-2019/) - There are changes to the CPD logs highlighted in this newsletter and what the SWRB does is also featured.
- [Onboard newsletter – March 2023](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-march-2023/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā wakaThe many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all As we celebrate World Social Work Day today, it is a perfect opportunity to reflect on the vital role social workers play across the motu and around the globe. Aotearoa
- [Onboard newsletter – September 2022](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-september-2022/) - Kia pai te rā Tauwhiro When I reflect on the past two years, I think of the significant contribution that social workers have made in communities, to different groups, supporting whānau and vulnerable members of our society. The collectivism effort of social workers made a positive difference to the day to day lives of whānau. From
- [Annual Report 2024/25](https://swrb.govt.nz/annual-report-2024-25/) - The SWRB’s 2024/25 Annual Report is now available on our website. As a Crown entity mainly funded through your fees and levy, we’re committed to transparency and accountability to both the profession and the public. The report provides a comprehensive picture of our regulatory and workforce planning performance, including how we performed against our targets
- [Registration Q&A drop-in sessions](https://swrb.govt.nz/registration-qa-drop-in-sessions/) - At our weekly Zoom drop-in sessions, bring any pātai you have about the registration process and ask one of our registration officers. These drop-in sessions are at 1–2pm every Thursday. Join a drop-in session on Zoom
- [Resources for you](https://swrb.govt.nz/new-resources/) - You can access a suite of resources from the guides and reference materialssection. We have developed a suite of new resources to support social workers. Brochures covering each item of the Code of Conduct with suggested discussion notes for a supervision session. And guides on what to do if the SWRB receives a complaint about their
- [Feedback - Review of the Social Workers Registration Act](https://swrb.govt.nz/feedback-review-of-the-social-workers-registration-act/) - Summary of Engagement Findings December 2025 Purpose of the Report This report provides a summary of feedback received during the engagement phase of the 2025 review of the Social Workers Registration Act 2003 (the Act). It provides the key themes that have guided our assessment of whether the Act remains fit for purpose and supports
- [Feedback - Education Fees Consultation](https://swrb.govt.nz/feedback-education-fees-consultation/) - Summary of feedback from the 2025 consultation on education fees. Thanks to all individuals and groups who provided submissions and feedback during the recent SWRB Education Fees consultation. Submissions on the education fees consultation were received via survey monkey and email from groups and individuals, and we would like to acknowledge the time and effort
- [Feedback received on the development of the draft Social Worker Workforce Strategy and Action Plan](https://swrb.govt.nz/draft-feedback-received-on-the-development-of-the-draft-social-worker-strategy-and-action-plan/) - What we've heard The feedback reveals both encouragement and clear areas requiring attention: Support for the Strategy focus.There is strong support for having a Workforce Strategy specifically dedicated to the social work profession. This cross-government approach is seen as long overdue and necessary. Te Tiriti commitment needs strengthening. A significant theme from the feedback is that
- [Public Trust Survey & Workforce Report](https://swrb.govt.nz/public-trust-survey-workforce-report/) - We are pleased to release findings from two important surveys completed this year: the Public Trust Survey Update 2025 and the 2025 Social Worker Workforce Report. You can read these reports in here: 2025 update on the public's trust in social workers 2025 annual social work workforce report [link] As both the occupational regulator and
- [Consultation on education fees 2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/consultation-education-fees-2025/) - The Social Workers Registration Board (SWRB) consulted on changes to the education fees charged to tertiary education organisations (TEOs) for the regulation of social work programmes in Aotearoa New Zealand. The consultation closed 22 October 2025. The context for this consultation Education fees had remained unchanged since 2019, during which time we have developed new
- [Have your say on the review of the Social Workers Registration Act 2003 ](https://swrb.govt.nz/2025-review-of-act/) - December 2025 Why this review matters This year we have been formally reviewing the Social Workers Registration Act, which we are required to do every five years. This is the first review since mandatory registration was introduced in 2021, making it an important opportunity to check that the Act is doing what it was designed
- [Part A - feedback form](https://swrb.govt.nz/feedback-form-social-worker-strategy-and-action-plan/) - Summary of feedback and submissions for the Social Worker Strategy and Action Plan Who we heard fromWe received 40 responses via an online feedback form. The approach of the Sustainable Social Work Workforce Strategy & Action Plan 56% of the responders said they agreed with the approach of the Workforce Strategy and Action Plan.
- [Part C - workshop at SSPA conference](https://swrb.govt.nz/part-c-workshop-at-sspa-conference/) - Summary of feedback and submissions for the Social Worker Strategy and Action Plan Who we heard from The SWRB ran a workshop at the Te Pai Ora o Aotearoa | Social Service Providers Aotearoa (SSPA) Whakamanawa Conference, 10-11 September 2025 in Rotorua. The workshop had 60 attendees. There were several practising social workers, and most
- [Part B - online hui](https://swrb.govt.nz/part-b-online-hui/) - Summary of feedback and submissions for the Social Worker Strategy and Action Plan Description of the workforce planning online huiWe ran two online hui sessions and invited attendance through our Facebook page, a direct email to all newsletter subscribers, an article in our online newsletter and a notice in the SSPA newsletter. In these live,
- [Questions and answers about BTI's 3yr BSW](https://swrb.govt.nz/questions-and-answers-about-btis-3yr-bsw/) - Bethlehem Tertiary Institute (BTI)-SPECIFIC QUESTIONS Q: What has the SWRB Board decided about BTI's new Bachelor of Social Work? A: On 10 November 2025, the Board approved in principle the prescription of BTI's new three-year Bachelor of Social Work degree, pending final fact-checking. The final approval was granted on 1 December 2025. The degree will
- [Onboard newsletter - November 2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-november-2025/) - Congratulations to all ākonga as their studies come to an end. New guides are available for social workers - if a complaint is made to SWRB, if there is a criminal charge or a conviction. Winners of the CPD koha prize draw. Vacancy for Deputy Registrar role.
- [Onboard newsletter - Hepetema 2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-hepetema-2025/) - Celebrating social workers on Aotearoa New Zealand Social Workers' Day. Education fees consultation is open, Feedback on social worker workforce strategy still welcome.
- [Aotearoa New Zealand Social Workers’ Day professional development koha](https://swrb.govt.nz/professional-development-koha/) - Ngā Mihi! We celebrate social workers and the incredible mahi you do for whānau and communities. Day in and day out, you show up and make a difference. What you do matters. Thank you for your ongoing dedication and commitment to the social work profession. In recognition of Aotearoa New Zealand Social Workers’ Day and Te
- [Onboard newsletter – August 2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-august-2025/) - Featuring updates on review of the Act and Social Worker Workforce Strategy consultation; CPD audit; education fees consultation; see you at the SSPA Whakamanawa Conference, Rotorua
- [Developing the Social Worker Workforce Strategy and Action Plan 2025-2030](https://swrb.govt.nz/sustainable-social-work-pathways-tauwhiro-ararau/) - Your voice matters in shaping our profession's future We're developing Aotearoa New Zealand's first cross-system Social Worker Workforce Strategy to address the sustainability challenges facing the profession. This isn't something any one organisation can do alone - it requires all of us working together. What's this about? Sustainable Social Work Pathways | Tauwhiro Ararau recognises that
- [Onboard Summer Newsletter Jan 2016](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-summer-newsletter-jan-2016-2/) - Newsletter download Onboard Summer Newsletter Jan 2016
- [Onboard Newsletter Autumn 2016](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-autumn-2016/) - Newsletter download Onboard Newsletter Autumn 2016
- [Onboard Summer Newsletter Jan 2016](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-summer-newsletter-jan-2016/) - Newsletter download Onboard Summer Newsletter Jan 2016
- [Onboard Summer Newsletter Dec 2016](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-summer-newsletter-dec-2016/) - Newsletter download Onboard Summer Newsletter Dec 2016
- [CE Resignation newsletter](https://swrb.govt.nz/ce-resignation-newsletter/) - Newsletter download CE Resignation newsletter
- [Onboard Newsletter Autumn 2017](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-autumn-2017/) - Newsletter download OnBoard Autumn 2017
- [Media Statement](https://swrb.govt.nz/media-statement/) - Social Workers Registration Board welcomes plans for mandatory registration Today the Chair of the Social Workers Registration Board, Shayne Walker, welcomed the Government’s announcement to introduce legislation to allow for mandatory registration of social workers. “The Board are very pleased with the news that mandatory registration is to be implemented,’ said Board chair, Shayne Walker.
- [Another Step Towards Mandatory Registration](https://swrb.govt.nz/another-step-towards-mandatory-registration/) - The Regulatory Impact Statement (RIS) and Cabinet Paper on legislative changes to increase the professionalism of the social work workforce have been released. Both documents can be accessed on the Ministry of Social Development website here The Social Workers Registration Board is pleased that another step has been taken to make social worker registration mandatory
- [Memorandum of Understanding](https://swrb.govt.nz/memorandum-of-understanding/) - A Memorandum of Understanding between The Social Workers Registration Board and The Ministry of Social Development document can be downloaded by clicking on the document below. MOU SWRB and MSD 2016 A Memorandum of Understanding between The Social Workers Registration Board and Aotearoa New Zealand Association of Social Workers (ANZASW) document can be downloaded by clicking on the document
- [Mandatory registration Bill first reading](https://swrb.govt.nz/mandatory-registration-bill-first-reading/) - The Social Workers Registration Legislation Bill has had its first reading. Making social worker registration mandatory is something the Social Workers Registration Board has wanted to see for some time so we are pleased to see the new legislation progressing. We are also pleased with the Bill’s dual intent – to protect the public and
- [Happy Social Workers Day 20 March 2018!](https://swrb.govt.nz/happy-social-workers-day/) - We’d like to wish social workers a very happy Social Workers Day on 20 March 2018. We hope all social workers will do something to commemorate the day. We also hope social worker employers, colleagues, clients and their families will take a moment on 20 March to reflect on the huge and positive difference social workers make in
- [OnBoard Autumn 2017](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-autumn-2017/) - Download newsletter OnBoard Autumn 2017
- [CE Resignation newsletter](https://swrb.govt.nz/ce-resignation-newsletter-2/) - Download newsletter CE Resignation newsletter
- [Brainwave Conference 2018](https://swrb.govt.nz/brainwave-conference-2018/) - Advancing Effective Child-Centred Practice For professionals working with vulnerable families in our community. Keynote speaker Professor Philip Fisher, Center on the Developing Child, Harvard University. Prof. Fisher’s work focuses on developing and evaluating early childhood interventions in socially and economically marginalized communities, and on translating scientific knowledge for use in social policy and programs. He is
- [Onboard Newsletter Spring 2018](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-spring-2018/) - Newsletter download Onboard Spring 2018
- [Onboard Spring 2018](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-spring-2018/) - Download newsletter Onboard Spring 2018
- [Minister releases update on legislation](https://swrb.govt.nz/minister-releases-update-on-legislation/) - The Minister for Social Development, Carmel Sepuloni, has proposed legislative changes to the Social Workers Registration Legislation Bill, to strengthen the regulation of social workers and better protect public safety. The Bill will make the registration of social workers mandatory. The proposed changes to the Bill will: require employers to report allegations of serious misconduct
- [Scope of Practice](https://swrb.govt.nz/scope-of-practice-to-be-consulted-on/) - Engagement with social workers on the General Scope of Practice will take place once the new Social Workers Registration Legislation Bill has passed. The Social Workers Registration Legislation currently being considered by Parliament, moves social workers from a voluntary to mandatory registration. SWRB Chief Executive Sarah Clark says; “As the regulator for the social work
- [New legislation passes to make registration mandatory for Social Workers](https://swrb.govt.nz/new-legislation-passes-to-make-registration-mandatory-for-social-workers/) - The Social Workers Registration Legislation Bill was passed in Parliament today giving greater protection for some of our most vulnerable people and increasing standards in the social work sector, says Minister for Social Development Carmel Sepuloni. “This is a great day for the social work profession. It has been 16 years since the voluntary registration
- [SWRB Welcomes Mandatory Registration](https://swrb.govt.nz/swrb-welcomes-mandatory-registration/) - New legislation recognises mana of social work profession The new Social Workers Registration Act recognises the value and mana of the social work profession says Sarah Clark, Chief Executive for the Social Workers Registration Board: Kāhui Whakamana Tauwhiro (SWRB). “We’re delighted to see the new Social Workers Registration Act pass through the house and are
- [Onboard Newsletter March 2019](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-march-2019/) - Changes to the Social Workers Registration Act What the changes mean for you (APC, competence etc) Scope of practice Aotearoa New Zealand Association of Social Workers (ANZASW) Social workers held in high esteem: comments from the third reading of the Social Workers Registration Legislation Bill Changes to the Social Workers Registration Act We’re delighted to
- [Improving public perceptions of social work](https://swrb.govt.nz/improving-public-perceptions-of-social-work/) - The University of Auckland is seeking 10 social workers who would like to be interviewed in regards to their views on how to improve public perceptions of social work in Aotearoa New Zealand. This research is being undertaken by Barb Staniforth (Director Social Work) Slade Dellow (MSWP student) and Catherine Scheffer (MSWP student) of the University of
- [Funding for upgrade](https://swrb.govt.nz/funding-for-upgrade/) - The chief executive of the Social Workers Registration Board, Sarah Clark, is welcoming funding from the Government as a step forward for the Board’s plans to operate as a modern Crown regulator. This is the first time since the SWRB was initially established that the Government has put funding into the Board, a total of
- [Workforce survey](https://swrb.govt.nz/workforce-survey/) - The annual SWRB workforce survey is under way and you can take part. The survey is divided into four sections: about you as a social worker, your qualifications, your registration, and your employment. The purpose of the survey is to collect information for an overview of the registered social worker workforce at national and local levels. The information
- [Onboard newsletter - May 2019](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-may-2019/) - The funding review, the re-introduction of the disciplinary levy, and a handy snapshot of the impact of the amended legislation are in the May newsletter.
- [Change of address](https://swrb.govt.nz/change-of-address/) - The Social Workers Registration Board has moved to new premises. You can now find us at Level 7, 110 Featherston Street, Wellington. Our phone numbers remain the same and you can contact us on: 04 - 931 2650 or freephone 0508 797 269.
- [Research project](https://swrb.govt.nz/research-project/) - A researcher at Auckland University is seeking practising social workers with prior criminal convictions for a research project examining their experiences in the social work profession. The project will explore the barriers they have faced and determine the assets and strengths they have brought to the social work profession. Participation in this research will involve
- [Board meeting dates - 2019/2020](https://swrb.govt.nz/board-meeting-dates-2020/) - The SWRB Board meets throughout the year to approve registration applications. Only a completed application will go forward to the SWRB Board for approval. An application for registration must go through all the required checks and have police results back before going to a Board meeting. Applications that require reviewing prior to approval i.e. Fit & Proper concerns
- [Onboard newsletter - September 2019](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-september-2019/) - Kia ora koutou and happy New Zealand Social Workers’ Day for the 25th of September. E kimi anai ngā kāwai I toro kitawhiti – seeking the shoots that stretch far out. When thinking about this newsletter, I was reflecting about what I’ve learnt about the complex and diverse profession that is social work and the
- [Onboard newsletter - November 2019](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-november-2019/) - We’ve been compiling your responses to our annual workforce survey, our second, which highlights trends in what is happening for social workers across the sector. We will be releasing the results on the SWRB website next month but I thought you would be interested in some of the headlines which have become apparent. For example,
- [CPD Symposium tickets](https://swrb.govt.nz/cpd-symposium-tickets/) - Explore social work practice with Māori and Pasifika at a one-day symposium, in Wellington with Justice Joe Williams, and in Christchurch with Kiritahi Firmin. This will contribute towards your CPD, Continuing Professional Development.
