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Post by Kiwi Frontline on Dec 24, 2022 2:19:20 GMT 12
CO-GOVERNANCE PLAN KICKED DOWN THE ROAD TO 2024The Cabinet agreed on Monday that ministers wouldn’t receive any further reports on developing a draft plan in response to the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples until 2024, Newsroom can reveal. The party was in coalition with New Zealand First at the time but leader Winston Peters told Newsroom he knew nothing of the report and didn't agree to it being commissioned. It caused an uproar when its findings were made public in 2021 by ACT, with its proposals including things such as a Māori Parliament or separate Upper House. ACT Party leader David Seymour and National’s then-leader Judith Collins campaigned hard against the co-governance proposals at the time. National leader Christopher Luxon has been vague on how his party would meet the commitments if in government. However, he has ruled out a referendum that would define what the Treaty of Waitangi means in modern New Zealand, which Seymour has proposed as a fix..... www.newsroom.co.nz/news/co-governance-plan-kicked-down-the-road-to-2024
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