Department of Internal Affairs (NZ)
Andrew Phillips is an experienced professional currently serving as the Manager of Operational Policy at the Department of Internal Affairs (NZ), where leadership of a team of specialist advisors focuses on gambling regulation and anti-money laundering practices. Previously, Andrew held various managerial roles, including Manager of Service Design, Manager of Engagement and Business Improvement at Charities Services, and Manager of Regulatory, contributing significantly to public trust in charities and operational efficiency. Additionally, Andrew has been involved with the Secretariat of the Antarctic Treaty as Chief Editor and Chief Rapporteur, leading the preparation of official reports. As a Trustee for the NZ Ukulele Trust, Andrew advocates for the educational potential of the instrument, complementing a robust academic background with multiple degrees from the University of Canterbury and professional legal studies.
Department of Internal Affairs (NZ)
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