- [Onboard newsletter - January 2020](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-january-2020/) - Welcome to the first newsletter of the new year and a new decade. As we begin the countdown to mandatory registration in early 2021, there is a busy year ahead. We will be getting out and talking to social workers, social work students and employers with our roadshows and there is also a major programme
- [Experience pathway: S13](https://swrb.govt.nz/experience-pathway-s13/) - If you have extensive experience practising social work in NZ, here's a pathway to apply to become registered.
- [The phone system](https://swrb.govt.nz/the-phone-system/) - We've been having some difficulties with our new phone system so we'd like to apologise if you've been trying to get through with not much luck. Please email us instead on: office@swrb.govt.nz or if it's about registration: applications@swrb.govt.nz
- [COVID-19 update](https://swrb.govt.nz/covid-19-update/) - As the regulator, the SWRB recognises that social workers, employers and communities are facing challenging circumstances in response to COVID-19. We are working remotely using zoom and offering most of our services which you can find out more about below. Social workers Some of you will be part of the essential services but those who
- [Onboard newsletter – March 2020](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-march-2020/) - These are challenging times as the country locks down in an extraordinary effort to stamp out COVID-19. We recognise that the lockdown can and will put some people under a great deal more stress, particularly those social workers are assisting. I realise everyone is facing difficult circumstances and I’d like to acknowledge the commitment that
- [Experience pathway: S13 stage two](https://swrb.govt.nz/experience-pathway-s13-stage-two/) - Stage two of the experience pathway is now available. The experience pathway may be for you if you have extensive social work experience in New Zealand, but not an SWRB-recognised social work qualification. Stage two is in four parts and assesses the extent of your social work practice in Aotearoa New Zealand, as follows: Part
- [SWRB & ANZASW – the differences](https://swrb.govt.nz/swrb-anzasw-the-differences/) - Find out the differences between the SWRB as the regulator and ANZASW, the professional body.
- [Onboard newsletter – May 2020](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-may-2020/) - It feels like we are making progress by moving to level three after spending more than a month in lockdown, and I have a sense of gratitude that New Zealanders have all pulled together to allow this happen. There were times when lockdown felt so much longer as we all adjusted to new ways of
- [Digital session recording](https://swrb.govt.nz/digital-session-recording/) - View a recording of our recent webinar with the sector.
- [Onboard newsletter – June 2020](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-june-2020/) - There is quiet excitement as we return to a new normal and yet, it will take some time to adjust. Heading back into the office or returning to the workforce from the cocoon of home can take just as much time to get used to as it did when we first began experiencing restrictions and
- [Onboard newsletter – July 2020](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-july-2020/) - Settling into a new normal may be taking a little longer than expected but we are all getting used to change. During lockdown, we became used to working at a distance from our colleagues and others in the sector, and there were opportunities to find new ways of collaborating and adapt to the circumstances. For
- [Onboard newsletter – August 2020](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-august-2020/) - We are yet again faced with a period of uncertainty as the country moves into different alert levels. While we had all hoped that this might not happen and there’s no doubt it’s challenging, we will again get through this by following the guidelines and drawing on our resilience. We know that it will likely
- [Onboard newsletter - September 2020](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-september/) - We’d like to acknowledge the amazing mahi you undertake and the thought and care you show every day when you work alongside tamariki and whānau in our communities. Your skills, experience and resilience have been needed more than ever in what has been, and continues to be, a very challenging year. Looking ahead, there are
- [New database & MySWRB](https://swrb.govt.nz/shifting-to-new-database/) - We have transitioned to a new database and created an online portal, MySWRB, which is an exciting development. You will be able to create an account by logging into MySWRB and then you’ll be able to apply for registration, update your details, renew your Practising Certificate and do much more. You’ll find the login for MySWRB
- [Onboard newsletter – October 2020](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-october/) - You may know that we are on a mission to get all social workers registered as the profession steps into mandatory registration early next year. This will align the social work sector with that of teachers, doctors, nurses, and other regulated professions. We appreciate your commitment to being a professional and becoming registered, and
- [Mandatory registration - costs and support](https://swrb.govt.nz/cost-and-support/) - All social workers will need to be registered with the SWRB from February 27th 2021 as New Zealand steps into mandatory registration.
- [Onboard newsletter – November 2020](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-november/) - Hei mokimoki, hei piripiri, kei ngā manu tukutuku, kei ngā tauwhiro o te whakaaro nui,Huri, huri noa, tēnā koutou katoa! I greet our social workers who do such amazing work and to the many voices in our sector, welcome to our November newsletter. As the year draws to a close, it provides a good opportunity
- [Onboard newsletter – December 2020](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-december/) - Kei aku nui, kei aku rahi, kei ngā ringa raupā, ngā mihi As 2020 draws to a close, it is right that your work, your determination, spirit, and persistence is acknowledged. Social workers are doing outstanding work as part of the global response to the pandemic crisis. Despite the life-threatening risks presented by the COVID-19
- [Board meeting dates – 2021](https://swrb.govt.nz/board-meeting-dates-2021/) - The SWRB Board meets throughout the year to approve registration applications. Only a completed application will go forward to the SWRB Board for approval. An application for registration must go through all the required checks and have police results back before going to a Board meeting. Applications that require reviewing prior to approval i.e. Fit & Proper concerns
- [Job vacancy: Senior Financial Advisor](https://swrb.govt.nz/job-vacancy-senior-financial-advisor/) - We are on the hunt for an intermediate level accountant to join us as the lead of our small finance team supporting the day-to-day financial accounting function. Find out more here.
- [Save the date!](https://swrb.govt.nz/save-the-date/) - Tuesday 16th March - World Social Work Day 2021 Mandatory registration commences 27th February, heralding the coming of age for social work in Aotearoa New Zealand. ANZASW, SWRB and TWSWA are working together to hold an event celebrating this important milestone. Save this date and watch your emails. It will be possible for social workers
- [Onboard newsletter – January 2021](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-january/) - Kei aku nui, kei aku rahi, i te tī, i te tā, tēnā koutou katoa I hope you enjoyed a well-earned break over Christmas and New Year and, even with some areas having experienced rain and flooding, that summer is now making its way to your part of the country. It’s an exciting time as
- [Onboard newsletter – February 2021](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-february/) - There is some exciting news as we quickly approach mandatory registration on February 27th 2021 - we are very close to having 10,000 registered social workers in New Zealand! The SWRB team (above) is working hard as the deadline approaches and our registration team is processing hundreds of applications. The message of ‘Stand with
- [Upgrade to MySWRB](https://swrb.govt.nz/myswrb-temporary-shutdown/) - An upgrade to MySWRB is now complete and you can apply to register.
- [SWRB press release – mandatory registration](https://swrb.govt.nz/swrb-press-release-mandatory-registration/) - New Zealand is stepping forward into mandatory registration of all social workers this weekend, on 27th February 2021. From that date, if you call yourself a social worker, are known as, or are held out to be a social worker, you must be registered. It’s an exciting move for the profession which has long worked
- [Onboard newsletter – March 2021](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-march/) - In what is a significant step forward for the profession, New Zealand has moved to mandatory registration of all social workers (from Feb 27th 2021). Anyone who calls themselves a social worker can now only practise if they are first registered by the SWRB. The title ‘social worker’ is also protected in a move which
- [Mandatory registration celebration](https://swrb.govt.nz/mandatory-registration-celebration/) - On World Social Work Day (March 16th 2021), we held an event to celebrate the implementation of mandatory registration of social workers in Aotearoa, New Zealand. The event was held at Te Wharewaka in Wellington, and was hosted by the SWRB, ANZASW and TWSWA. You can find more information, including a recording of the speeches
- [Digital format for PCs](https://swrb.govt.nz/practising-certificates-becoming-digital/) - We are shifting to a digital format for Practising Certificates which means you will be able to instantly access, download, and print your certificate (if you want a hard copy to carry or post on your wall). The cards will be available in two formats (wallet size or A4 certificate). You will also be able to
- [Symposia - Save the Date](https://swrb.govt.nz/symposia-save-the-date/) - Mō tātou, ā, mō kā uri ā muri ake nei For us and our children after us A one day Live-Streamed event to explore social work practice with Māori and Pasifika to contribute to your Continuing Professional Development This is the third symposium event in this series: February 2020 Whanganui-a-Tara March 2020 Ōtautahi 1 JUNE 2021 SAVE THE DATE
- [Complaints webinar](https://swrb.govt.nz/anzasw-webinar/) - ANZASW is hosting a webinar to discuss professional indemnity insurance and what happens when someone makes a complaint about a social worker’s practice. SWRB's Registrar Paul Kirby will be taking part. Thursday 15 April 2021, 12.30-2.00pm All social workers are welcome to join. You can register your attendance via this link.
- [Immunisation Advisory Centre](https://swrb.govt.nz/immunisation-advisory-centre/) - The Immunisation Advisory Centre (IMAC) are funded by the Ministry of Health to provide training and deliver education around the COVID vaccines to vaccinator and non-vaccinator workforces. IMAC are a nationwide organisation based at the School of Population Health at The University of Auckland. They provide New Zealanders with a local source of independent, factual information
- [Symposium - Mō tātou, ā, mō kā uri ā muri ake nei](https://swrb.govt.nz/symposium/) - For us and our children after us. Live-streamed event to explore social work practice with Māori and Pasifika to contribute to your Continuing Professional Development.
- [Onboard newsletter – April 2021](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-april/) - It was wonderful to see so many social workers gather together last month to celebrate the implementation of mandatory registration at an event held on World Social Work Day. Minister Carmel Sepuloni was the keynote speaker and she spoke highly of the resilience, ongoing mahi and compassion shown by social workers over this last year.
- [Onboard newsletter – May 2021](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-may-2021/) - He tauwhiro ara rau o te whakaaro nui, tēnā koutou katoa! The Practising Certificate round opens shortly on June 2nd which is a month later than usual but we’ve been using the time, working hard to improve the process. This year you will be able to renew your Practising Certificate*, make your declaration, and pay
- [Onboard newsletter – June 2021](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-june-2021/) - It is very grey at the moment as winter takes hold and we get used to more cold days than not. When the sun shines and skies are blue, that always provides an instant uplift in mood. I have also been buoyed by the Registration Team’s hard work (above) who have been answering thousands of
- [Allied health social workers](https://swrb.govt.nz/allied-health-social-workers/) - The Social Workers Registration Board (the SWRB) is considering with interest a report on the role of allied health professionals in the health sector. The NZIER ‘Hidden in Plain Sight’ report says the review of the country’s health and disability system provides an opportunity to make better use of allied health professionals, with an emphasis
- [Onboard newsletter – July 2021](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-july-2021/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā waka.The many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all As we wrap up this year’s Practising Certificate (PC) round, and a month that has given us everything that a New Zealand winter can offer, I wanted to reflect on
- [Celebrating Pacific Social Work](https://swrb.govt.nz/celebrating-pacific-social-work/) - The Social Work Regional Resource Centre of Oceania is holding a symposium ‘Celebrating Pacific Social Work’. The event will be held on Tuesday the 15th of March 2022 at the University of Auckland, South Auckland campus. All social workers are welcome to attend, and you can register to attend via this link. RSVP by 22nd
- [Onboard newsletter – August 2021](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-august-2021/) - Kei ngā ringa raupā o te whānau, kei ngā tauwhirio o te whakaaro nui, tēnā anō tatou katoa! To calloused hands working with whānau, to our valued social workers and those committed to the profession, greetings to you all! Kia kaha to everyone across the motu as we navigate another uncertain period of alert level
- [Changing Child Welfare Conference](https://swrb.govt.nz/changing-child-welfare-conference/) - The Kempe Centre, Denver, Colorado, is hosting its second International virtual conference on Changing Child Welfare on October 4-7th 2021. The conference will bring together innovators, community members, practitioners and leaders in the field to share and learn from each other. They will discuss some of the newest ideas for practice, family and community engagement,
- [Ministry of Health Advice for community allied health](https://swrb.govt.nz/ministry-of-health-advice-for-community-allied-health/) - As Aotearoa transitions through Alert Levels, we must continue to protect each other, reduce risk and prevent transmission of COVID-19. The Ministry of Health has provided general advice and level-specific guidelines for those working in the community allied health sector. You can find information on their website here.
- [NZ Social Workers' Day 2021](https://swrb.govt.nz/nz-social-workers-day-2021/) - Kei ngā ringa raupā o te whānau, kei ngā Tauwhiro o te whakaaronui Kia ora mai rā koutou katoa! On this New Zealand Social Workers’ Day, the SWRB would like to say ‘Ngā mihi’ to all social workers for the amazing mahi you do every day for tamariki, rangatahi, whānau and communities. In what has
- [Onboard: Special Edition - Response to Kahu Aroha Report](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-response-to-kahu-aroha-report/) - The many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all Tēnā koutou, The SWRB would like to acknowledge the report from the Ministerial Advisory Board into Oranga Tamariki, and to offer support for the recommendations on its social work workforce. The Kahu Aroha report states that Oranga Tamariki needs
- [SWRB's Response to Kahu Aroha Report](https://swrb.govt.nz/swrbs-response-to-kahu-aroha-report/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara Tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā wakaThe many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all The SWRB would like to acknowledge the report from the Ministerial Advisory Board into Oranga Tamariki, and to offer support for the recommendations on its social work workforce. The Kahu
- [Onboard newsletter – September 2021](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-september-2021/) - Hei piripiri, hei mokimoki, kei ngā manu tukutuku, Tēnā rā tatou katoa! As New Zealand continues to transition down Alert levels and we enter the promise of spring, we are filled with cautious optimism recognising people’s patience and commitment to everyone's health and safety. We want to express our support, especially for those in Auckland
- [Guidance for social workers on social media and Covid-19 vaccination messages](https://swrb.govt.nz/guidance-for-social-workers-on-social-media-and-covid-19-vaccination/) - This advice is from the Social Workers Registration Board on the Social workers professional responsibilities under the SWRB Code of Conduct and general scope of practice. Social workers and Covid-19 vaccination requirements The SWRB has received concerns regarding registered social workers expressing views on social media about COVID-19 vaccination and asked what action the Board
- [Onboard newsletter – October 2021](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-october-2021/) - Kei ngā ringa raupā o te whānau, kei ngā tauwhiro o te whakaaro nui, tēnā anō tatou katoa!To calloused hands working with whānau, to our valued social workers and those committed to the profession, greetings to you all! The SWRB has recently received a number of queries regarding social workers posting about Covid-19 vaccinations on
- [Social Workers Registration Board Ministerial Appointment - Applications close 26 November (revised date)](https://swrb.govt.nz/ministerial-appointment-applications/) - The Minister of Social Development (the Minister) is seeking nominations for a Registered Social Worker member to the Social Workers Registration Board. Functions of the Social Workers Registration Board: The Board’s functions, as set out in the Social Workers Registration Act 2003 include: managing the registration of social workers in New Zealand reviewing complaints about
- [SWRB Fees and Disciplinary Levy: Consultation on change proposals 2021/22](https://swrb.govt.nz/consultation-2021-22/) - The Social Workers Registration Board (SWRB) is undertaking consultation on proposals to change our fees and the disciplinary levy for social workers in Aotearoa. Consultation for changes to the SWRB fees and disciplinary levy closed at 5pm on 1 December 2021. Information about the consultation You may still access information about the consultation proposals below.
