Use of "AI" in marking
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From: Rimu Bhooi
Kia ora,
I'd like to make an OIA request for copies of all emails, instant messages, texts, and transcripts of phone calls/video calls received by senior NZQA officials on the use of "Artificial Intelligence" for the assessment/marking of Year 11, 12, and 13 secondary school students' NCEA work, between 01/12/2023 and 01/12/2024.
To clarify, this request includes incoming communications on the above from:
- the Minister of Education
- Senior officials in the Ministry of Education
- The Minister's office
- Any parties being consulted or asked to advise.
But excludes submissions or communications made by members of the public.
For your reference, key search terms may include, but are not limited to:
Generative AI, GenAI, AI model, discriminative AI model, generative AI
model, Large Language Model, LLM, Machine learning model, GPT, AI-marking,
AI-assessment, Automated marking, Automated assessment, AI-assisted, and
AI-assistance, hallucination and prompts.
Many thanks,
Rimu Bhooi
From: Team Mailbox NZQA Ministerials
New Zealand Qualifications Authority
Kia ora Rima
Thank you for your request under the Official Information Act 1982 of 21
August 2025 seeking the following information:
I'd like to make an OIA request for copies of all emails, instant
messages, texts, and transcripts of phone calls/video calls received by
senior NZQA officials on the use of "Artificial Intelligence" for the
assessment/marking of Year 11, 12, and 13 secondary school students' NCEA
work, between 01/12/2023 and 01/12/2024.
To clarify, this request includes incoming communications on the above
from:
- the Minister of Education
- Senior officials in the Ministry of Education
- The Minister's office
- Any parties being consulted or asked to advise.
But excludes submissions or communications made by members of the public.
For your reference, key search terms may include, but are not limited to:
Generative AI, GenAI, AI model, discriminative AI model, generative AI
model, Large Language Model, LLM, Machine learning model, GPT, AI-marking,
AI-assessment, Automated marking, Automated assessment, AI-assisted, and
AI-assistance, hallucination and prompts.
You can expect to receive a response to your request on or before 18
September 2025. You will be contacted again if there is a likelihood that
this timeframe cannot be met.
As you may know requests for official information become official
information once received. As part of the processing of requests for
official information, NZQA may need to consult with relevant third
parties. During the consultation, a third party may ask for the identity
of the individual/organisation requesting the information. If you are an
individual making a request, please advise us whether or not you would
have an objection to disclosing your identity if a third party asks for
your identity, and the reasons for your objection. If you are an
individual making a request on behalf of an organisation please advise us
both whether you personally have an objection to disclosing your identity,
and the reasons for your objection, as well as any objection to
identifying the organisation, together with reasons. NZQA will consider
your reasons and whether they fit with any withholding grounds under the
Privacy Act 2020 or the Official Information Act 1982.
Requests from an organisation for information about the organisation will
be processed under Part 4 of the Official Information Act.
Please note that it is our policy to proactively release where possible.
We will let you know when we respond, if we intend to publish it. Your
name and contact details will be removed before publication. Please
contact us if you have any questions about that.
In some circumstances after scoping a request, NZQA may decide to charge
for making the requested information available. If this is the case, we
will write to you again with details and seek confirmation you wanted to
proceed on that basis.
For any enquiries about your request, please contact
[1][email address].
If you are dissatisfied with our response, you have the right, under
section 28(3) of the Official Information Act 1982, to lodge a complaint
with the Office of the Ombudsman at [2]www.ombudsman.parliament.nz. You
can also telephone 0800 802 502 or write to the Ombudsman at PO Box 10152,
Wellington, 6143.
NZQA Ministerials team
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From: Rimu Bhooi <[3][FOI #32084 email]>
Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2025 3:07 PM
To: Team Mailbox HelpDesk Call Centre <[4][email address]>
Subject: Official Information request - Use of "AI" in marking
Kia ora,
I'd like to make an OIA request for copies of all emails, instant
messages, texts, and transcripts of phone calls/video calls received by
senior NZQA officials on the use of "Artificial Intelligence" for the
assessment/marking of Year 11, 12, and 13 secondary school students' NCEA
work, between 01/12/2023 and 01/12/2024.
To clarify, this request includes incoming communications on the above
from:
- the Minister of Education
- Senior officials in the Ministry of Education
- The Minister's office
- Any parties being consulted or asked to advise.
But excludes submissions or communications made by members of the public.
For your reference, key search terms may include, but are not limited to:
Generative AI, GenAI, AI model, discriminative AI model, generative AI
model, Large Language Model, LLM, Machine learning model, GPT, AI-marking,
AI-assessment, Automated marking, Automated assessment, AI-assisted, and
AI-assistance, hallucination and prompts.
