The spy agency charged with protecting New Zealand from "violent extremism and espionage" is looking for a new leader.
The NZ Security Intelligence Service has advertised for a new director, highlighting the need to "build trust in the intelligence and security sector".
The service's role is to investigate threats to New Zealand, protect the country from foreign spies and to spy on other countries.
It has a more feet-on-the-ground approach to intelligence than the Government Communications Security Bureau, which has just had electronic surveillance powers extended to allow it to spy on New Zealanders.
The bureau was recently embarrassed when caught illegally spying on internet tycoon Kim Dotcom for the police.