- [SWRB statement on vaccination](https://swrb.govt.nz/swrb-statement-on-vaccination/) - We published guidance for social workers in October which remains relevant. See Guidance for social workers on social media and Covid-19 vaccination messages. Since that time we have continued to receive questions from social workers, in particular about mandatory vaccination for the health and disability sector, and for the workforce providing other public services. As the regulatory body, SWRB does not require
- [Understanding the demand for social work services](https://swrb.govt.nz/understanding-the-demand-for-social-work-services/) - We are seeking your help to gather information on the demand for social workers and the number of outstanding social worker vacancies that organisations are having to manage. We know people are having difficulty recruiting, whether its being able to find social workers, or the constraints of resources. But what would the wish list look like? Please
- [Onboard newsletter – November 2021](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-november-2021/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā waka. Tēnā koutou katoa, Our whakataukī continues to shape us and underpin our development as a modern regulator. He ara pūkenga. Knowledge and being evidence-based are essential to our role, whether in workforce planning, enhancing the professionalism of social workers, or as a regulator - ensuring
- [COVID-19 Protection Framework – advice for visitors to SWRB](https://swrb.govt.nz/covid-19-protection-framework/) - With the move to the COVID-19 Protection Framework on 3 December 2021, SWRB expects all external visitors to be fully vaccinated and to be able to produce their Vaccine Pass. Our building landlords have confirmed that they require all visitors and contractors to have a valid Vaccine Pass to enter the premises. In addition, the SWRB expects to follow the advice laid out in the Public
- [Tangata whenua co-leader for Programme Recognition Standards review](https://swrb.govt.nz/tangata-whenua-co-leader-for-programme-recognition-standards-review/) - Call for expressions of interest He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā waka The many pathways to knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all We are looking for an experienced tangata whenua social worker to support the Social Workers Registration Board’s review of its Programme Recognition Standards (PRS). What are our Programme Recognition Standards (PRS)? All social work
- [Onboard newsletter – December 2021](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-december-2021/) - Kei ngā parikāranga, ngā Tauwhiro o te whakaaronui, tēnā anō tātou katoa As Chair of the Board looking back over the year, I can say it has been one of the toughest but also one of the most rewarding. I want to thank and acknowledge you all for your mahi across the motu. As we begin to
- [Social Workers Registration Board Decision on fees and levy changes 2021/22](https://swrb.govt.nz/2021fees/) - The Social Workers Registration Board (SWRB) has been consulting on proposals to change our fees and the disciplinary levy for social workers in Aotearoa...
- [SWRB Chair named on the New Year Honours List](https://swrb.govt.nz/swrb-chair-named-on-the-new-year-honours-list/) - The SWRB is delighted to congratulate SWRB Chair Shannon Pakura on her inclusion in the New Year Honours List 2022. Shannon is passionate in her advocacy and support for the social work profession and the difference that social workers make in people’s lives. Social workers work with many who need assistance, they make time for those who are afraid and alone, and without fuss, they drop off food parcels
- [Programme Recognition Standards review – various roles available](https://swrb.govt.nz/programme-recognition-standards-review-various-roles-available/) - Call for expressions of interest - We are looking for several people to support the Social Workers Registration Board’s review of its Education Programme Recognition Standards (PRS).
- [Seeking experienced social workers](https://swrb.govt.nz/experienced-social-workers-wanted-to-support-the-work-of-the-board/) - Call for expressions of interest to become assessors of social work experience and competence He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā waka The many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all We are looking for experienced social workers to become kaiarotake for social work applicants applying to register through the S13: Experience pathway. Kaiarotake: Assessors of
- [Onboard newsletter – February 2022](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-february-2022/) - Kei aku nui, kei aku rahi, i te tī, i te tā, tēnā koutou katoa As we welcome 2022 and continue to navigate these uncertain times, we at the SWRB wanted to say 'kia kaha' to our social work sector. We know that for many it’s a difficult time, but hope people were able to
- [Pacific facilitators wanted for PRS review](https://swrb.govt.nz/pacific-facilitators-wanted-for-prs-review/) - Talofa lava, Mālō e lelei, Kia orana, and warm Pacific greetings. We are seeking Pacific facilitators to join our review of our Education Programme Recognition Standards (PRS). This is in addition to the roles previously announced where we were looking for Pacific people to join our subject matter rōpū. The facilitators will work alongside the
- [Kaiwhakahaere for the Programme Recognition Standards review have been appointed](https://swrb.govt.nz/kaiwhakahaere-for-programme-recognition-standards-review-appointed/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā waka The many pathways to knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all The Chief Advisor Social Work, Catherine Hughes along with the SWRB is delighted to announce that Carole Adamson and Shirley Ikkala have been appointed as Kaiwhakahaere to co-lead the SWRB’s review of its Programme Recognition Standards. They bring with
- [Strengthening the social work profession](https://swrb.govt.nz/strengthening-the-social-work-profession/) - “Social workers are a vital and important workforce, with their work on the frontline more challenging and more valuable than ever as they support their communities” says Sarah Clark, Chief Executive of the Social Workers Registration Board on the first anniversary of mandatory registration for social workers. The introduction of mandatory registration in February last
- [Celebrating Pacific Social Work Symposium](https://swrb.govt.nz/celebrating-pacific-social-work-symposium/) - The Social Work Regional Resource Centre of Oceania is holding a symposium ‘Celebrating Pacific Social Work’. The free online event will be held on Tuesday the 15th of March 2022 - World Social Work Day. All social workers are welcome to attend, and you can register to attend via this link.
- [Wānanga for the Programme Recognition Standards Review](https://swrb.govt.nz/wananga-for-the-programme-recognition-standards-review/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā wakaThe many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all Would you like to have a say in the future of social work education in Aotearoa? Save the date! We’re reviewing our education standards. We are inviting volunteer partners and
- [Social workers are in high demand](https://swrb.govt.nz/social-workers-are-in-high-demand/) - This World Social Work Day we are announcing the findings from our inaugural Social Workers Demand Survey. Through the survey we aimed to explore the extent of the shortage of social workers in Aotearoa New Zealand and to provide insights to government agencies and decision makers, as well as the broader sector. The theme of
- [Onboard newsletter – March 2022](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-march-2022/) - He tauwhiro ara rau o te whakaaro nui, tēnā koutou katoa! On World Social Work Day, we celebrated the contribution that all social workers make across the globe to social justice, human rights, and collective responsibility. With pride, we acknowledged our profession’s resilience, and unbending pursuit for social change, fairness and equality for all peoples.
- [Indigenous Voices in Social Work Conference](https://swrb.govt.nz/indigenous-voices-in-social-work-conference/) - AOTEAROA | ONLINE | 27 – 29 APRIL 2022 Through the Tangata Whenua Social Work Association, Aotearoa is hosting the 6th International Indigenous Voices in Social Work Conference, which is themed Rangatiratanga: Indigenous Excellence. Rangatiratanga: Indigenous well-being is achieved when Indigenous peoples determine and lead their own responses from within indigenous worldviews and identity. Indigenous leadership and
- [Onboard newsletter – April 2022](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-april-2022/) - Ka huri te kei o te waka ki te pae tawhitiKia hoe ngātahi ki te pae tata Turn the waka towards your distant horizonLet us make headway by paddling together as one We begin this edition of OnBoard with celebration - last week our social work team was together in person in Te Whanganui-a-Tara, including
- [Building Social Worker Capability](https://swrb.govt.nz/building-social-worker-capability/) - The SWRB welcomes the funding announced in the Government’s Wellbeing Budget 2022 to build Oranga Tamariki Social Worker Capability. The investment provides $1.5m of ringfenced funding over two years for us to work with Oranga Tamariki on promoting the quality and professionalism of social worker practice. It is an important contribution to Oranga Tamariki’s delivery
- [Onboard newsletter - May 2022](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-may-2022/) - Kei aku nui, kei aku rahi, i te tī, i te tā, tēnā koutou katoa As we slowly enter the wintery months and cold grey days become more frequent, I would like to emphasise the importance of looking after yourself in these times while also acknowledging the mahi and support of everyone in the sector.
- [SYMPOSIUM](https://swrb.govt.nz/mo-tatou-a-mo-ka-uri-a-muri-ake-nei-for-us-and-our-children-after-us/) - Mō tātou, ā, mō kā uri ā muri ake nei - For us and our children after us Join us on 3 August 2022 for the annual social service symposium showcasing indigenous knowledge, practice and research. This is a one day live-streamed event committed to culturally responsive practice and meeting Te Tiriti o Waitangi obligations.
- [Onboard newsletter - June 2022](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-june-2022/) - Matariki hunga nui, Matariki ahunga nui, Matariki manako nui At the SWRB, it has given us an opportunity to reflect on the mahi we have done, acknowledge the great work social workers are doing in their communities, learn together and share time (and kai!). We were also fortunate to be able to share some of
- [Onboard newsletter – July 2022](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-july-2022/) - Hei mokimoki, hei piripiri, kei ngā manu tukutuku, kei ngā tauwhiro o te whakaaro nui,Huri, huri noa, tēnā koutou katoa! I greet our social workers who do such amazing work and to the many voices in our sector! As the country experiences all that a wet New Zealand winter month can offer, we hope that
- [Professional Conduct Committees - new members needed](https://swrb.govt.nz/professional-conduct-committees-new-members-needed/) - We are seeking new members to serve on Professional Conduct Committees (PCCs). The PCCs are important in public safety and the regulation of social work by ensuring that social workers are competent and safe to practise. PCCs are independent statutory bodies established to investigate complaints, convictions and reports concerning registered social workers. We are inviting
- [Onboard newsletter – August 2022](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-august-2022/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā wata Tēnā koutou katoa, Greetings to you all, Looking back a year ago, we had gone back into a COVID-19 lockdown. I am not sure if at that time we would have anticipated quite how many of us would go on to have first-hand, personal experience
- [Nau mai, haere mai! Afio mai Gisa Dr Moses Ma’alo Faleolo! ](https://swrb.govt.nz/nau-mai-haere-mai-afio-mai-gisa-dr-moses-maalo-faleolo/) - The Social Workers Registration Board is delighted to welcome new Board member Gisa Dr Moses Faleolo. Gisa Dr Moses Ma’alo Faleolo or Moses is a Sāmoan born in Aotearoa and the son of Leaula (Falelima & Sāleaula) and Pepe (Luatuānu’u-Leusoali’i). His paramount chief title, Gisa, is bestowed on him by the village of Falelima in
- [Kia pai te rā Tauwhiro](https://swrb.govt.nz/kia-pai-te-ra-tauwhiro/) - Message from the Board Chair When I reflect on the past two years, I think of the significant contribution that social workers have made in communities, to different groups, supporting whānau and vulnerable members of our society. The collective effort of social workers made a positive difference to the day to day lives of whānau. From
- [Social media: Keeping others safe and upholding mana](https://swrb.govt.nz/social-media-keeping-others-safe-and-upholding-mana/) - The role and influence of social media and the way people and organisations interact with it continues to evolve and raise questions and challenges. We take this opportunity to remind social workers about the values and ethics underpinning the social work profession – put simply, to do no harm and to behave in a way
- [Onboard newsletter – October 2022](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-october-2022/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā wata As the days lengthen and the sun holds more warmth, and Christmas decorations start to appear in shops I am reminded that the end of the year is fast approaching. With this, we know that many students will be completing their final year of studies
- [Pay equity for social workers](https://swrb.govt.nz/pay-equity-for-social-workers/) - The SWRB welcomes recent announcements that the Government is taking action to address the long-standing pay gap for community-based social workers. Today, Ministers announced their decision to extend pay equity to social workers of other iwi and community-based social service providers. This follows on from agreement in October to settle the pay equity claim for
- [Board meeting dates – 2023](https://swrb.govt.nz/board-meeting-dates-2023/) - The SWRB Board meets throughout the year to approve registration applications. Only a completed application will go forward to the SWRB Board for approval. An application for registration must go through all the required checks and have police results back before going to a Board meeting. Applications that require reviewing prior to approval i.e. Fit & Proper concerns
- [Onboard newsletter – End of year message 2022](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-end-of-year-2022/) - From the Chair of the Board Shannon Pakura: As we look back on the year, I recognise that once again our social worker profession, and the communities we serve have faced tough, challenging times. However, it is heartening that we have had some highlights for the profession to celebrate in recent weeks. There was a
- [Exciting project opportunities with the SWRB](https://swrb.govt.nz/exciting-project-opportunities-with-the-swrb/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā waka The many pathways to knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all Are you looking for an opportunity to use your skills on an inspirational project that will leave a lasting impact on the social work landscape? We have a number of vacancies across two projects: Building Social Worker Capability
- [Onboard newsletter – February 2023](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-february-2023/) - Kei aku nui, kei aku rahi, kei ngā ringa raupā, ngā mihi To those of importance, those who work with communities, those with callused hands, greetings and acknowledgements to you. I’ve been reflecting on the year past and year ahead, and what has resonated for me is the importance of strong leadership through difficult times,
- [A vital workforce celebrated world wide ](https://swrb.govt.nz/a-vital-workforce-celebrated-world-wide/) - Today we join others in celebrating World Social Work Day. It provides an opportunity to reflect on the vital role social workers play across the motu and around the globe. Aotearoa has seen even more challenges arise over the past year, which reinforces the ongoing need for passionate social workers to help guide our whānau
- [New Registrar Appointed - Nau mai, haere mai Hamish McDouall!](https://swrb.govt.nz/new-registrar-appointed-nau-mai-haere-mai-hamish-mcdouall/) - The SWRB is delighted to announce that the Board has appointed a new Registrar: Hamish McDouall. He joins the SWRB on 1 May. Hamish brings with him a wealth of experience from his distinguished and varied career, which includes serving as Mayor of Whanganui from 2016-2022. He studied law and arts at the University of
- [Onboard newsletter – May 2023](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-may-2023/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā wakaThe many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all We have seen many exciting developments and changes at the SWRB in recent weeks. April flew by as we juggled holiday days with welcoming new staff and farewelling others alongside
- [Social work advisors - Call for expressions of interest ](https://swrb.govt.nz/social-work-advisors-call-for-expressions-of-interest/) - It is important for our regulatory work to understand and be informed by social work skills and knowledge. We are looking for experienced and versatile social workers who can provide us with social work advice on our regulatory work, like the registration of social workers and complaints and notifications. Now that social work is one
- [Increasing our understanding of roles that are similar to social work](https://swrb.govt.nz/increasing-understanding-of-roles/) - The report on this work has now been published. Please see Addressing public safety for social worker-like kaimahi Background to work undertaken from 2023-2024 We are working to better understand kaimahi/workers who are doing mahi that is the “same or substantially similar” to the mahi of registered social workers. The opportunity to undertake this work
- [Onboard newsletter – June 2023](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-june-2023/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā wakaThe many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all We have lots of news and updates to share this month, so I will keep it brief for my introductory greetings. I just really wanted to take this opportunity to
- [Nau mai, haere mai! Welcome to new Board member Lois Hutchinson](https://swrb.govt.nz/nau-mai-haere-mai-welcome-to-new-board-member-lois-hutchinson/) - The Social Workers Registration Board is delighted to welcome new Board member Lois Hutchinson. Lois has over 30 years’ senior management experience in the public sector working in health, censorship and transport, including work as: the statutory decision maker for the Video Recordings Authority and Deputy Chief Censor at the Office of Film and Literature
- [Onboard newsletter – July 2023](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-july-2023/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā waka Like many of us, I am grateful to have had time over recent days to connect with Matariki – an opportunity to reflect and remember and a time for communities to come together and celebrate. on the year that has passed. At the SWRB we
- [E te Māreikura e Robyn Corrigan](https://swrb.govt.nz/e-te-mareikura-e-robyn-corrigan/) - E te Māreikura e Robyn Corrigan Kua riro atu koe, I te tirohanga kanohi Anei mātou e tangi nei mou kua riro atu ki te pō
- [Onboard newsletter – September 2023](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-september-2023/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā wakaThe many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all As we welcome the colourful changes of Spring, we reflect on the many changes we see happening around us. In this edition we’re introducing you to one of our new
- [Introducing Okesene Faraimo – winner of the Quality Practice Award 2023 ](https://swrb.govt.nz/okesene-faraimo-sw-award/) - Huge congratulations to Okesene Faraimo who recently won the Quality Practice Award at the ANZASW Social Work Awards 2023. The SWRB sponsored the award as a valuable opportunity to celebrate and highlight quality professional practice. Okesene delivers a social work in schools service as part of the Family and Community Services Team at Taeaomanino Trust.
