Start here: how the whole system fits together for New Zealand. One application’s journey runs left to right.
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- 1ApplyCAF, both paths
- 2LocalityConflict gate, LAF
- 3ATL AssessmentResearch, outcomes, recommendation
- 4AdministrationVerification, routing, TARP
- 5Core TeamReadiness and proposed figure
- 6BoardAgenda and decision
- 7ArchiveCAF + TARP PDFs, reporting
New Zealand: online application and grant administration
The production system grown from the wireframe the working group reviewed on 6 August. Everything regional (currency, localities, trusts, thresholds, benchmarks) is configuration, not code.
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Applicant
Applies through a secure link issued by their Locality Care Contact, or sits with the LCC who enters the application with them. Both paths are live.
An applicant link is issued from the LCC workspace. There is no public application form.
LCC / ATL / Administration / Core Team
Locality queue with the conflict-of-interest gate, LAF recommendation, ATL assessment, Administration verification, trust routing, TARP preparation and Core Team readiness review.
Open the workspaceBoard & Policy
Board meetings, TARP one-pagers awaiting decision, fund split, the append-only audit log and the policy settings panel.
Open the dashboardData residency
Illustrative data model: New Zealand applicant data will be held with Australia in Sydney (ap-southeast-2), the nearest region (provisioning staged). Final residency position follows legal advice.
Data pod: Sydney (ap-southeast-2), provisioning staged (interim assignment; this region's own pod is staged in the provisioning script and switches on when legal confirmations land).