Post by Kiwi Frontline on Dec 22, 2017 16:08:38 GMT 12
CALL FOR BETTER IWI CONSULTATION ON FILMING AT NATIONAL PARKS
The Department of Conservation in the top of the South Island is urging filmmakers to brush up on protocols and cultural awareness when filming on public land.
The eight iwi in the northern South Island, Te Tau Ihu, are still trying to bed in systems post Treaty settlement and are struggling to cope with late requests for permits.
The Department of Conservation processes applications for filming permits then considers how much iwi need to be involved in the decision.
Regional operations director Roy Grose said iwi must normally be given at least 20 days to respond, but that was not always happening.....”
www.radionz.co.nz/news/te-manu-korihi/346793/call-for-better-iwi-consultation-on-filming-at-national-parks
The Department of Conservation in the top of the South Island is urging filmmakers to brush up on protocols and cultural awareness when filming on public land.
The eight iwi in the northern South Island, Te Tau Ihu, are still trying to bed in systems post Treaty settlement and are struggling to cope with late requests for permits.
The Department of Conservation processes applications for filming permits then considers how much iwi need to be involved in the decision.
Regional operations director Roy Grose said iwi must normally be given at least 20 days to respond, but that was not always happening.....”
www.radionz.co.nz/news/te-manu-korihi/346793/call-for-better-iwi-consultation-on-filming-at-national-parks