- [Onboard newsletter – November 2023](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-november-2023/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā wakaThe many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all When I look back at some of our activity since our last newsletter, I wanted to share one of my highlights of my year - a wonderful celebration of social
- [SWRB Fees and Disciplinary Levy: Consultation 2023](https://swrb.govt.nz/consultation-2023/) - The Social Workers Registration Board (SWRB) has been consulting on proposals to change our fees and the disciplinary levy for social workers. Information about the consultation All the information about the consultation and proposed changes is in the consultation document. You can download this document here. SWRB Fees and Levy Consultation 2023-24 The proposed changes
- [Introducing Florence Tamehana – winner of the Tangata Whenua Practice Award 2023](https://swrb.govt.nz/florence-tamehana-sw-award/) - Huge congratulations to Florence "Flo" Tamehana who won the Tangata Whenua Practice Award at the ANZASW Social Work Awards 2023 in September. The award was sponsored by the Symposium – Barnardos, ANZASW and the SWRB. It was awarded for contribution to the Tangata-ō te whenua body of knowledge, models of practice and improved outcomes for Māori.
- [Onboard newsletter – December 2023](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-december-2023/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā wakaThe many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all While we head towards the end of the year, I want to acknowledge this is a busy time for many. In particular I would like to acknowledge and welcome our
- [SWRB Board Member named on the New Year Honours List ](https://swrb.govt.nz/new-year-honour-rose-henderson/) - The SWRB congratulates SWRB Board member Rose Henderson for her inclusion in the New Years Honours list 2024. Rose was awarded an ONZM - Officer of the New Zealand Order of Merit - for her contributions to social work and health. Rose Henderson has a long history in the social work profession. She began as
- [Onboard newsletter – January 2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-january-2024/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā wakaThe many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all Ngā mihi o te Tau Hou! While we are still in January, I trust it is early enough in the season to wish you all a very happy New Year!
- [Extending the experience pathway for registration - update](https://swrb.govt.nz/extending-the-experience-pathway-for-registration-update/) - The SWRB welcomes the government’s decision to extend the experience pathway for social worker registration until February 2026. This follows the passing of the Social Workers Registration Legislation Amendment Bill at its third reading in Parliament yesterday (20 February 2024). The experience pathway is a registration pathway for people who have been working as
- [Māori & Pasifika Symposium 2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/symposium-2024/) - Mō tātou, ā, mō kā uri ā muri ake nei - For us and our children after us (Ngāi Tahu) Date: Wednesday 13 March 9am - 4.30pm (NZDT) Join us on Wednesday 13 March for a one day Live-Streamed (& in-person) event to hear new Māori and Pasifika research. Explore and share indigenous practice initiatives that work
- [Onboard newsletter – February 2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-february-2024/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā wakaThe many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all We have several updates in this Onboard so I will keep my introduction short. I would, however, like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who provided a submission in
- [Publication of the SWRB’s Briefing for the Incoming Minister](https://swrb.govt.nz/publication-briefing-incoming-minister/) - The SWRB’s 2023 Briefing for the Incoming Minister (BIM) is available in our publications list, and for download below: SWRB Briefing for incoming Minister November 2023 Briefings to Incoming Ministers (BIMs) are briefings received by incoming Ministers following the formation of a new Government, or when there are changes to ministerial portfolios. This BIM was
- [Social Workers Registration Board Decision on fees and levy changes 2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/fees-and-levy-change-decision-2024/) - On this page: Background Fees and Levy reviews are part of how we work Submissions received Board decision Table of new fees When will changes come into effect? Themes emerging from submissions Further background information Background The Social Workers Registration Board (SWRB) has been consulting on proposals to change our fees and the disciplinary levy
- [Building a sustainable workforce for the challenges of tomorrow](https://swrb.govt.nz/building-sustainable-workforce/) - Today we join others around the globe in celebrating World Social Work Day 2024, acknowledging the role of social workers and the incredible work they do for communities and whānau. As part of marking this day, we are delighted to be publishing our Annual Social Worker Workforce Report 2023 which provides unique insights into the
- [Onboard newsletter – March 2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-march-2024/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā wakaThe many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all We have had some great opportunities recently to acknowledge and celebrate the incredible mahi of social workers. On World Social Work Day last week, we published our Social Worker Workforce
- [Emails not being received by the SWRB – temporary issue](https://swrb.govt.nz/emails-not-being-received-by-the-swrb-temporary-issue/) - This is an important announcement for anyone who tried to email the SWRB between 11pm on 4 April and 1pm 5 April 2024. There has been a temporary problem affecting email delivery which means emails have not been reaching us. Unfortunately, messages sent to any SWRB email address between 11pm on 4 April and 1pm
- [Technical issue with MySWRB](https://swrb.govt.nz/technical-issue-with-myswrb/) - We are experiencing intermittent issues with MySWRB. You may experience slower than usual load times and may be logged out randomly. Thank you for your patience while investigations into the cause continue. Published on 17/04/2024
- [Onboard newsletter – April/May 2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-april-may-2024/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā wakaThe many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all We passed a great milestone recently: more than 9,000 practising certificates issued since 1 July 2023 - the highest number in a practising year. But while this is good news
- [Technical issue with May 2024 Onboard mailing ](https://swrb.govt.nz/technical-issue-with-latest-onboard-mailing/) - There was a technical error when Onboard was mailed to our email list yesterday. In one of the articles the recipient’s email address was displayed within the text of the article. We would like to reassure everyone receiving Onboard by email, that the version they received was specific to them. Their email address has not
- [SWRB office closure: 22nd & 23rd of May](https://swrb.govt.nz/swrb-office-closure-22-23-may/) - The SWRB office will be closed on Wednesday 22nd and Thursday 23rd May 2024. This is while we attend a Noho Marae for staff development across the organisation and as part of our commitment to developing the organisation’s Māori capability. We will respond to voicemails and emails on Friday 24th May. Apologies for any inconvenience and thank you
- [Onboard newsletter – June 2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-june-2024/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā waka The many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all We are approaching the end of the practising year and I thank everyone who has renewed their practising certificate for 2024/25. Alongside renewals, we appreciate the efforts of everyone who
- [Application for appointments to the Social Workers Complaints and Disciplinary Tribunal and Social Workers Registration Board](https://swrb.govt.nz/social-workers-complaints-and-disciplinary-tribunal-and-social-workers-registration-board/) - The Minister for Social Development and Employment (the Minister) is seeking nominations for a total of four upcoming appointments to two social sector entities: 1x social worker appointment to the Social Workers Complaints and Disciplinary Tribunal (the Tribunal); and 3x social worker appointments to the Board of the Social Workers Registration Board (the Board). Social
- [Amendments to SWRA 2003 tabled](https://swrb.govt.nz/amendments-to-swra-2003-tabled/) - Legislation relating to amendments recommended in the SWRB 2020 review of the Social Workers Registration Act 2003 (the Act) has been tabled today in the Social Workers Registration Amendment Bill. The Ministry of Social Development holds policy responsibility for the Act. You can read more about what is proposed here: disclosure.legislation.govt.nz/bill/government/2024/63/ The SWRB welcomes the
- [Addressing public safety for social worker-like kaimahi](https://swrb.govt.nz/addressing-public-safety-for-social-worker-like-kaimahi/) - The SWRB has been undertaking work to build our understanding of the social worker-like workforce, including how public safety may be strengthened. Earlier in 2024, we completed a report on addressing public safety for social worker-like kaimahi for the Minister for Social Development and Employment. The report was funded by the Crown alongside the pay
- [Workforce Reports ](https://swrb.govt.nz/workforcesurveys/) - Evidence and Insights As Lead Agency for social worker workforce planning, the SWRB has developed a suite of resources, data, evidence and insights for policy makers, employers, sector leaders and others with responsibility for social workers within their workforces. We gather a range of information, data and insights from the social work profession through our
- [Onboard newsletter – July 2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-july-2024/) - Ka mua, ka muri - Walking backwards into the future July marks the start of a new practising, reporting and budgeting year. We report on the year that has passed while setting the course for the year ahead. Our direction of travel is set out in our Statement of Performance Expectations (SPE) – a document
- [Onboard newsletter – August 2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-august-2024/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā waka The many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all As we step out of winter’s grey clutches and closer to the bright changes of Spring, we reflect on the many changes we see happening around us. Taking our insights
- [Thank you – Aotearoa Social Workers Day](https://swrb.govt.nz/thank-you-aotearoa-social-workers-day/) - Ngā Mihi social workers for the amazing mahi that you do every day for tamariki, rangatahi, whānau, iwi and communities. We welcomed the opportunity to meet social workers at Whakamanawa 2024 - the National Social Services Conference this week. It is always inspiring to hear about your mahi. As well as learning from those working
- [Nau mai, haere mai! Welcome to new Board members](https://swrb.govt.nz/nau-mai-haere-mai-welcome-to-new-board-members/) - We are pleased to confirm the appointment of three new SWRB board members: Mike Munnelly, Paula Grooby and Ruth Jones. Each brings a wealth of expertise in social work and passion for the profession. Mike Munnelly steps into the Board chair role on 1 January 2025. Mike was instrumental in the PSA pay equity settlement
- [Onboard newsletter – October 2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-october-2024/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā waka The many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all It is always a pleasure to celebrate and acknowledge the commitment of social workers, your invaluable mahi, dedication, and professionalism in the social work field. I’m very happy to let
- [Rose Henderson – departing SWRB Board member](https://swrb.govt.nz/rose-henderson-departing-swrb-board-member/) - Rose Henderson has been a Board Member of the SWRB since 2019, with her term of office coming to an end in August 2024. We thought we’d take this timely opportunity to interview her and acknowledge her long and distinguished career. We asked Rose about her social work journey, and the changes she has seen
- [Onboard newsletter – November 2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-november-2024/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā waka The many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all Once again, we have a varied and busy work programme at the SWRB as we head into the final working weeks of the year. While we continue with our annual
- [Onboard newsletter – December 2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-december-2024/) - Ngā mihi o te Kirihimete me te Tau Hou ki a koutou! We would like to wish everyone a very happy festive season. Acknowledging that it can also be a challenging time for some in our community, we hope that you find time to rest and recuperate with friends and whānau. Ngā mihi nui, All
- [Application for appointment to the Social Workers Registration Board ](https://swrb.govt.nz/application-for-appointment-to-board/) - The Minister for Social Development and Employment is seeking to appoint an additional member to the SWRB Board, with the intended start date being early 2025. This is a position for a lay member, not a registered social worker. Candidates are sought with well-developed and effective financial management skills and experience. It is also expected that candidates
- [Onboard newsletter – January 2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-january-2025/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā waka The many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all The start of the new year is a great opportunity to pause and look ahead at the work to come. It’s an excellent time for planning. At the SWRB, 2025
- [Onboard newsletter – March 2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-march-2025/) - He ara pūkenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā waka The many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work,upholding the dignity of all Now that 2025 is fully underway, we have just had our first full Board meeting of the year, over two days. At our mihi whakatau two new social worker members were
- [Social Worker Employers Report highlights challenges and opportunities ](https://swrb.govt.nz/employers-report-2024/) - Today, on World Social Work Day, we are publishing our first Social Worker Employers Report. This report helps build our understanding of the social worker workforce from the employers’ perspective. Based on survey responses from social worker employers, the report highlights themes impacting employers, including: challenges in the supply of social workers, particularly for the
- [Legislation changes improve efficiency and effectiveness of social work regulation](https://swrb.govt.nz/legislation-changes/) - Amendments to the Social Workers Registration Act 2003 were passed by the House, 27 March 2025, as the Social Workers Registration Amendment Bill passed its third reading. The policy and technical amendments to the Social Workers Registration Act 2003 (the Act) will improve the effectiveness and efficiency of its operation. The SWRB welcomes these changes, which
- [Onboard newsletter – April 2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-april-2025/) - It’s been an eventful and productive month for the SWRB. We’ve seen positive legislative change as amendments to the Social Workers Registration Act 2003 successfully passed through the House.
- [Renew your practising certificate](https://swrb.govt.nz/renew-your-practising-certificate/) - Log in to your MySWRB portal to renew your PC and make your annual practising declaration before 27 June 2025.If you have any questions, please:a) watch the video tutorial on how to renew your PC - SWRBb) read the frequently asked questions about PC renewals – SWRBc) contact us at applications@swrb.govt.nz Remember to always include
- [Onboard newsletter – June 2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-june-2025/) - In this Onboard: Foreword from Sarah Clark Time to renew your Practising Certificate Fill out the annual social worker workforce survey Publication of the Education Standards Hui for Toitū te Waiora
- [Social worker workforce report published to acknowledge “Matariki mā Puanga” ](https://swrb.govt.nz/spotlight-report-iwi-based/) - Kei aku nui, kei aku rahi, kei ngā ringa raupā, tēnā koutou katoa To those of importance, those who work with communities, those with callused hands, greetings and acknowledgements to you. Nei rā he taonga mou — he whatu raranga nō ngā whakaaro, ngā wheako, me ngā ūpoko pakaru. E kore noa iho tēnei e
- [Onboard newsletter – July 2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/onboard-newsletter-july-2025/) - In this Onboard: - Foreword - Whakawhiti kōrero - upcoming engagement hui - Workforce survey open - Protecting the public and profession – non-registered social workers - SWRB brings together external advisory group
## Pages
- [Mandatory registration](https://swrb.govt.nz/) - He ara pūkenga,he ara tauwhiro,hei whakamana mātā waka The many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all
- [Ngā whakaputanga
Publications](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/news-and-publications/publications/) - In this section, you can find the SWRB's annual reports, Workforce Survey summary reports, Statements of Performance Expectations, Statements of Intent, Briefing for incoming Ministers, Review of the Act, Code of Conduct, and the Chief Executive's Expenses. What reports are available: Annual Reports Social Worker Workforce Reports Statements of Performance Expectations Statements of Intent Chief
- [Te Pou Tuhono – Education Standards](https://swrb.govt.nz/education-standards-review-2021-25/) - The Social Workers Registration Act (2003) enables the SWRB to set standards for social work education in Aotearoa New Zealand. All social work tertiary education programmes in Aotearoa New Zealand must meet the SWRB Education Standards to deliver, and continue to deliver, prescribed social work qualifications. The Board uses Education Standards to ensure education
- [Ngā kaiako
Educators](https://swrb.govt.nz/educators/) - All social work programmes must meet the SWRB Education Standards . Tertiary education organisations (TEOs) also have their own mechanisms, including external monitoring, for ensuring quality and national benchmarking. On this page: Introduction to the Education Standards Ensuring social work programmes meet the Education Standards Social work education reports Education resources: Introduction to the Education
- [Reviewing the Education Standards: 2021–2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/education-standards-review-2021-25/reviewing-the-education-standards-2021-2025/) - The initial phase of the review included significant sector engagement and was overseen by the SWRB’s Chief Advisor Social Work. Kaiwhakahaere were appointed representing tangata whenua and tangata Tiriti to co-lead the work with the SWRB review team. An advisory rōpū was appointed for the review. The rōpū was made up of four tangata whenua and
- [Ngā ākonga
Students](https://swrb.govt.nz/students/) - Social work is a varied and exciting profession that suits many different types of people. These questions might help you to decide if a career in social work is for you. Are you: An excellent communicator who can relate to people of all ages and cultures? A good decision maker, with excellent problem-solving skills? Understanding, empathetic,
- [Registration for newly qualified NZ Graduates](https://swrb.govt.nz/registration/registration-for-newly-qualified-nz-graduates/) - If you plan on becoming a social worker once you have completed your qualification, you will need to become registered with the SWRB and hold a practising certificate. To complete your registration application, you will need to provide either of the following: A copy of your certificate. an official academic transcript, that states you have
- [SWRB me te mātauranga
SWRB and Education](https://swrb.govt.nz/education/) - The SWRB has two roles in social work education: to prescribe and monitor social work qualifications that meet our Education Standards to work with Tertiary Education Organisations (TEOs) and organisations who set standards and training in Aotearoa New Zealand Aotearoa NZ - recognised social work qualifications The SWRB prescribes social work qualifications at undergraduate and
- [Protecting the public through social worker registration compliance ](https://swrb.govt.nz/registration-compliance/) - Only registered social workers can describe themselves as social workers From 1 July 2025, the SWRB investigates concerns about unregistered people claiming to be social workers. This ensures only qualified, registered professionals use the protected title ‘social worker’. What we investigate We investigate reports of people claiming to be social workers who are not on
- [Registration compliance FAQs](https://swrb.govt.nz/registration-compliance-faqs/) - Why is being registered as a Social Worker is important, and how can I tell? Registration of a social worker helps protect the public. A registered social worker has met qualification, competence, and fitness-to-practise requirements set under the Social Workers Registration Act 2003 (the Act). The Social Workers Registration Board (SWRB), keeps a public register
- [Authorised Employer Agreements](https://swrb.govt.nz/authorised-employer/) - Information for social workers about Authorised Employers Find the current list of Authorised Employers (AEs) here: Authorised Employers list 2026 How can you tell if you are connected to an AE’s billing? Your MySWRB account has an Employer field. If this field is blank, or you can edit it, you are not on your AE’s
- [Hōkaitanga o ngā Mahi
Scope of Practice](https://swrb.govt.nz/practice/scope-of-practice/) - The SWRB has been tasked with developing a Scope of Practice, following amendments to the Social Workers Registration Act.
