If you see or hear something that you suspect is dishonest or wrong, we want to hear about it. This includes fraud or wrongdoing by any NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi (NZTA):
Fraud is generally used to describe behaviour deliberately misleading us to gain an advantage. This includes theft, misuse of money or resources, the supply of false information or any other form of dishonesty.
Examples of fraudulent behaviour include:
You should report potential scams using the ‘Report a phishing scam form’. If you’re a current or former employee of NZTA, and you’re concerned about potential serious wrongdoing you’ve seen while working at NZTA, you can make a protected disclosure.
You should report suspected fraud by doing one of the following:
Once you’ve made a report to us, we’ll assess the information and determine the best course of action which may include an incident review, an internal audit, preliminary enquiries, or a formal investigation. If our investigation shows that a suspected fraud has occurred, we’ll report these findings to the New Zealand Police and/or the Serious Fraud Office, and our external auditors.
All submissions you make to us will be anonymous unless you wish to give us your details. If you do provide us with your details, we’ll endeavour to protect your privacy. Providing us with your details lets us contact you if we need any further information.
We’ll collect, store, and use your personal information in accordance with the Privacy Act 2020. Your personal information will only be disclosed with your authority or if we're legally required to do so.
