PiP Pilot Assurance and Readiness Gates
SNZ Internal Research
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4 August 2026
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New Zealand
High confidence
published
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Short Answer
Public-source diligence framework defining the privacy, authentication, accessibility, security, continuity, support and exit evidence PiP needs before public demo, community, retirement-village, HCSS or Health NZ use.
Key Points
- •PiP's public pilot-stage disclosure is candid, but public product and security claims are not independent assurance evidence.
- •No public privacy terms, accessibility conformance, penetration test, incident continuity, hosting-jurisdiction detail or exit documentation was located at the research cut-off.
- •IPP3A has applied since 1 May 2026 and is relevant to indirectly collected family, staff, referral and imported resident information.
- •First name plus a four-digit PIN requires a documented threat model and compensating controls; MFA-ready is not deployed MFA.
- •WCAG 2.2 AA plus phone, print and assisted alternatives is the credible procurement baseline.
- •Gate 1 limits community pilots to minimal non-sensitive discovery data; Gate 2 adds village assurance; Gate 3 adds HCSS/health-sector obligations.
Full Summary & Notes
Public-source diligence framework defining the privacy, authentication, accessibility, security, continuity, support and exit evidence PiP needs before public demo, community, retirement-village, HCSS or Health NZ use. It distinguishes vendor product claims from independently evidenced controls and provides a staged Gate 0–4 readiness model.
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