- [Guides and reference materials](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/guides/) - We have developed a suite of guides and reference materials for social workers, employers and members of the public. Code of Conduct in Practice Download the complete Code of Conduct PDF here: SWRB Code of Conduct You can view the webpage description, download a brochure or a print-friendly PDF for each of these Codes of
- [Ngā Ture Whanonga
Code of Conduct](https://swrb.govt.nz/practice/code-of-conduct/) - The Code of Conduct covers the professional standards of behaviour, integrity and conduct that apply to registered social workers.
- [Ngā mahi
Jobs](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/jobs/) - He ara pukenga, he ara tauwhiro, hei whakamana mātā waka The many pathways of knowledge, the many pathways of social work, upholding the dignity of all There are no current vacancies.
- [Ngā kaupapa here
Policies](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/policies/) - Information on SWRB policy statements relating to Registration, Scope of Practice, and recognised New Zealand Social Work Qualifications.
- [Ngā whakatau a te Taraipiunara
Tribunal decisions](https://swrb.govt.nz/tribunal-decisions/) - The most serious disciplinary cases concerning social workers are referred to the Social Workers Complaints and Disciplinary Tribunal. Independent of the SWRB, the Tribunal is the disciplinary decision-making body which is quasi-judicial and its process is similar to that of a court. The Tribunal is drawn from a pool of people, with each hearing consisting
- [He pātai auau | Practising certificate renewal FAQs](https://swrb.govt.nz/practice/practising-certificate/pc-renewal-faqs/) - Find answers to the most frequently asked questions about renewing your practising certificate as a social worker in Aotearoa New Zealand.
- [Tiwhikete Mahi Practising Certificate](https://swrb.govt.nz/practice/practising-certificate/) - The Practising Certificate, which is issued by the SWRB, states that you are legally able to practise social work in New Zealand.
- [Ngā utu me te tuku pūtea
Fees and funding](https://swrb.govt.nz/registration/fees/) - The SWRB recently undertook a review of the fees to make sure they were fair. The fee for a Practising Certificate has not increased since 2010.
- [Australian qualification pathway ](https://swrb.govt.nz/registration/australian-qualification-pathway/) - The Australian qualification registration pathway is for social workers who have a social work qualification accredited by the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW). If you have a different overseas qualification, please follow the overseas qualification pathway. There are fees associated with both of these pathways. Fees and funding Registration requirements Before your registration can
- [Kōwhiringa Utu Payment options](https://swrb.govt.nz/payment-options/) - If you are paying for your fees yourself: Pay via your MySWRB account using a debit or credit card. Payments will show as Ezidebit on your bank statement. We do not offer bank transfer payment. Part payment plan - for 26/27 Practising Certificate fees When paying for your Practising Certificate, you can choose to pay off your fees
- [Ngā kaupapa
Events](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/news-and-publications/events/) - Registration Q&A drop-in sessions Our registration team hosts fortnightly Zoom drop-in sessions on Thursdays at 1–2pm. During these drop-in sessions, you can ask one of our registration officers about the registration process. You do not need to pre-register to attend a session. Join a drop-in session on Zoom The May–June session dates are: Thursday 7
- [Public release of 2020/21 SWRB funding review documents](https://swrb.govt.nz/public-release-of-2020-21-swrb-funding-review-documents/) - The SWRB has released further background advice and information provided to the Board in 2021, namely the funding review provided in March 2021. These are: Funding Review Report to the Board 18 March 2021 - Proposed fees and Disciplinary Levy for 2021/22 under the Social Workers Registration Board Act 2003 SWRB 2020-21 Funding Review Report
- [Rēhitatanga
Registration](https://swrb.govt.nz/registration/) - The Social Workers Registration Board (SWRB) is the Crown regulator that registers social workers who want to practise in New Zealand.
- [Ngā tohu whaimana
NZ recognised qualifications](https://swrb.govt.nz/registration/nz-recognised-sw-qualifications/) - The following New Zealand social work qualifications are currently recognised by the Social Workers Registered Board (SWRB) for the purposes of registration.
- [Ngā tohu o tāwāhi
Overseas qualifications pathway](https://swrb.govt.nz/registration/overseas-qualified-social-workers/) - If you hold overseas social work qualifications, and wish to apply to register in New Zealand, there are a number of steps to go through.
- [Pūrongo ā-ture
Mandatory reporting](https://swrb.govt.nz/employers-mandatory-reporting/) - As an employer you are required by law, to report to the SWRB if you have any concerns about any of your social worker employees in regard to serious misconduct, or health issues, or competence. The SWRB Code of Conduct and Core Competence Standards set out the minimum standards of conduct, integrity, and competence required of registered social
- [Mō mātou
About us](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/) - The Social Workers Registration Board (SWRB) is the regulatory authority responsible for the registration of social workers.
- [Workforce reports](https://swrb.govt.nz/workforce/workforce-reports/) - Browse our social worker workforce reports, which cover the workforce itself, social work education, social worker employers, and workforce sustainability.
- [Rēhitatanga ā-ture
Mandatory registration](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/legislation/mandatory-the-next-step/) - New Zealand is shifting to mandatory registration of all social workers by early 2021.
- [Rēhitatanga ā-ture
Mandatory registration](https://swrb.govt.nz/mandatory-registration/) - All social workers must be registered to practise social work in New Zealand (implemented from 27th February 2021). The SWRB, as the regulator, is the only organisation authorised to register social workers. We see mandatory registration as being vital to reassuring the public that social workers work to a code of conduct and are part
- [Related organisations](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/related-organisations/) - There are many government organisations which work in social services and, along with the SWRB which is a Crown entity, either focus on social work or the whānau and communities they are involved with. These include Oranga Tamariki, the Ministry of Social Development, the Office of the Children's Commissioner (OCC), the Ombudsman, and the Independent
- [Code of Conduct in Practice #6: Confidentiality and Privacy](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/guides/code-of-conduct-in-practice-6-confidentiality-and-privacy/) - What is the difference between confidentiality and privacy? What is the difference between confidentiality and privacy? What other policies should I be aware of in relation to confidentiality and privacy? Introduction Confidentiality and privacy are related but distinct concepts. Confidentiality protects people’s ability to tell other people information and trust that they will not tell
- [Code of Conduct in practice #5: Navigating conflicts of interest](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/guides/code-of-conduct-in-practice-5-navigating-conflicts-of-interest/) - What do I do if I’m working with two different whānau members at the same time? Should I accept gifts from clients or give gifts to clients? What do I do if I’m allocated a case and I’m related to the whānau? Introduction A conflict of interest may arise in any situation where your duties
- [Understanding the Fit and Proper assessment](https://swrb.govt.nz/registration/understanding-the-fit-and-proper-assessment/) - Understand how the SWRB assesses registration applicants with previous convictions, ensuring fairness and public safety.
- [Rēhitatanga tārewa
Provisional registration](https://swrb.govt.nz/registration/provisional-registration/) - All social workers in New Zealand are provisionally registered until they have achieved qualification, completed 2,000 hours of supervised social work in Aotearoa and completed any other conditions required by the SWRB Board. Being provisionally registered and having a valid Practising Certificate (PC) allows you to practise as a social worker in the mandatory environment.
- [FAQs from graduates and ākonga](https://swrb.govt.nz/faqs-registration/) - The following questions are often asked by ākonga when they start to think about applying for registration towards the end of their studies. When should I start my application? We recommend that you start your application in the final three months of your course. To become registered, you only need your degree to have been
- [Te Poari SWRB
SWRB Board](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/swrb-board/) - Mike Munnelly RSW (SWRB Chair) Mike Munnelly brings experience from across his career as a social work practitioner, health and safety regulator, National Manager Care and Protection for Child Youth and Family, and previously as Chief Executive of Barnardos. He was instrumental in the PSA pay equity settlement for social workers in the NGO sector.
- [Te huarahi tūmahi wheako
Experience pathway: S13](https://swrb.govt.nz/registration/experience-pathway-s13/) - If you have extensive experience practising social work in New Zealand you may be eligible for registration under the experience pathway.
- [Our lead agency role](https://swrb.govt.nz/workforce/our-lead-agency-role/) - Te Kāhui Whakamana Tauwhiro, the Social Workers Registration Board (SWRB) is the lead agency for workforce planning for all social workers in Aotearoa New Zealand. We work to understand and report on the issues, opportunities and challenges faced by the social worker workforce. With an emphasis on building evidence and sector intelligence on workforce pressures
- [Complaints received by SWRB - guidance for social workers](https://swrb.govt.nz/complaints-received-by-swrb-guidance-for-social-workers/) - This guidance helps social workers understand how to respond if the Social Workers Registration Board (SWRB) receives a complaint about their conduct, competence, health, or another issue. Complaints usually allege unprofessional, unsafe, or unethical practices. You can also download this information in a brochure or A4 format Infographic - What do I do if a
- [Criminal convictions - guidance for social workers](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/guides/code-in-practice-9-criminal-convictions/) - This guidance helps social workers understand their professional obligations and how to respond if they are convicted of a criminal offence. Social workers strive to maintain the highest professional and ethical standards, following the Social Workers Registration Board (SWRB’s) Code of Conduct. Being convicted of an offence is relevant to your safety to practice. This
- [Criminal charges - guidance for social workers](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/guides/code-in-practice-8-criminal-charges/) - This guidance outlines the professional obligations, with respect to the SWRB in its regulatory role, if a social worker is charged with a crime. This guidance is not legal advice, and it is important that you seek independent legal advice on your rights and obligations when charged. You can also download this information in a
- [Code of Conduct in Practice #2: Maintaining Personal and Professional Boundaries](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/guides/code-in-practice-2-maintaining-boundaries/) - How do I maintain professional boundaries when I live and work in the same small community where I see my clients outside of work? What should I do if I’m attracted to a client or one of their family members? What does the Code of Conduct say about this? Introduction Challenges in the relationship between social
- [Ngā māharahara me ngā amuamu
Concerns and complaints](https://swrb.govt.nz/concerns-and-complaints/) - The Code of Conduct sets out the professional standards social workers are measured against and expected to meet.
- [News and updates](https://swrb.govt.nz/workforce/news-and-updates/) - 2025 Annual Social Worker Workforce Report This report provides unique insights into the social worker workforce in Aotearoa New Zealand. We are fortunate to have such rich information shared by practicing social workers who completed the voluntary annual workforce survey as they renewed their practising certificates between May and July 2025. A huge thank you to all participants.
- [Te whai I ngā kaitauwhiro Employing social workers](https://swrb.govt.nz/employing-social-workers/) - Social workers are a vital and important workforce. They apply their expertise and skills across a range of organisations and services, working with vulnerable individuals, whānau and communities to improve wellbeing. Employing a registered social worker gives you confidence in their professional practice, and the competency, and ethics they bring to their role. Social workers
- [Contact us](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/contact-us/) - Postal Address: Social Workers Registration BoardPO Box 3452Wellington 6140 Getting in touch: Please choose to either email us, or to leave a voice message (not both). Our preference is to receive an email explaining your query in detail (these are more efficient than a request to call you back). With concerns about the conduct of
- [Strategy and Action Plan](https://swrb.govt.nz/workforce/strategy-and-action-plan/) - Your voice matters We’re developing Aotearoa New Zealand’s first cross-system Social Worker Workforce Strategy to address the sustainability challenges facing the profession. This isn’t something any one organisation can do alone – it requires all of us working together. Feedback received A summary of the feedback that we received from this consultation is available in
- [Workforce](https://swrb.govt.nz/workforce/)
- [Te Hoki ki te Mahi
Return to Practice](https://swrb.govt.nz/practice/return-to-practice/) - Registered social workers who wish to return to practice following a break in practice of less than three years can apply for a Practising Certificate.
- [Code of Conduct in Practice #3: Social Work Supervision ](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/guides/code-in-practice-3-supervision/) - How often should I be having supervision? Do I need a supervision contract? What do I do if my supervisor is away for a long period of time? Introduction Supervision is central to the practice of social work. It is a professional, relational process between supervisor and supervisee which enables reflective critical analysis and underpins
- [Code of Conduct in Practice #1: Social Media Use and Personal Beliefs](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/guides/code-in-practice-1-social-media-and-personal-beliefs/) - Does being a registered social worker mean I can’t say what I think online? Do I always have to agree with work policies? How can I advocate for service users? Introduction This guidance note provides advice about maintaining professional standards of integrity and conduct, in relation to expressing personal beliefs on social media. Notifications The
- [Frequently asked questions about the Social Worker Workforce Strategy and Action Plan](https://swrb.govt.nz/workforce/frequently-asked-questions-about-the-social-worker-workforce-strategy-and-action-plan/) - Frequently asked questions that have emerged through the engagement process to date relating to Sustainable Social Work Pathways | Tauwhiro Ararau – Social Worker Workforce Strategy and Action Plan. Will there be additional funding to support the implementation of activities listed in the Strategy and Action Plan? Sustainable Social Work Pathways | Tauwhiro Ararau – Social
- [Professional Supervision for Social Workers](https://swrb.govt.nz/practice/professional-supervision/) - The Social Workers Registration Board recognises that quality professional supervision sits at the heart of competent social work practice. Our supervision policy reflects the profession's shared understanding that regular, meaningful supervision supports practitioners, protects those with whom we work, and strengthens service delivery across Aotearoa New Zealand. All registered social workers are required to participate
- [Te Hoki ki te Mahi Return to Practice](https://swrb.govt.nz/te-hoki-ki-te-mahi-return-to-practice-2/) - Registered social workers may apply to the Social Workers Registration Board (SWRB) to return to social work practice after a period of not practising. The process for this depends on how long you have been away from practice. Our legislation requires additional assessment for practitioners who have been away for more than three years to
- [E mahi ana
Practice](https://swrb.govt.nz/practice/) - When you are working as a registered social worker, you are required to: hold a Practising Certificate which is renewed each year adhere to the Code of Conduct and undertake Continuing Professional Development. The Practising Certificate is issued by the SWRB and confirms that you are legally able to practise social work in Aotearoa New Zealand for the year
- [Rapua te rēhita](https://swrb.govt.nz/search-the-register/) - It is important to know your rights when receiving services from a registered social worker, who is trained to support and protect you and your family.
