Resource Management law reform or an exercise in futility Author InformationResource primary author: Lambourn, ClydeResource secondary author: Resource tertiary author : Source title: Source author/editor 1: attachedPublication InformationCatalogue Number: Filing Cabinet 2 - Resource ManagementPublisher: Clyde LambournPlace of publication: WhakataneDate of Publication: September 1988Physical description: 3 pages, illustrations ; 30 cmPublication Miscellaneous Notes: All publication information has been entered: YesWhere can I find this?: Treaty Resource Centre Content InformationContent Description: Clyde Lambourn writes his observations of the hui he attended regarding the Resource Management law reform, those who attended, some of the discussions and some points he thought required consideration. TRC has a copy: YesMiscellaneous other notes: Ministry for the Environment, Wairaka marae, Whakatane, Sat Sept 24th 1988, Tangata Whenua, Mataatua, Te Iwi whanau, Ngati Awa, Tuhoe.Content is complete: Yesattached Author Ethnicity: Pākehā Historical Period: 20th Type of content: Legislation Responses Review Informal Groups: Māori Publication format: Briefing paper Sector: Community Environment/Conservation government regional or local
Foreshore and Seabed Korero - Taupo hui, 19 July 2003 Author InformationResource primary author: Mikaere, Harry attachedPublication InformationCatalogue Number: Filing Cabinet 2 - Foreshore and SeabedPublisher: Harry MikaerePlace of publication: TaupoDate of Publication: 2003Physical description: 8 pages, 30 cmAll publication information has been entered: YesWhere can I find this?: Treaty Resource Centre Content InformationContent Description: Harry speaks about a hui held in Haruaki at Ngahutoitoi Marae to discuss foreshore and seabed issues and where we need to go in relation to the issues. TRC has a copy: YesContent is complete: Yes Author Ethnicity: Māori Publication format: Speech Resources : Fisheries Type of content: History General Related Topics: Equity/justice/fairness Sector: Community government regional or local
Backgrounder: the government's proposals for the foreshore and seabed Author InformationResource primary author: Peace Movement Aotearoa attachedPublication InformationCatalogue Number: Filing Cabinet 2 - Foreshore and SeabedPublisher: Peace Movement AotearoaPlace of publication: WellingtonDate of Publication: 2003Physical description: 3 pages, double sided, on blue paper ; 30 cmAll publication information has been entered: YesWhere can I find this?: Treaty Resource Centre Content InformationTable of Contents: Why are we opposed to the proposals? ; Is this a peace issue? ; Is this a Maori versus non-Maori issue? ; Are there positive ways forward? ; Where you can get more information; Support the foreshore and seabed hikoi! Content Description: In June 2003 the Court of Appeal ruled that Maori customary title to foreshore and seabed had never been legally extinguished and could be investigated by the Maori Land Court. TRC has a copy: YesContent is complete: Yes Author Ethnicity: Pākehā Publication format: Briefing paper Fact sheets Resources : Fisheries Type of content: Injustice Informal Groups: Māori Historical Period: 21st General Related Topics: Colonisation Equity/justice/fairness First Peoples' rights Sector: Community government regional or local
Speech: Rt Hon D A M Graham, Minister in Charge of Treaty of Waitangi negotiations Author InformationResource primary author: Rt Hon D A M GrahamResource secondary author: Resource tertiary author : Source title: Source author/editor 1: attachedPublication InformationCatalogue Number: ATOW-6 - Treaty and Local GovernmentPublisher: Rt Hon D A M GrahamPlace of publication: WellingtonDate of Publication: 1998Physical description: 6 pages, 30 cmPublication Miscellaneous Notes: All publication information has been entered: YesWhere can I find this?: Treaty Resource Centre Content InformationContent Description: Doug Graham shares his thoughts on how the Treaty of Waitangi relationships are developing, what part local government has in that, what the future may be for the Crown/Maori relationship and the effect of that on all of us. TRC has a copy: YesMiscellaneous other notes: Speech given for the 1998 Local Government New Zealand Conference, Town Hall, Dunedin, Tuesday 30 June 1998, 10.50 am.Content is complete: Yesattached Publication format: Speech Author Ethnicity: Māori Informal Groups: Māori Resources : Culture Type of content: Kawanatanga Report Treaty generally Historical Period: 20th Sector: government regional or local General Related Topics: Colonisation Equity/justice/fairness Tino rangatiratanga Cultural Related Topics: Bi-cultural
The Treaty of Waitangi and Local Authorities Author InformationResource primary author: Cheyne, C attachedPublication InformationCatalogue Number: ATOW-6 - Treaty and Local GovernmentPublisher: C CheynePlace of publication: Palmerston NorthDate of Publication: 1987Physical description: 15 pages, 30 cmAll publication information has been entered: YesWhere can I find this?: Treaty Resource Centre Content InformationTable of Contents: Reason for report; Introduction; The importance of the Treaty of Waitangi; Interpreting the Treaty; The importance of land; The idea of Partnership; Impliations for local Authority planning activity; The Waitangi Tribunal; Biculturalism; Council response; Conclusion; Recommendations; Appendix 1. - Glossary of Maori terms; Appendix 2. - Resources TRC has a copy: YesContent is complete: Yes Cultural Related Topics: Bi-cultural General Related Topics: Colonisation Equity/justice/fairness Historical Period: 20th Sector: Education - Treaty government regional or local Resources : Culture Type of content: Explanation of Treaty Kawanatanga Recommendations Author Ethnicity: Pākehā