Many thanks,
Rimu Bhooi
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From: Rimu Bhooi
Kia ora,
That's fine, you can disclose to third parties.
Many thanks,
Rimu Bhooi
From: Team Mailbox NZQA Ministerials
New Zealand Qualifications Authority
Kia ora Rimu
We refer to your official information request dated 21 August 2025 for
information received by senior NZQA officials on the use of Artificial
Intelligence for assessment and marking within NCEA between 1/12/2023 and
1/12/2024.
As currently framed, your request will be very difficult for NZQA to
comply within the required time frame under the OIA, as it will involve
substantial collation and research.
The volume of information involved is very substantial (over 900 forms of
correspondence and the various documents associated with that
correspondence). Our current estimated time for collation and review of
this material in order to respond to your request would be 60 hours, at
least, and would impact on NZQA’s other operations.
Given this, we would appreciate it if you could consider whether you are
prepared to amend or clarify your request and, if so, how. For example,
we could release a subset or sample of the information request. We would
appreciate your advice here by 12 September 2025
Please note that if you are not prepared to amend your request, we will
have to extend the time for our reply and we will also have to consider
charging or part charging for this work.
If you would like to discuss please respond to
[1][email address].
Ngâ mihi
NZQA Ministerials team
From: Team Mailbox NZQA Ministerials <[email address]>
Sent: Friday, 22 August 2025 9:32 AM
To: [FOI #32084 email]
Subject: OC02000 Acknowledgement of Information request - Use of "AI" in
marking
Kia ora Rima
Thank you for your request under the Official Information Act 1982 of 21
August 2025 seeking the following information:
I'd like to make an OIA request for copies of all emails, instant
messages, texts, and transcripts of phone calls/video calls received by
senior NZQA officials on the use of "Artificial Intelligence" for the
assessment/marking of Year 11, 12, and 13 secondary school students' NCEA
work, between 01/12/2023 and 01/12/2024.
To clarify, this request includes incoming communications on the above
from:
- the Minister of Education
- Senior officials in the Ministry of Education
- The Minister's office
- Any parties being consulted or asked to advise.
But excludes submissions or communications made by members of the public.
For your reference, key search terms may include, but are not limited to:
Generative AI, GenAI, AI model, discriminative AI model, generative AI
model, Large Language Model, LLM, Machine learning model, GPT, AI-marking,
AI-assessment, Automated marking, Automated assessment, AI-assisted, and
AI-assistance, hallucination and prompts.
You can expect to receive a response to your request on or before 18
September 2025. You will be contacted again if there is a likelihood that
this timeframe cannot be met.
As you may know requests for official information become official
information once received. As part of the processing of requests for
official information, NZQA may need to consult with relevant third
parties. During the consultation, a third party may ask for the identity
of the individual/organisation requesting the information. If you are an
individual making a request, please advise us whether or not you would
have an objection to disclosing your identity if a third party asks for
your identity, and the reasons for your objection. If you are an
individual making a request on behalf of an organisation please advise us
both whether you personally have an objection to disclosing your identity,
and the reasons for your objection, as well as any objection to
identifying the organisation, together with reasons. NZQA will consider
your reasons and whether they fit with any withholding grounds under the
Privacy Act 2020 or the Official Information Act 1982.
Requests from an organisation for information about the organisation will
be processed under Part 4 of the Official Information Act.
Please note that it is our policy to proactively release where possible.
We will let you know when we respond, if we intend to publish it. Your
name and contact details will be removed before publication. Please
contact us if you have any questions about that.
In some circumstances after scoping a request, NZQA may decide to charge
for making the requested information available. If this is the case, we
will write to you again with details and seek confirmation you wanted to
proceed on that basis.
For any enquiries about your request, please contact
[2][email address].
If you are dissatisfied with our response, you have the right, under
section 28(3) of the Official Information Act 1982, to lodge a complaint
with the Office of the Ombudsman at [3]www.ombudsman.parliament.nz. You
can also telephone 0800 802 502 or write to the Ombudsman at PO Box 10152,
Wellington, 6143.
NZQA Ministerials team
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From: Rimu Bhooi <[4][FOI #32084 email]>
Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2025 3:07 PM
To: Team Mailbox HelpDesk Call Centre <[5][email address]>
Subject: Official Information request - Use of "AI" in marking
Kia ora,
I'd like to make an OIA request for copies of all emails, instant
messages, texts, and transcripts of phone calls/video calls received by
senior NZQA officials on the use of "Artificial Intelligence" for the
assessment/marking of Year 11, 12, and 13 secondary school students' NCEA
work, between 01/12/2023 and 01/12/2024.
