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INTERIM REPORT ON MAORI APPOINTMENTS TO REGIONAL PLANNING COMMITTEES (WAI 2358)
New Zealand Māori Council endorses the findings of the Waitangi Tribunal that the Marae and other Māori communities are adequately consulted on appointment to the proposed resource management committees. The Waitangi Tribunal recognises that not just iwi, but hapū, urban Māori communities and Māori Land owners all have a role. New Zealand Māori Council supports the inclusive approach that the Tribunal has taken as being consistent with Māori customary ethics (tikanga).....
www.voxy.co.nz/politics/5/406730
More on the above here > Waitangi Tribunal finds Māori seats on planning committees is compliant
WAITANGI TRIBUNAL REJECTS CHALLENGE OVER IWI ROLE IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT REFORMS
The Waitangi Tribunal has rejected a challenge from some Māori organisations about the role of iwi in resource management reforms, saying it found no treaty breach.
But it did endorse the role of non-tribal organisations like the Māori Council having a role in the reforms.
Under its proposed Natural and Built Environments Bill, the government has proposed regional planning committees with Māori representatives, with iwi and hapū taking a lead role in appointing them......
www.rnz.co.nz/news/te-manu-korihi/474009/waitangi-tribunal-rejects-challenge-over-iwi-role-in-resource-management-reforms
New Zealand Māori Council endorses the findings of the Waitangi Tribunal that the Marae and other Māori communities are adequately consulted on appointment to the proposed resource management committees. The Waitangi Tribunal recognises that not just iwi, but hapū, urban Māori communities and Māori Land owners all have a role. New Zealand Māori Council supports the inclusive approach that the Tribunal has taken as being consistent with Māori customary ethics (tikanga).....
www.voxy.co.nz/politics/5/406730
More on the above here > Waitangi Tribunal finds Māori seats on planning committees is compliant
WAITANGI TRIBUNAL REJECTS CHALLENGE OVER IWI ROLE IN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT REFORMS
The Waitangi Tribunal has rejected a challenge from some Māori organisations about the role of iwi in resource management reforms, saying it found no treaty breach.
But it did endorse the role of non-tribal organisations like the Māori Council having a role in the reforms.
Under its proposed Natural and Built Environments Bill, the government has proposed regional planning committees with Māori representatives, with iwi and hapū taking a lead role in appointing them......
www.rnz.co.nz/news/te-manu-korihi/474009/waitangi-tribunal-rejects-challenge-over-iwi-role-in-resource-management-reforms