Government policy on the Treaty of Waitangi and corporatisation

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Part 1. What is corporatisation?; Part 2. The coroporations, what they own and who they sacked; Part 3. The state owned enterprises ACT 1986 and the Treaty of Waitangi; Part 4. The court case; Part 5. The 'Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi'; Part 6. The duty of Government and Maori under the principle of partnership; Part 7. Wha else the court said about the Treaty of Waitangi, the S.O.E ACT and the Waitangi Tribunal; Part 8. The court of appeal's decision; Part 9. What does this case really mean for Maori as Tangata Whenua.

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Policy paper

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Yes

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ATOW-4

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18 pages, 30 cm

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Treaty Resource Centre

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Corporate/institutional

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Māori

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Bi-cultural

Type of content:

Explanation of Treaty

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