To clarify, this request includes incoming communications on the above
from:
- the Minister of Education
- Senior officials in the Ministry of Education
- The Minister's office
- Any parties being consulted or asked to advise.
But excludes submissions or communications made by members of the public.
For your reference, key search terms may include, but are not limited to:
Generative AI, GenAI, AI model, discriminative AI model, generative AI
model, Large Language Model, LLM, Machine learning model, GPT, AI-marking,
AI-assessment, Automated marking, Automated assessment, AI-assisted, and
AI-assistance, hallucination and prompts.
Many thanks,
Rimu Bhooi
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Please use this email address for all replies to this request:
[6][FOI #32084 email]
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From: Team Mailbox NZQA Ministerials
New Zealand Qualifications Authority
Kia ora Rimu
A friendly reminder regarding the email we sent you on Monday. Please
consider the options discussed below . We would be happy to discuss any
questions you might have.
Ngâ mihi
NZQA Ministerials
From: Team Mailbox NZQA Ministerials <[email address]>
Sent: Monday, 8 September 2025 11:02 AM
To: [FOI #32084 email]
Subject: OC02000 Official information request for information received on
the use of AI within NCEA
Kia ora Rimu
We refer to your official information request dated 21 August 2025 for
information received by senior NZQA officials on the use of Artificial
Intelligence for assessment and marking within NCEA between 1/12/2023 and
1/12/2024.
As currently framed, your request will be very difficult for NZQA to
comply within the required time frame under the OIA, as it will involve
substantial collation and research.
The volume of information involved is very substantial (over 900 forms of
correspondence and the various documents associated with that
correspondence). Our current estimated time for collation and review of
this material in order to respond to your request would be 60 hours, at
least, and would impact on NZQA’s other operations.
Given this, we would appreciate it if you could consider whether you are
prepared to amend or clarify your request and, if so, how. For example,
we could release a subset or sample of the information request. We would
appreciate your advice here by 12 September 2025
Please note that if you are not prepared to amend your request, we will
have to extend the time for our reply and we will also have to consider
charging or part charging for this work.
If you would like to discuss please respond to
[1][email address].
Ngâ mihi
NZQA Ministerials team
From: Team Mailbox NZQA Ministerials <[2][email address]>
Sent: Friday, 22 August 2025 9:32 AM
To: [3][FOI #32084 email]
Subject: OC02000 Acknowledgement of Information request - Use of "AI" in
marking
Kia ora Rima
Thank you for your request under the Official Information Act 1982 of 21
August 2025 seeking the following information:
I'd like to make an OIA request for copies of all emails, instant
messages, texts, and transcripts of phone calls/video calls received by
senior NZQA officials on the use of "Artificial Intelligence" for the
assessment/marking of Year 11, 12, and 13 secondary school students' NCEA
work, between 01/12/2023 and 01/12/2024.
To clarify, this request includes incoming communications on the above
from:
- the Minister of Education
- Senior officials in the Ministry of Education
- The Minister's office
- Any parties being consulted or asked to advise.
But excludes submissions or communications made by members of the public.
For your reference, key search terms may include, but are not limited to:
Generative AI, GenAI, AI model, discriminative AI model, generative AI
model, Large Language Model, LLM, Machine learning model, GPT, AI-marking,
AI-assessment, Automated marking, Automated assessment, AI-assisted, and
AI-assistance, hallucination and prompts.
You can expect to receive a response to your request on or before 18
September 2025. You will be contacted again if there is a likelihood that
this timeframe cannot be met.
As you may know requests for official information become official
information once received. As part of the processing of requests for
official information, NZQA may need to consult with relevant third
parties. During the consultation, a third party may ask for the identity
of the individual/organisation requesting the information. If you are an
individual making a request, please advise us whether or not you would
have an objection to disclosing your identity if a third party asks for
your identity, and the reasons for your objection. If you are an
individual making a request on behalf of an organisation please advise us
both whether you personally have an objection to disclosing your identity,
and the reasons for your objection, as well as any objection to
identifying the organisation, together with reasons. NZQA will consider
your reasons and whether they fit with any withholding grounds under the
Privacy Act 2020 or the Official Information Act 1982.
Requests from an organisation for information about the organisation will
be processed under Part 4 of the Official Information Act.
Please note that it is our policy to proactively release where possible.
We will let you know when we respond, if we intend to publish it. Your
name and contact details will be removed before publication. Please
contact us if you have any questions about that.