- [Te whakatuākī kāore e mahi Declaring as non-practising](https://swrb.govt.nz/practice/declaring-yourself-as-non-practising/) - If you are no longer practising as a registered social worker or intend to stop practising in this coming financial year (e.g. retirement, parental leave) you need to declare yourself as non-practising. Go to your MY SWRB portal and declare that you are NON-PRACTISING. NOTE: Once you have declared yourself as non-practising, you must not
- [Te Kawenga Tonu o ngā Whanaketanga Ngaio
Continuing Professional Development](https://swrb.govt.nz/practice/continuing-professional-development/) - Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is about maintaining and enhancing your knowledge and expertise throughout your career.
- [Code of Conduct in Practice #4: Social Work Records](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/guides/code-in-practice-4-social-work-records/) - What do I do if I misplace a client record in a public place? Can I use personal devices to write client records? What if I do not have time to complete a record? Introduction A fundamental part of good social work practice is maintaining and safely managing accurate, timely and objective records of your
- [Ngā Paerewa Kaiakatanga Matua
Core Competence Standards](https://swrb.govt.nz/practice/core-competence-standards/) - The SWRB recognises core competencies that reflect practice standards accepted in social work in New Zealand.
- [Our regulatory role](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/our-regulatory-role/) - Our role as the regulator of social workers is set out in the Social Workers Registration Act 2003 and includes enhancing the professionalism of social workers. We use a range of regulatory tools, including: the registration of social workers and maintaining a public register of social workers issuing practising certificates publishing a scope of practice,
- [Public trust in the social work profession](https://swrb.govt.nz/exploring-public-trust-and-confidence-in-the-social-work-profession/) - Social workers are a vital and important workforce. They apply their expertise and skills across a range of organisations and services. They work with vulnerable individuals, whānau and communities to improve wellbeing. People receiving support from a registered social worker can be reassured that they are competent, fit to practise, and accountable for the way
- [Frequently asked questions](https://swrb.govt.nz/questions-and-answers/) - There have been changes to the Social Workers Registration Act which affect all social workers.
- [Ngā pānuitanga
News and Publications](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/news-and-publications/) - See our News archive Meet our Board members Find our Publications
- [Te Ture
Legislation](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/legislation/) - New Zealand is in the process of moving to mandatory registration of social workers.
- [Ngā aratohu aromatawai kaiakatanga
Competence assessment guidelines](https://swrb.govt.nz/practice/core-competence-standards/competence-guidelines/) - We regularly receive queries from social workers seeking guidance on how to complete a competence assessment.
- [Ngā Kaiakatanga
Competence](https://swrb.govt.nz/registration/competence/) - We will be changing the way we measure competence over the next couple of years to line up with best practice.
- [Glossary of SWRB terms](https://swrb.govt.nz/glossary/)
- [Ngā pānuitanga News](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/news-and-publications/news/) - This page is using a news posts - loop
- [Homepage video transcript](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/homepage-video-transcript/)
- [Mandatory registration event](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/legislation/mandatory-the-next-step/mandatory-registration-event/) - The implementation of mandatory registration of social workers in Aotearoa, New Zealand was marked by an event held in Wellington at Te Wharewaka. It took place on March 16th which was World Social Work Day. Minister Carmel Sepuloni gave the keynote speech noting how social workers are part of a vital workforce and why mandatory
- [Ngā pānui
Newsletters](https://swrb.govt.nz/about-us/news-and-publications/newsletters/)
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## Downloads
- [SWRB Review of the Act 2025 Final Report](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-review-of-the-act-2025-final-report/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB CE expenditure disclosure from 1 July 2025 to 30 June 2026](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-ce-expenditure-disclosure-from-1-july-2025-to-30-june-2026/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [3.3.3 Guidance on Field Education Placement Exceptions different settings - July 2026](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/3-3-3-guidance-on-field-education-placement-exceptions-different-settings-june-2026/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [3.3.3 - Field Education Placement Exceptions - Template - June 2026](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/3-3-3-field-education-placement-exceptions-template-june-2026/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Guidance on Education Standards](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/guidance-on-education-standards/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Statement of Performance Expectations 2026-2027](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-statement-of-performance-expectations-2026-2027/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Employer Social Worker List - Template](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/social-worker-list-template/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Authorised Employer Agreement](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/authorised-employer-agreement-2/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Code of Conduct](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-code-of-conduct-2/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Authorised Employers list 2026](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/authorised-employers-list-2026/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Privacy Policy](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-privacy-policy/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Prescription and Monitoring Framework _ April 2026](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/prescription-and-monitoring-framework-_-april-2026/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [FAQs on Field Education](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/faqs-on-field-education/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB test download](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-test-download/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Recognised New Zealand Social Work Qualifications_2026](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/recognised-new-zealand-social-work-qualifications_2026/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Mandatory Reporting Criteria (Competence Issues) for Employers](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/mandatory-reporting-criteria-competence-issues-for-employers/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Workforce Insights Report](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/social-worker-workforce-insights-report/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Workforce Insights Report – slide deck](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/workforce-insights-report/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [2024 Annual Social Work Education Report](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/annual-social-work-education-report-2024/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Sample - Competence Assessment Form](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/sample-competence-assessment-form/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Workforce survey 2024 – TEOs delivering SWRB-prescribed qualifications](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/workforce-survey-2024-teos-delivering-swrb-prescribed-qualifications-spotlight/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Competency Assessment Form](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/competency-assessment-form/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Authorised Employer Agreement](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/authorised-employer-agreement/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWCDT-26-25P PCC v Matkovich Decision on Liability, Penalty and Non-Publication](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swcdt-26-25p-pcc-v-matkovich-decision-on-liability-penalty-and-non-publication/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Historic - SWRB recognised social work qualifications](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/historic-swrb-recognised-social-work-qualifications/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Infographic - What do I do if a complaint is made against me?](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/diagram-what-do-i-do-if-a-complaint-is-made-against-me/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Infographic - What happens if a case is referred to the Tribunal?](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/tribunal-process-infographic/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Infographic - What happens when a complaint goes to the PCC?](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/infographic-what-happens-when-a-complaint-goes-to-the-pcc/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Brochure: Social Work Supervision](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/brochure-social-work-supervision/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Historic - SWRB recognised social work qualifications 2026](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/historic-recognised-social-work-qualifications/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB recognised social work qualifications 2026](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-recognised-social-work-qualifications/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Annual Report 2024-2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-annual-report-2024-2025/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Poster: Code of Conduct](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/poster-code-of-conduct/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB-recognised social work qualifications 2026](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/schedule-1-2020/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Annual Social Worker Workforce Report 2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/annual-social-worker-workforce-report-2025/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [2025 report on Public Trust in Social Workers](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/2025-public-trust-in-social-workers/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [2023 report on Public Trust in Social Workers](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/2023-public-trust-in-social-workers/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [AI policy statement](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/ai-policy-statement/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Fees Policy](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-fees-policy/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Use of Personal Names Policy 2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/use-of-names-policy-2025/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Return to Practice Policy (after a break in practice)](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/return-to-practice-policy-after-a-break-in-practice/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Pou and narrative for the SWRB Education Standards](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/pou-and-narrative-for-swrb-education-standards-2024/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [ANZASW Feedback _ Review of the Act](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/anzasw-feedback-_-review-of-the-act/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [TWSWA Feedback_Review of the Act](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/twswa-feedback_review-of-the-act/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Te Pai Ora SSPA Feedback - Sustainable Social Work Pathways | Tauwhiro Ararau](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/te-pai-ora-sspa-feedback-sustainable-social-work-pathways-tauwhiro-ararau/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Workforce Planning - a Strategy. Response: Tangata Whenua Social Workers Association.](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/workforce-planning-a-strategy-response-tangata-whenua-social-workers-association/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Strategic Priorities For Social Work Workforce Planning and Development in Aotearoa New Zealand - June 2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/social-work-alliance-workforce-report/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [ANZASW - Feedback on Sustainable Social Work Pathways | Tauwhiro Ararau: Social Worker Workforce Strategy](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/anzasw-feedback-on-sustainable-social-work-pathways-tauwhiro-ararau-social-worker-workforce-strategy/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Expression of Interest for PMP panelist role](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/expression-of-interest-for-pmp-panelist-role/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Job Description for Prescription and Monitoring Panelist](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/job-description-for-prescription-and-monitoring-panelist/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Annual Social Worker Workforce Report 2021](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-workforce-survey-report-2021/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Annual Social Worker Workforce Report 2022](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-workforce-survey-report-2022/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Print friendly PDF: Criminal convictions](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/print-friendly-pdf-criminal-convictions/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Print friendly PDF: Criminal charges](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/print-friendly-pdf-criminal-charges/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Print Friendly PDF: Complaints received by SWRB](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/print-friendly-pdf-complaints-received-by-swrb/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Annual Report 2012-2013](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-annual-report-2012-2013/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Annual Report 2010-2011](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/annual-report-2010-2011/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Additional FAQs October 2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/additional-faqs/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Education fees consultation document - September 2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/education-fees-consultation-document-september-2025/?tmstv=1786141633) - https://swrb.govt.nz/download/education-fees-consultation-document-september-2025/?tmstv=1758076921
- [Confirmation of hours](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/confirmation-of-hours-6/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Debt Management Policy](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/debt-management-policy/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Brochure: Criminal Convictions - guidance for social workers](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/brochure-criminal-convictions-guidance-for-social-workers/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Brochure: Criminal Charges - guidance for social workers](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/brochure-criminal-charges-guidance-for-social-workers/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Brochure: Complaints Received by SWRB - guidance for social workers](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/brochure-complaints-received-by-swrb-guidance-for-social-workers/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Education fees consultation FAQs 2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/education-fees-consultation-faqs-2025/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Education fees scenarios - 2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/education-fees-scenarios-2025/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Employers Guide - online resource](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/employers-guide-online-resource/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Complaints Assessor job description](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/complaints-assessor-job-description/?tmstv=1786141633) - 2025-08-SWRB_Complaints_Assessor-Job_description
- [Education glossary and definitions](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/education-glossary-and-definitions/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [FAQs about Education Standards and Prescription and Monitoring Framework](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/faqs-about-education-standards-and-prescription-and-monitoring-framework/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Prescription and Monitoring Framework](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/prescription-and-monitoring-framework/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Statutory Declaration](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/statutory-declaration-5/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Registrar – job description 2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-registrar-job-description-2025/?tmstv=1786141633) - SWRB-Registrar-Job_description_2025
- [SWRB CE expenditure disclosure from 1 July 2024 to 30 June 2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-ce-expenditure-disclosure-from-1-july-2024-to-30-june-2025/?tmstv=1786141633) - SWRB CE Disclosure-Workbook-updated 2024-2025
- [Overview - social worker workforce strategy - July 25](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/overview-social-worker-workforce-strategy-july-25/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Statutory declaration](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/statutory-declaration-3/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Provisional to Full Registration](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/provisional-to-full-registration-2/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Research position paper](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/research-position-paper-3/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB English language competence policy statement](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-english-language-competence-policy-statement/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Supervision expectations](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/supervision-expectations/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Competence policy](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/competence-policy-2/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [DRAFT - Social Worker Workforce Strategy - July 25](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/draft-sw-workforce-strategy-july-25/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [DRAFT Social Worker Workforce Action Plan - July 25](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/draft-social-worker-workforce-action-plan-july-25/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Draft - A3 workforce strategy on a page - July 25](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/draft-a3-workforce-strategy-on-a-page-july-25/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Statement of Performance Expectations 2025-2026](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-statement-of-performance-expectations-2025-2026/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Workforce Survey 2024 - Iwi-based/Kaupapa Māori organisations Spotlight Report](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/workforce-survey-2024-iwi-based-kaupapa-maori-organisations-spotlight-report/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Frequently Asked Questions about the renewal of your Practising Certificate](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/frequently-asked-questions-about-the-renewal-of-your-practising-certificate/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Education Standards](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-education-standards/?tmstv=1786141633) - Education standards published May 2025, signed by Chair
- [SWRB Authorised Employer List _ 20 May 2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-authorised-employer-list-_-1-may-2025/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Questions and Answers - Social Workers Registration Amendment Bill](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/questions-and-answers-social-workers-registration-amendment-bill/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWCDT-24_23P-Decision-16-September-2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swcdt-24_23p-decision-16-september-2024/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Overseas Competence Assessment Form (competencies 3-10)](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/assessment-of-overseas-qualification_2025/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Overseas Qualification Assessment Form](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/overseas-qualification-assessment-form/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Social Worker Employers Report 2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/social-worker-employers-report-2024/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Experience pathway application](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/experience-pathway-application/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Advertisement - Senior Policy Advisor / Policy Advisor](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/senior-policy-advisor-policy-advisor/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Job Description - Senior Policy Advisor / Policy Advisor](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/job-description-senior-policy-advisor-policy-advisor/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Headline Findings from 2023/24 Workforce Survey](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/headline-findings-from-2023-24-workforce-survey/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Assessment of overseas qualification form](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/assessment-of-overseas-qualification-form/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Documents checklist - Overseas Registration Pathway](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/documents-checklist-overseas-registration-pathway/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Guidance for applicants - Certification and verification of registration documents](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-guidance-for-applicants-certification-and-verification-of-registration-documents/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Annual Social Worker Workforce Report 2023](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-workforce-survey-report-2023/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Annual Social Worker Workforce Report 2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/annual-social-worker-workforce-report-2024/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [2023 Annual Social Work Education Report](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/annual-social-work-education-report-2023/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Addendum to the Annual Report 2021-22](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/addendum-to-the-annual-report-2021-22/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Annual Report 2023-2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-annual-report-2023-2024/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Confidential Character Reference Template](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/confidential-character-reference-template/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Confidential Professional Reference Template](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/confidential-professional-reference-template/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [NZ Police Request and Consent vetting form](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/request-and-consent-vetting-form/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB CE expenditure disclosure from 1 July 2023 to 30 June 2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-ce-expenditure-disclosure-from-1-july-2023-to-30-june-2024/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Arrow Diagram 9135 2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/arrow-diagram-9135-2024/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Tribunal decision - 16 Sept 2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/tribunal-decision-16-sept-2024/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Poster: He aha oea ka puta i tō tauwhiro](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/he-aha-oea-ka-puta-i-to-tauwhiro-what-you-can-expect-from-your-social-worker/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Poster: Ngā Ture Whanonga](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/nga-ture-whanonga-code-of-conduct/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Poster: Kua whaimana rānei tō tauwhiro?](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/kua-whaimana-ranei-to-tauwhiro-is-your-social-worker-registered/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Paula Grooby](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/paula-grooby/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Postcard - What You Can Expect From Your Social Worker](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/postcard-what-you-can-expect-from-your-social-worker/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Poster: Is Your Social Worker Registered?](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/poster-is-your-social-worker-registered-2/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Print Friendly PDF: Navigating Conflicts of Interest](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/code-of-conduct-in-practice-5-navigating-conflicts-of-interest/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Print Friendly PDF: Confidentiality and Privacy](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/code-of-conduct-in-practice-6-confidentiality-and-privacy/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Print Friendly PDF: Social Work Records](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/social-work-records-code-of-conduct-in-practice-4/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Print Friendly PDF: Social Work Supervision](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/code-of-conduct-in-practice-3/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Print Friendly PDF: Maintaining Personal and Professional Boundaries](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/code-of-conduct-in-practice-2-maintaining-personal-and-professional-boundaries/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Brochure - Confidentiality and Privacy](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/brochure-confidentiality-and-privacy/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Brochure - Navigating Conflicts of Interest](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/brochure-navigating-conflicts-of-interest/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Brochure - Social Work Records](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/brochure-social-work-records/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Brochure: Maintaining Personal and Professional Boundaries](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/brochure-maintaining-personal-and-professional-boundaries/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Print Friendly PDF: Social Media Use and Personal Beliefs](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/code-of-conduct-in-practice-1-social-media-use-and-personal-beliefs/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Brochure: Social Media Use and Personal Beliefs](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/brochure-social-media-use-and-personal-beliefs/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Poster: What You Can Expect From Your Social Worker.](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/poster-what-you-can-expect-from-your-social-worker/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Poster: Is Your Social Worker Registered?](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/poster-is-your-social-worker-registered/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Experience Pathway: S13 Application Template](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/experience-pathway-s13-application-template/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Job Description - Legal Services Manager](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/job-description-legal-services-manager/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Draft Education Standards 2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-revised-draft-education-standards-2024/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Workforce Survey 2023 - NGO Spotlight](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/workforce-survey-2023-ngo-spotlight/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Workforce Survey 2023 - Oranga Tamariki Spotlight](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/workforce-survey-2023-oranga-tamariki-spotlight/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Workforce Survey 2023 - Health Spotlight](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/workforce-survey-2023-health-spotlight/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB SOI 2024-2028](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-soi-2024-2028/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [MartinJenkins Report on public safety for category 3 workers](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/martinjenkins-report-on-public-safety-for-category-3-workers/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Appendix One of SWRB Social Worker-like Kaimahi Report 2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/appendix-one-of-swrb-social-worker-like-kaimahi-report-2024/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Social Worker-like Kaimahi Report 2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-social-worker-like-kaimahi-report-2024/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Job Description: Senior Communications Advisor](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/job-description-senior-communications-advisor/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Outcomes Framework](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-outcomes-framework/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Statement of Performance Expectations 2024-2025](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-statement-of-performance-expectations-2024-2025/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Authorised Employer list 2024-25](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-authorised-employer-list-2024-25/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Job Description: Advisor - Business Intelligence](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/job-description-advisor-business-intelligence/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Job Description: Deputy Registrar - Registration](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/job-description-deputy-registrar-registration/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Job Description: Professional Advisor Social Work](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/job-description-professional-advisor-social-work/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [2022 Annual Social Work Education Report](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/annual-social-work-education-report-2022/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Expression of Interest form - Senior Advisor – Regulatory Operations and Implementation](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/expression-of-interest-form-senior-advisor-regulatory-operations-and-implementation/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Job Description – Senior Advisor – Regulatory Operations and Implementation](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/job-description-senior-advisor-regulatory-operations-and-implementation/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Funding review decision after consultation Board Paper - 23 Feb 2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-funding-review-decision-after-consultation-board-paper-23-feb-2024-redacted/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Fees and Levy Review consultation Board Paper - 7 Dec 2023](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-fees-and-levy-review-consultation-board-paper-7-dec-2023/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Fees and Levy review Board Presentation - 7 Dec 23](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/fees-and-levy-review-board-presentation-7-dec-23/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Briefing for incoming Minister November 2023](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-briefing-for-incoming-minister-november-2023/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Frequently Asked Questions - consultation 2023-24](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/frequently-asked-questions-consultation-2023-24/?tmstv=1786141633) - FAQs Fees and Levy review December 2023-v1 20.12.23
