The State Services Commissioner is the chief executive of New Zealand's State Services Commission and has a range of responsibilities for the Public Service, the State Services and the wider state sector. The position has previously been known as the Public Service Commissioner, Chairman of the Public Service Commissioner, Chairman of the State Services Commission, and Chief Commissioner of the State Services Commission. The current State Services Commissioner is Iain Rennie.
Read more about State Services Commissioner: The Modern Role of The State Services Commissioner, History of The Role, List of Past State Services Commissioners
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