In some circumstances after scoping a request, NZQA may decide to charge
for making the requested information available. If this is the case, we
will write to you again with details and seek confirmation you wanted to
proceed on that basis.
For any enquiries about your request, please contact
[4][email address].
If you are dissatisfied with our response, you have the right, under
section 28(3) of the Official Information Act 1982, to lodge a complaint
with the Office of the Ombudsman at [5]www.ombudsman.parliament.nz. You
can also telephone 0800 802 502 or write to the Ombudsman at PO Box 10152,
Wellington, 6143.
NZQA Ministerials team
------------------------------------------------------------------------
From: Rimu Bhooi <[6][FOI #32084 email]>
Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2025 3:07 PM
To: Team Mailbox HelpDesk Call Centre <[7][email address]>
Subject: Official Information request - Use of "AI" in marking
Kia ora,
I'd like to make an OIA request for copies of all emails, instant
messages, texts, and transcripts of phone calls/video calls received by
senior NZQA officials on the use of "Artificial Intelligence" for the
assessment/marking of Year 11, 12, and 13 secondary school students' NCEA
work, between 01/12/2023 and 01/12/2024.
To clarify, this request includes incoming communications on the above
from:
- the Minister of Education
- Senior officials in the Ministry of Education
- The Minister's office
- Any parties being consulted or asked to advise.
But excludes submissions or communications made by members of the public.
For your reference, key search terms may include, but are not limited to:
Generative AI, GenAI, AI model, discriminative AI model, generative AI
model, Large Language Model, LLM, Machine learning model, GPT, AI-marking,
AI-assessment, Automated marking, Automated assessment, AI-assisted, and
AI-assistance, hallucination and prompts.
Many thanks,
Rimu Bhooi
-------------------------------------------------------------------
This is an Official Information request made via the FYI website.
Please use this email address for all replies to this request:
[8][FOI #32084 email]
Is [9][NZQA request email] the wrong address for Official Information
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From: Team Mailbox NZQA Ministerials
New Zealand Qualifications Authority
Tçnâ koe Rimu
I refer to your official information request dated 21 August 2025 for
information received by senior NZQA officials on the use of Artificial
Intelligence for assessment and marking within NCEA between 1/12/2023 and
1/12/2024.
The Official information Act 1982 (OIA) requires that we advise you of our
decision on your request no later than 20 working days after the day we
received your request. Unfortunately, it will not be possible to meet that
time limit and we are, therefore, writing to notify you that we require an
extension of the time to make our decision to 16 October 2025.
As outlined in our correspondence to you on 8 September 2025, as currently
framed, your request will be very difficult for NZQA to comply within the
required timeframe under the OIA, as it will involve substantial collation
and research. The volume of information involved is very substantial (over
900 forms of correspondence and the various documents associated with that
correspondence).
Our current estimated time for collation and review of this material in
order to respond to your request would be 60 hours, at least, and would
impact on NZQA’s other operations.
Given this, we would appreciate it if you could advise, as soon as
practically possible, whether;
1. You are prepared to amend or clarify your request and, if so, how.
For example, we could release a subset or sample of the information
request; or
2. If you are not prepared to amend your request, would you be prepared
to pay a charge to cover the costs involved in making the information
available to you as requested?
You have the right to seek an investigation and review by the Ombudsman of
this decision. Information about how to make a complaint is available at
www.ombudsman.parliament.nz or freephone 0800 802 602
If you wish to discuss please respond to [1][email address].
Nâku nâ
NZQA Ministerials team
From: Team Mailbox NZQA Ministerials
Sent: Thursday, 11 September 2025 8:41 AM
To: [FOI #32084 email]
Subject: Please contact NZQA to discuss a refinement of your OIA request
Importance: High
Kia ora Rimu
A friendly reminder regarding the email we sent you on Monday. Please
consider the options discussed below . We would be happy to discuss any
questions you might have.
Ngâ mihi
NZQA Ministerials
From: Team Mailbox NZQA Ministerials <[2][email address]>
Sent: Monday, 8 September 2025 11:02 AM
To: [3][FOI #32084 email]
Subject: OC02000 Official information request for information received on
the use of AI within NCEA
Kia ora Rimu
We refer to your official information request dated 21 August 2025 for
information received by senior NZQA officials on the use of Artificial
Intelligence for assessment and marking within NCEA between 1/12/2023 and
1/12/2024.
As currently framed, your request will be very difficult for NZQA to
comply within the required time frame under the OIA, as it will involve
substantial collation and research.
The volume of information involved is very substantial (over 900 forms of
correspondence and the various documents associated with that
correspondence). Our current estimated time for collation and review of
this material in order to respond to your request would be 60 hours, at
least, and would impact on NZQA’s other operations.
