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Justice boss won't step down after review reveals culture marred by leadership issues
Justice Secretary Andrew Kibblewhite says he'll lead changes despite review finding leadership and accountability problems in Ministry of Justice.
In brief
Justice Secretary Andrew Kibblewhite says he'll lead changes despite review finding leadership and accountability problems in Ministry of Justice. Justice Secretary Andrew Kibblewhite will not step down after review found leadership issues in Ministry of Justice, but says he's taking action to improve staff culture…
Review finds leadership issues
Ministry of Justice review reveals culture marred by leadership, decision-making and accountability problems.
Justice secretary won't step down
Andrew Kibblewhite says he won't step down despite review findings on leadership and culture.
Harrison case highlighted
Former Lotto presenter Russell Harrison suspended for five years on full pay after FBI sting.
Public Service Commission review
Public Service Commission described Harrison case as a microcosm for broader findings on leadership issues.
Staff culture concerns
Staff report unclear strategy, overly bland documents, and feeling exhausted by workload.
Kibblewhite's response
Kibblewhite says he'll lead changes and has new policy to boost staff voice and confidence.
Justice system under pressure
Justice system faces intense pressure with complex cases, cost pressures and workforce constraints.
What to remember
Justice Secretary Andrew Kibblewhite will not step down after review found leadership issues in Ministry of Justice, but says he's taking action to improve staff culture and court system.
