
University of Waikato – Tauranga and Tompkins Wake present
a special public lecture with Hon Tim Brewer.
Civilian Oversight of Defence in a Challenging Strategic Environment
Tompkins Wake is proud to sponsor the University of Waikato Public Lecture with Hon Tim Brewer, recently appointed Inspector-General of Defence.
In this timely lecture, Hon Tim Brewer will explore the importance of civilian oversight of the New Zealand Defence Force, the legal implications of that oversight, and what it means in practical terms.
Drawing on his extensive legal, judicial and military experience, he will consider how oversight operates in practice and why it matters for public confidence, accountability and the rule of law, placing these issues within the broader context of today’s challenging strategic environment, where decisions relating to defence, security and international engagement carry significant legal, ethical and practical consequences.
The lecture will include reflections on real-world examples, including the sinking of HMNZS Manawanui, and will examine how independent oversight helps ensure transparency, responsibility and public trust in matters of national significance.
Hon Tim Brewer brings a rare depth of experience to this discussion. A former High Court Judge, Crown Solicitor, Law Commissioner, Brigadier in the New Zealand Army, and now Inspector-General of Defence, he has long-standing expertise in military law, the law of armed conflict and public accountability.
This is a compelling opportunity for members of the legal, business, public sector and wider community to hear from one of New Zealand’s most experienced voices at the intersection of law, defence and public oversight.
Date: Thursday, 23 July 2026
Time: Drinks and Nibbles from 5.00pm, Lecture will begin at 5.30pm followed by Q and A
Venue: Lecture Theatre Level 2, University of Waikato – Tauranga Campus, 101 Durham Street
Parking: is available at the Spring Street Carpark; located directly across the road from the campus and is free from 5.00pm