Given this, we would appreciate it if you could consider whether you are
prepared to amend or clarify your request and, if so, how. For example,
we could release a subset or sample of the information request. We would
appreciate your advice here by 12 September 2025
Please note that if you are not prepared to amend your request, we will
have to extend the time for our reply and we will also have to consider
charging or part charging for this work.
If you would like to discuss please respond to
[4][email address].
Ngâ mihi
NZQA Ministerials team
From: Team Mailbox NZQA Ministerials <[5][email address]>
Sent: Friday, 22 August 2025 9:32 AM
To: [6][FOI #32084 email]
Subject: OC02000 Acknowledgement of Information request - Use of "AI" in
marking
Kia ora Rima
Thank you for your request under the Official Information Act 1982 of 21
August 2025 seeking the following information:
I'd like to make an OIA request for copies of all emails, instant
messages, texts, and transcripts of phone calls/video calls received by
senior NZQA officials on the use of "Artificial Intelligence" for the
assessment/marking of Year 11, 12, and 13 secondary school students' NCEA
work, between 01/12/2023 and 01/12/2024.
To clarify, this request includes incoming communications on the above
from:
- the Minister of Education
- Senior officials in the Ministry of Education
- The Minister's office
- Any parties being consulted or asked to advise.
But excludes submissions or communications made by members of the public.
For your reference, key search terms may include, but are not limited to:
Generative AI, GenAI, AI model, discriminative AI model, generative AI
model, Large Language Model, LLM, Machine learning model, GPT, AI-marking,
AI-assessment, Automated marking, Automated assessment, AI-assisted, and
AI-assistance, hallucination and prompts.
You can expect to receive a response to your request on or before 18
September 2025. You will be contacted again if there is a likelihood that
this timeframe cannot be met.
As you may know requests for official information become official
information once received. As part of the processing of requests for
official information, NZQA may need to consult with relevant third
parties. During the consultation, a third party may ask for the identity
of the individual/organisation requesting the information. If you are an
individual making a request, please advise us whether or not you would
have an objection to disclosing your identity if a third party asks for
your identity, and the reasons for your objection. If you are an
individual making a request on behalf of an organisation please advise us
both whether you personally have an objection to disclosing your identity,
and the reasons for your objection, as well as any objection to
identifying the organisation, together with reasons. NZQA will consider
your reasons and whether they fit with any withholding grounds under the
Privacy Act 2020 or the Official Information Act 1982.
Requests from an organisation for information about the organisation will
be processed under Part 4 of the Official Information Act.
Please note that it is our policy to proactively release where possible.
We will let you know when we respond, if we intend to publish it. Your
name and contact details will be removed before publication. Please
contact us if you have any questions about that.
In some circumstances after scoping a request, NZQA may decide to charge
for making the requested information available. If this is the case, we
will write to you again with details and seek confirmation you wanted to
proceed on that basis.
For any enquiries about your request, please contact
[7][email address].
If you are dissatisfied with our response, you have the right, under
section 28(3) of the Official Information Act 1982, to lodge a complaint
with the Office of the Ombudsman at [8]www.ombudsman.parliament.nz. You
can also telephone 0800 802 502 or write to the Ombudsman at PO Box 10152,
Wellington, 6143.
NZQA Ministerials team
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From: Rimu Bhooi <[9][FOI #32084 email]>
Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2025 3:07 PM
To: Team Mailbox HelpDesk Call Centre <[10][email address]>
Subject: Official Information request - Use of "AI" in marking
Kia ora,
I'd like to make an OIA request for copies of all emails, instant
messages, texts, and transcripts of phone calls/video calls received by
senior NZQA officials on the use of "Artificial Intelligence" for the
assessment/marking of Year 11, 12, and 13 secondary school students' NCEA
work, between 01/12/2023 and 01/12/2024.
To clarify, this request includes incoming communications on the above
from:
- the Minister of Education
- Senior officials in the Ministry of Education
- The Minister's office
- Any parties being consulted or asked to advise.
But excludes submissions or communications made by members of the public.
For your reference, key search terms may include, but are not limited to:
Generative AI, GenAI, AI model, discriminative AI model, generative AI
model, Large Language Model, LLM, Machine learning model, GPT, AI-marking,
AI-assessment, Automated marking, Automated assessment, AI-assisted, and
AI-assistance, hallucination and prompts.
Many thanks,
Rimu Bhooi
-------------------------------------------------------------------
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Please use this email address for all replies to this request:
[11][FOI #32084 email]
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