- [SWRB Fees and Levy Consultation 2023-24](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-fees-and-levy-consultation-2023-24/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Full Competence Assessment Template (1-10)](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/practice-study-2/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Overseas Competence Assessment Template (3-10)](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/practice-study/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Annual Report 2022-2023](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-annual-report-2022-2023/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Experience Pathway: S13 - Guide for applicants](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/experience-pathways13-guide/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Professional reference](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/confidential-professional-reference-3/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Confidential character reference](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/confidential-character-reference-2/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Confirmation of hours](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/confirmation-of-hours-5/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Annual Report 2021-2022](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-annual-report-2021-2022/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB CE expenditure disclosure from 1 July 2022 to 30 June 2023](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-ce-expenditure-disclosure-from-1-july-2022-to-30-june-2023/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Statement of Performance Expectations 2023-2024](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-statement-of-performance-expectations-2023-2024/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [2021 Annual Education Providers Report](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/2021-annual-education-providers-report/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Update from the Kaiwhakahaere - July 2022](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/update-from-the-kaiwhakahaere-july-2022/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Discussion Document Draft Education Standards for sector feedback](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/discussion-document-draft-education-standards-for-sector-feedback/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Pay Equity Plan](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-pay-equity-plan/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [SWRB Annual Report 2020-2021](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-annual-report-2020-2021/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Confidential Professional Reference](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/confidential-professional-reference-2/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Role description for registered social worker member of PCC](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/role-description-for-registered-social-worker-member-of-pcc/?tmstv=1786141633) - JD PCC_RSW
- [Role description for PCC lay member](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/role-description-for-pcc-lay-member/?tmstv=1786141633) - JD PCC_Layperson
- [SWRB CE expenditure disclosure from 1 July 2021 to 30 June 2022](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-ce-expenditure-disclosure-from-1-july-2021-to-30-june-2022/?tmstv=1786141633)
- [Competence assessment application](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/competence-assessment-application-3/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Competence assessment application](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/competence-assessment-application-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Statement of Performance Expectations 2022-2023](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-statement-of-performance-expectations-2022-2023/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Wānanga 6 - Staff resources](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/wananga-6-staff-resources/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Wānanga 5 - Professional and Stakeholder collaboration](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/wananga-5-professional-and-stakeholder-collaboration/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [PRS flexibilities](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/prs-adjustments/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Wānanga 1 - Governance](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/wananga-1-governance/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Wānanga 4 - Admission Criteria](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/wananga-4-admission-criteria/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Wānanga 3 - Field Education](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/wananga-3-field-education/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Wānanga additional feedback](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/wananga-additional-feedback/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Wānanga 2 - Curriculum](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/wananga-2-curriculum/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Demand for Social Work Services Report 2022](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/demand-for-social-work-services-report/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB 2020-21 Funding Review Report - 18 March 2021 - redacted](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/7037/?tmstv=1786141634) - SWRB 2020-21 Funding Review Report FINAL 18 March 2021_Redacted
- [SWRB Funding Review Option 3 - 22 March 2021 - redacted](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-funding-review-option-3-22-march-2021-redacted/?tmstv=1786141634) - SWRB Funding Review Option 3 Supporting the sector adjust FINAL 22 March 2021_Redacted
- [PRS Review - Kōrero tuku iho document](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/prs-review-korero-tuku-iho-document/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Statement of Performance Expectations 2021-2022](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-statement-of-performance-expectations-2021-2022/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Revised experience pathway policy - March 2022](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/revised-experience-pathway-policy-march-2022/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB funding review 2019-20](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-funding-review-2019-20/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB funding review 2018-19](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-funding-review-2018-19/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [2020 Annual Education Providers Report](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/2020-annual-education-providers-report/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB SOI 2022-2026](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-soi-2022-2026/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB organisational charts 2017, 2021 & future state](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-organisational-charts-2017-2021-future-state/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Experience Pathway: S13 Template](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/experience-pathway-s13-template-3/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Experience Pathway S13 Template](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/experience-pathway-s13-template-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Experience Pathway S13 Template](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/experience-pathway-s13-template/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Funding Consultation Zoom Presentation](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/funding-consultation-zoom-presentation/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Funding Consultation Document](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-funding-consultation-document/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Appointment Application Form](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-appointment-application-form/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Instructions for Applying](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/instructions-for-applying/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [How the fee and levy proposals apply to me](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/how-the-fee-and-levy-proposal-apply-to-me/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Social Workers Registration Act Review 2020](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/social-workers-registration-act-review-2020/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Annual Report 2019-2020](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-annual-report-2019-20/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Supervisor Declaration - CPD](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/supervisor-declaration-cpd/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Competence policy](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/competence-policy/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB CE expenditure disclosure from 1 July 2020 to 30 June 2021](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-ce-expenditure-disclosure-from-1-july-2020-to-30-june-2021/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Programme Recognition Standards June 2021](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-programme-recognition-standards-june-2021/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Programme Recognition Standards December 2019](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-programme-recognition-standards-december-2019/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Statement of Performance Expectations 2019-2020](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-statement-of-performance-expectations-2019-2020/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Statement of Performance Expectations 2020-2021](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-statement-of-expectations-2020-2021/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [MySWRB guide - Full](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/myswrb-guide-full/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [MySWRB guide - PC renewal](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/myswrb-guide-pc-renewal/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [MySWRB guide - Log in](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/myswrb-guide-log-in/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Practice Study 1-10](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/practice-study-1-10/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Self Reflection 1-10](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/self-reflection-1-10/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Competence assessment application](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/competence-assessment-application-4/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [CPD policy](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/cpd-policy/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Fit and proper policy](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/fit-and-proper-policy-4/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Self reflection - Comp Stds 1-10](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/self-reflection-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Self reflection - Comp Stds 3-10](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/self-reflection/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [2020/21 Six-Monthly Report (for Quarters 1 and 2)](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/six-monthly-report/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Social Services Select Committee Annual Review of the SWRB](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/social-services-select-committee-annual-review-of-the-swrb/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Briefing for incoming Minister November 2020](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-briefing-for-incoming-minister-november-2020/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Robyn Corrigan - TWSWA kāhui speech](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/robyn-corrigan-twswa-kahui/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Sharyn Roberts - ANZASW President speech](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/sharyn-roberts-anzasw-president-speech/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [International Federation of Social Workers statement](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/international-federation-of-social-workers-statement/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Hon. Carmel Sepuloni - Minister of Social Development & Employment speech](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/hon-carmel-sepuloni-minister-of-social-development-employment-speech/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Shannon Pakura - SWRB Board Chair speech](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/shannon-pakura-swrb-board-chair-speech/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Workforce Survey Summary 2020](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-workforce-survey-2020/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [General Scope of Social Work Practice](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/general-scope-of-social-work-practice/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWDT decision Vaiangina](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swdt-decision-vaiangina/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Scope of Practice Consultation Feedback Report](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/scope-of-practice-consultation-feedback-report/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Scope of Practice Supporting Narrative](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/scope-of-practice-supporting-narrative/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Overseas assessment guide notes](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/overseas-assessment-guide-notes/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Experience Pathway: S13 policy](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/experience-pathway-s13-policy/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Practising students registration information](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/practising-students-registration-information/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [2013 Annual Report of Recognition Programmes](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/2013-annual-report-of-recognition-programmes/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [2014 Annual Report of Recognition Programmes](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/2014-annual-report-of-recognition-programmes/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [2016 Annual Report of Recognition Programmes](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/2016-annual-report-of-recognition-programmes/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [2017 Annual Education Providers Report](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/2017-annual-education-providers-report/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [2018 Annual Education Providers Report](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/2018-annual-education-providers-report/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [2019 Annual Education Providers Report](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/2019-annual-education-providers-report/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Reflective template](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/reflective-template/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Certificate of Good Standing](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/certificate-of-good-standing/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Full competence assessment](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/full-competence-assessment/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Overseas competence assessment](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/overseas-competence-assessment/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Request and consent vetting form 2020](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/request-and-consent-vetting-form-2019/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Stage one – S13 template – Te Reo Māori](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/stage-one-s13-template-te-reo-maori/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Stage one – S13 template](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/stage-one-s13-template/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Stage two S13 template](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/stage-two-s13-template/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Stage two - S13 template Te Reo](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/stage-two-s13-template-te-reo/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Social Workers Tēnei te mihi Poster - Coral (Te Reo)](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/social-workers-nga-mihi-poster-coral-te-reo/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Social Workers Thank you Poster - Yellow (English)](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/social-workers-thank-you-poster-yellow-english/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Social Workers Ngā mihi Poster - Blue (Te Reo + English)](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/social-workers-nga-mihi-poster-blue-te-reo-english/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Introduction to development of draft Scope](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/introduction-to-development-of-draft-scope-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Feedback on Scope of Practice discussion Jan - Mar 2020](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/feedback-on-scope-of-practice-discussion-jan-mar-2020/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Introduction to development of draft Scope](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/introduction-to-development-of-draft-scope/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Draft Scope of Practice 2020](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/draft-scope-of-practice-2020/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWDT decision Harrision](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swdt-decision-harrision/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB & ANZASW - the differences](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-anzasw-the-differences/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Quick Guide - who should register](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/quick-guide-who-should-register-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Quick Guide - who should register](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/quick-guide-who-should-register/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB CE expenditure disclosure from 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-ce-expenditure-disclosure-from-1-july-2019-to-30-june-2020/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Stage one - S13 template](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/stage-one-s13-framework-3/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Stage one - S13 template - Te Reo Māori](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/stage-one-s13-framework-te-reo-maori/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Assessment of Overseas qualification form 2020](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/non-binding-application-form-2019/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Experience Pathway: S13 Stage Two assessment template - Te Reo Māori](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/experience-pathway-s13-stage-two-assessment-template-te-reo-maori/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Statutory declaration](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/statutory-declaration-4/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Supervision agreement confirmation](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/supervision-agreement-confirmation-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Professional reference template](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/professional-reference-template/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Feedback on Scope of Practice](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/feedback-on-scope-of-practice/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Stage one - S13 framework](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/stage-one-s13-framework-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Experience Pathway: S13 Stage Two assessment template](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/experience-pathway-s13-stage-two-assessment-template/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Experience Pathway: S13 process](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/experience-pathway-s13-process/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Overseas competence application](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/overseas-competence-application-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [NZ competence assessment application](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/nz-competence-assessment-application-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Interim Practising Certificate application](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/interim-practising-certificate-application/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [What social workers have said Feb 2020](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/what-social-workers-have-said-feb-2020/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Information session and workshop flyer - Hawkes Bay](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/information-session-and-workshop-flyer-hawkes-bay/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Information session and workshop flyer - Wellington](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/information-session-and-workshop-flyer-wellington/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Information session + workshop flyer - Wellington](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/information-session-workshop-flyer-wellington/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Stage one - S13 framework](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/stage-one-s13-framework/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Information session flyer - Christchurch](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/information-session-flyer-christchurch/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Information session flyer - Hawkes Bay](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/information-session-flyer-hawkes-bay/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [ANZASW and SWRB workshop flyer - Christchurch](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/anzasw-and-swrb-workshop-flyer-christchurch/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Information session flyer - Rotorua](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/information-session-flyer-rotorua/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Scope of Practice discussion document](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/scope-of-practice-discussion-document/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Schedule 1 2019](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/schedule-1-2019-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Schedule 1 2019](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/schedule-1-2019/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWDT decision Luisi](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swdt-decision-luisi/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Research position](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/reseach-position/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Workforce Survey 2019](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-workforce-survey-2019/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Annual Report 2018-2019](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-annual-report-2019/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Confirmation of hours](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/confirmation-of-hours-4/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Continuing Professional Development Log example](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/continuing-professional-development-log-example-3/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Continuing Professional Development Log example](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/continuing-professional-development-log-example-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Code of Conduct](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-code-of-conduct/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Full Social Work Practice Framework](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/full-social-work-practice-framework-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Mutual Recognition Agreement - NZSWRB & AASW](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/mutual-recognition-agreement-nzswrb-aasw/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Full social work practice framework](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/full-social-work-practice-framework/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [English language policy](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/english-language-policy-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Enough practical experience](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/enough-practical-experience-4/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB programme recognition standards](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-programme-recognition-standards-3/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Fit and proper policy](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/fit-and-proper-policy-3/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [General Scope of Practice](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/general-scope-of-practice-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [English language policy](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/english-language-policy/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Supervision expectations for registration](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/supervision-expectations-for-registration/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Enough practical experience](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/enough-practical-experience-3/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB programme recognition standards](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-programme-recognition-standards-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Fit and proper policy](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/fit-and-proper-policy-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Research position paper](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/research-position-paper-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [General Scope of Practice](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/general-scope-of-practice/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [CPD log](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/cpd-log/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Registration with other regulators](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/registration-with-other-regulators/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Core competence standards](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/core-competence-standards/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Confirmation of hours](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/confirmation-of-hours-3/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Verification for social work regulators](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/verification-for-social-work-regulators/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Practice study template](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/practice-study-template-3/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Self-reflection template](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/self-reflection-template-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [NZ competence assessment application](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/nz-competence-assessment-application/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Overseas practice study template](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/overseas-practice-study-template-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Overseas self reflection template](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/overseas-self-reflection-template/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Overseas competence application](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/overseas-competence-application/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Code of Conduct 2019](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/code-of-conduct-2019/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Schedule 2 2019 - Historic NZ Qualifications](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/schedule-2-2019-historic-nz-qualifications/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Schedule 1 2019 - Current NZ Qualifications](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/schedule-1-2019-current-nz-qualifications/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB CE expenditure disclosure from 1 July 2018 to 30 June 2019](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-ce-expenditure-disclosure-from-1-july-2018-to-30-june-2019/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB CE Expense Disclosure 2019](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-ce-expense-disclosure-2019/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Continuing Professional Development Log example](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/continuing-professional-development-log-example/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Continuing Professional Development Log 2019](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/continuing-professional-development-log-2019/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Practising Certificate Declaration](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/practising-certificate-declaration/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Confidential Professional Reference](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/confidential-professional-reference/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Competence form](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/competence-form/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [CPD Log template 2019 Word](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/cpd-log-template-2019-word/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Continuing Professional Development Log template 2019](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/continuing-professional-development-log-template-2019/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Request and consent vetting form June 2019](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/request-and-consent-vetting-form-june-2019/?tmstv=1786141634) - Request and consent vetting form June 2019
- [General Scope of Practice 2017](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/general-scope-of-practice-2017-2/?tmstv=1786141634) - General Scope of Practice 2017
- [Competence Assessment Application Form](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/competence-assessment-application-forms/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Ten core competence standards](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/ten-core-competence-standards/?tmstv=1786141634) - Competence standards June 2016
- [Competence assessment application](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/competence-assessment-application/?tmstv=1786141634) - Application 2019
- [Criteria for Section 7 Registration](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/criteria-for-section-7-registration/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Strategic Plan 2018-2022](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-strategic-plan-2018-2022/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Social Work Practice Framework](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/section-13-template-15-16/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SCHEDULE 1 2019 - Current NZ Qualifications](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/schedule-1-2016/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Criteria for Section 10 Registration](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/criteria-for-section-10-registration/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Application-2018.pdf](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/application-2018-pdf/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Workforce Survey Summary Report 2018](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-workforce-survey-summary-report-2018/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Programme Recognition Standards](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-programme-recognition-standards/?tmstv=1786141634) - SWRB Programme Recognition Standards December 2018
- [Confirmation of Hours](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/confirmation-of-hours-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Overseas Practice Study Template](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/overseas-practice-study-template/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Overseas Self ReflectionTemplate](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/overseas-self-reflectiontemplate/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Annual Report 2017-2018](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-annual-report-2017-2018/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Programme Recognition Standards](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-programme-recognition-standards-december-2016/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Kaitiakitanga Framework](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/kaitiakitanga-framework/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Schedule 1 2018 - Current NZ Qualifications](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/schedule-1-2018-current-nz-qualifications-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Non Binding Application Form 2018](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/non-binding-application-form-2018-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Fees Schedule](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/fees-schedule/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [RSW2/SWDT/2017 CAC v Nash](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/rsw2-swdt-2017-cac-v-nash/?tmstv=1786141634) - DECISION for Website - Nash
- [Onboard Spring 2018](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/onboard-spring-2018/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Continuing Professional Development Log 1819](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/continuing-professional-development-log-16-17/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Code of Conduct](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/code-of-conduct/?tmstv=1786141634) - Code of Conduct - Aug 2018
- [Competence Assessment Application From](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/competence-assessment-application-from/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [RSW1/D1/SWDT/2017 CAC v Esera](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/rsw1d1swdt2017-cac-v-esera/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB CE Expenditure Disclosure from 1 July 2017 to 30 June 2018](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-ce-expenditure-disclosure-from-1-july-2017-to-30-june-2018-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Full Social Work Practice Framework 2018](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/full-social-work-practice-framework-2018/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Education Providers Report 2017](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-education-providers-report-2017/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Gazette Notice 2018-2019](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-gazette-notice-2018-2019/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Statutory Declaration](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/statutory-declaration-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Practice Study Template](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/practice-study-template-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [How to apply for Section 13 Registration](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/how-to-apply-for-section-13-registration/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Schedule 1 2018 - Current NZ Qualifications](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/schedule-1-2018-current-nz-qualifications/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Statement of Performance Expectations 2018-2019](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-statement-of-performance-expectations-2018-2019/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Fit and Proper Policy](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/fit-and-proper-policy/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Continuing Professional Development Policy](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/continuing-professional-development-policy/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [CPD Log Example](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/cpd-log-example/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Social Work Practice Framework](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/social-work-practice-framework/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SCHEDULE 2 2016 - Historic NZ Qualifications](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/schedule-2-2016-historic-nz-qualifications/?tmstv=1786141634) - SCHEDULE 2 2016
- [SCHEDULE 2 2016 - Historic NZ Qualifications](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/schedule-2-2016/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [RSW3/D3/SWDT/2015 CAC v Surowiez-Lepper](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/rsw3d3swdt2015/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Criteria for Section 13 Registration](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/criteria-for-section-13-registration/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Non Binding Application Guide Notes](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/non-binding-application-form-2018/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Verification for Social Work Regulators](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/verification-for-social-work-regulators-docx/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Annual Report 2016-2017](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-annual-report-2016-2017/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Confidential Character Reference](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/confidential-character-reference/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Letter to Minister Sepuloni](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/letter-to-minister-sepuloni/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Briefing for incoming Minister September 2017](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-briefing-for-incoming-minister-september-2017/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Christmas Post](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/christmas-post/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [When An Annual Practising Certificate Is Required](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/when-an-annual-practising-certificate-is-required/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Confirmation of hours](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/enough-practical-experience/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [2015 Review Social Workers Registration Act 2003](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/2015-review-social-workers-registration-act-2003/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [RSW1/D1/SWDT/2017 CAC v Lourie](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/cac-v-lourie/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [RSW8/D1/SWDT/2016 CAC v Going](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/rsw8d1swdt2016/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [RSW7/D1/SWDT/2016 CAC v Bhana](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-for-website-bhana/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [RSW6/D1/SWDT/2016 CAC v Hungahunga](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/rsw6d1swdt2016/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [RSW5/D2/SWDT/2016 CAC v RSW X](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/rsw5d2swdt2016/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [RSW2/D2/SWDT/2016 CAC v Austin](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/rsw2d2swdt2016/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [RSW9/D1/SWDT/2016 CAC v Iakimo](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/rsw9d1swdt2016/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [RSW3/D1/SWDT/2016 CAC v Entwistle](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/rsw3d1swdt2016/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [RSW1/D1/SWDT/2016 CAC v Kuruvilla](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/rsw1d1swdt2016/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [RSW4/D1/SWDT/2016 CAC v Batin](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/rsw4d1swdt2016/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [RSW5/D1/SWDT/2015 CAC v Haswell](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/rsw5d1swdt2015/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [RSW6/D1/SWDT/2015 CAC v Russell](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/rsw6d1swdt2015/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [RSW4/D1/SWDT/2015 CAC v Nelson](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/rsw4d1swdt2015/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [RSW8/D1/SWDT/2015 CAC v Estall](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/rsw8d1swdt2015/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [RSW2/D2/SWDT/2015 CAC v RSW Y](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/rsw2d2swdt2015/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [RSW1/D1/SWDT/2015 CAC v Ham](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/rsw1d1swdt2015/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [RSW9/D1/SWDT/2015 CAC v Angelo](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/rsw9d1swdt2015/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [RSW9/D2/SWDT/2015 CAC v Angelo Penalty](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/rsw9d2swdt2015/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [CAC V Curson](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-0108swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB SOI 2017-2021](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-soi-2017-2021/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Statement of Performance Expectations 2017-2018](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-statement-of-performance-expectations-2017-2018/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [ANZASW Working with Cultural Diversity Workshop](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/anzasw-working-with-cultural-diversity-workshop/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [OnBoard Autumn 2017](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/onboard-autumn-2017/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [CE Resignation newsletter](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/ce-resignation-newsletter/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB CE Expenditure Disclosure to 1 July 2013 to 30 June 2014](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-ce-expenditure-disclosure-to-1-july-2013-to-30-june-2014-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB CE Expenditure Disclosure to 1 July 2014 to 30 June 2015](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-ce-expenditure-disclosure-to-1-july-2014-to-30-june-2015/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB CE Expenditure Disclosure to 1 July 2016 to 30 June 2017](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-ce-expenditure-disclosure-to-1-july-2016-to-30-june-2017/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB CE Expenditure Disclosure to 1 July 2015 to 30 June 2016](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-ce-expenditure-disclosure-to-1-july-2015-to-30-june-2016/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Appendix B - 2012 Review of SWR Act](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/appendix-b/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Appendix C - s25 Interpretation of the SWR Act](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/appendix-c/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Appendix D - Draft SWRB MoU 2014-2015](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/appendix-d/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Letter to Minister Tolley](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/view-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Briefing for incoming Minister September 2014](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/view-3/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Annual Report 2013-2014](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-annual-report-2013-2014/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Annual Report 2015-2016](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-annual-report-2015-2016/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Statement of Performance Expectations 2014-2015](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/statements-2014-2015/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Statement of Performance Expectations 2015-2016](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/statement-2015-2016/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Statement of Performance Expectations 2016-2017](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/2016-2017-swrb-statement-of-performance-expectations/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB SOI 2010-2011](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-soi-2010-2011/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB SOI 2011-2014](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swr_soi_1215/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB SOI 2012-2015](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/soi2013/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB SOI 2014-2018](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/view/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB SOI 2013-2016](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/soi13-16/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Massey Human Ethics Notification](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/massey-human-ethics-notification/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [UGA Ethics Application](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/uga-ethics-application/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [UGA Approval](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/uga-approval/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Prospectus Social Justice Mental Health](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/prospectus-social-justice-mental-health/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Procedure for dealing with Complaints and Notifications of Concern](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/procedure-for-dealing-with-complaints-and-notifications-of-concern/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Process Leading to the Tribunal Hearing - Step 1](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/process-leading-to-the-tribunal-hearing-step-1/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Process of the Tribunal - Step 2](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/process-of-the-tribunal-step-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Hearing - Step 3](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/hearing-step-3/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [MOU SWRB and MSD 2016](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/mou-swrb-and-cyf-2016/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [MOU between ANZASW and SWRB](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/mou-between-anzasw-and-swrb/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Confirmation of Hours](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/confirmation-of-hours/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [English Language Competence and English Language Testing](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/english-language-competence-and-english-language-testing/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Enough Practical Experience](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/enough-practical-experience-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Renewal of Annual Practising Certificate](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/renewal-of-annual-practising-certificate/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Criteria for Section 11 Registration](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/criteria-for-section-11-registration/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Criteria for Section 12 Registration](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/criteria-for-section-12-registration/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Supervision Expectations for Registered Social Workers](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/supervision-expectations-for-registered-social-workers/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [ANZASW Competence to Work with Maori Workshop](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/anzasw-competence-to-work-with-maori-workshop/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Consultation Document](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/consultation-document/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Research Participants Required](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/research-participants-required/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Ten Competence Standards](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-ten-competence-standards/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Self-reflection Template](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/self-reflection-template/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Practice Study Template](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/practice-study-template/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Electronic presentation](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/electronic-presentation-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Electronic presentation](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/electronic-presentation/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 01NAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-01napc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 02ANAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-02anapc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 03ANAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-03anapc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 04ANAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-04anapc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 05ANAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-05anapc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 07ANAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-07anapc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 08ANAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-08anapc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 09ANAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-09anapc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 10ANAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-10anapc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 11ANAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-11anapc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 12ANAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-12anapc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 13ANAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-13anapc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 14ANAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-14anapc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 15ANAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-15anapc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 16ANAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-16anapc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 17ANAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-17anapc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 01ANAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-01anapc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 02NAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-02napc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 01APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-01apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 02APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-02apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 03APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-03apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 03NAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-03napc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 04APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-04apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 04NAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-04napc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 05APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-05apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 06ANAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-06anapc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 06APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-06apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 06NAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-06napc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 07APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-07apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 07NAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-07napc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 08APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-08apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 08NAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-08napc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 09APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-09apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 09NAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-09napc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 10APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-10apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 10NAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-10napc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 11APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-11apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 11NAPC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-11napc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 12APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-12apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 13APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-13apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 14APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-14apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 15APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-15apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 16APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-16apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 17APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-17apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 18APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-18apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 19APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-19apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 20APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-20apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 21APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-21apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 22APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-22apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 23APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-23apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 24APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-24apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 25APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-25apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Decision No. 26APC 0513SWDT](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/decision-no-26apc-0513swdt/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Onboard Summer Newsletter Dec 2016](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/onboard-summer-newsletter-dec-2016/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Onboard Newsletter Autumn 2016](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/onboard-newsletter-autumn-2016/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Onboard Summer Newsletter Jan 2016](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/onboard-summer-newsletter-jan-2016/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Code of Conduct March 2016](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-code-of-conduct-march-2016/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Annual Report 2014-2015](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-annual-report-2014-2015/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Review of the Operation of the Social Workers Registration Act 2003](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/review-of-the-operation-of-the-social-workers-registration-act-2003/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Paula Bennett BIM covering letter 12-2011](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/paula-bennett-bim-covering-letter-12-2011/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Report from the Discussion Paper on Mandatory Registration 2011](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/report-from-the-discussion-paper-on-mandatory-registration-2011/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Mandatory Registration Discussion Document](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/mandatory-registration-discussion-document/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Review 2012](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/review-2012/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Annual Report 2011-2012](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-annual-report-2011-2012/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Review Report 2012](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/review-report-2012/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB PPEP conference proceedings](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-ppep-conference-proceedings/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Concurrent sessions and workshops abstracts FINAL](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/concurrent-sessions-and-workshops-abstracts-final/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Conference programme final](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/conference-programme-final/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Abstract](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/abstract/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [PPEP Conference 2013 Flyer](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/ppep-conference-2013-flyer/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Research position paper](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/research-position-paper/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Draft definitions Consultation document](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-draft-definitions-consultation-document-2/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [SWRB Draft definitions Consultation document](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/swrb-draft-definitions-consultation-document/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Prosecution Policy](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/prosecution-policy/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Competence](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/competence/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Information Mutual Agreement](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/information-mutual-agreement/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Click here](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/click-here/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Nine to Noon 24 Nov 2014](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/nine-to-noon-24-nov-2014/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Overseas competence application & standards 1415](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/overseas-competence-application-standards-1415/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Process Leading Up to the Tribunal Hearing - Flow Charts](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/process-leading-up-to-the-tribunal-hearing-flow-charts/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Guide to Disciplinary Proceedings SW](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/guide-to-disciplinary-proceedings-sw/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Practice Note 1 - Expert Witnesses](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/practice-note-1-expert-witnesses/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Complaints Guide Social Workers](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/complaints-guide-social-workers/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Complaints Guide Complainants](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/complaints-guide-complainants/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Practice Note Non Publication Orders](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/practice-note-non-publication-orders/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Complaints](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/complaints/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Disciplinary Process](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/disciplinary-process/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Non-binding Assessment](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/non-binding-assessment/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Statutory Declaration](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/statutory-declaration/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Supervision Agreement Confirmation](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/supervision-agreement-confirmation/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Confirmation of Supervision](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/confirmation-of-supervision/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Responsibilities Pamphlet](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/responsibilities-pamphlet/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Change of Name and Statutory Declaration](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/change-of-name-and-statutory-declaration/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Provisional to Full Registration](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/provisional-to-full-registration/?tmstv=1786141634)
- [Change of Address](https://swrb.govt.nz/download/change-of-address/?tmstv=1786141634)
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