Bastion Point : case study on a Broken Treaty Author InformationResource primary author: Waitangi Action and Learning CoalitionResource secondary author: Resource tertiary author : Source title: Source author/editor 1: attachedPublication InformationCatalogue Number: ATOW-5Publisher: Waitangi Action and Learning CoalitionPlace of publication: ChristchurchDate of Publication: unknownPhysical description: 1 A4 folded sheet, illustrationsPublication Miscellaneous Notes: All publication information has been entered: YesWhere can I find this?: Treaty Resource Centre Content InformationTable of Contents: Case study of a broken treaty ; Resources - Race relations: Books, Films ; Treaty of Waitangi: Books, Films ; Racism: Books, Films ; Land: Books, Films ; Other material ; Important extracts from the Treaty of Waitangi - Article the first, Article the second, Article the third : Content Description: TRC has a copy: YesContent is complete: Yesattached Type of content: Bibliography Explanation of Treaty History Review Treaty generally Author Ethnicity: Pākehā Informal Groups: Indigenous peoples Māori Tikanga Māori: General Resources : Culture Land Publication format: Leaflet General Related Topics: Colonisation Equity/justice/fairness Sector: Community Education - tertiary Education - Treaty government regional or local Formal Group: Waitangi Action Committee Cultural Related Topics: Bi-cultural Racism Historical Period: 20th
The West Coast Partnership. Community and Maori Partnership in terms of the Treaty of Waitangi Author InformationResource primary author: West Coast Regional CouncilResource secondary author: Resource tertiary author : Source title: Source author/editor 1: attachedPublication InformationCatalogue Number: ATOW-4Publisher: West Coast Regional CouncilPlace of publication: GreymouthDate of Publication: 1991Physical description: 18 pages, Maps, 30 cmPublication Miscellaneous Notes: All publication information has been entered: YesWhere can I find this?: Treaty Resource Centre Content InformationTable of Contents: Background to development o f the model; a model for the past or the future? ; a model for unity not division ; The answer is in partnership ; Working towards attaining the partnership ; Treading gently (Peter Allan, Senior Policy & Planning Officer, The West Coast Regional Council - September 1990) ; Tiriti o Waitangi - The West Coast - Te Tai Poutini model of Community Partnership undet the Treaty of Waitangi ; West Coast United Council effors to understand the implications of the Treaty For West Coast People, summary of steps ; West Coast Maori position ; Partnershipon the West Coast in terms of the Treaty of Waitangi ; Recommendation ; Map - The Maori tribes about 1840 ; Partnership relationship proposed fro the West Coast ; The West Coast Regional Council 1990/91 Corporate Plan ; The Treaty of Waitangi issues and Iwi Partnership committee ; Council Mission Statement ; Regional Policy, Planning and Advocacy ; 12 June 19991, Letter to Lousie Prendagast, Taranaki Regional Council - regarding their interest in the Partnership with Tai Poutini ; 26 June 1991 letter to Susan da Silva to use the West Coast Partnership Model for a presentation to a St Johns Course. Content Description: TRC has a copy: YesContent is complete: Yesattached Author Ethnicity: Corporate/institutional Cultural Related Topics: Bi-cultural Type of content: Report Responses Resources : Culture Publication format: Report Sector: government regional or local
Government policy on the Treaty of Waitangi and corporatisation Author InformationResource primary author: Resource secondary author: Resource tertiary author : Source title: Source author/editor 1: attachedPublication InformationCatalogue Number: ATOW-4Publisher: unknownPlace of publication: unknownDate of Publication: unknownPhysical description: 18 pages, 30 cmPublication Miscellaneous Notes: All publication information has been entered: YesWhere can I find this?: Treaty Resource Centre Content InformationTable of Contents: 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. Content Description: TRC has a copy: YesContent is complete: Yesattached Author Ethnicity: Corporate/institutional Cultural Related Topics: Bi-cultural Informal Groups: Māori Type of content: Explanation of Treaty Publication format: Policy paper Sector: Education - Treaty government regional or local
Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi as defined by the Waitangi Tribunal attachedPublication InformationCatalogue Number: ATOW-4Publisher: Waitangi TribunalPlace of publication: WellingtonDate of Publication: 1988Physical description: 16 pages, 30 cmPublication Miscellaneous Notes: pages numbered 104-118, and page 19All publication information has been entered: YesWhere can I find this?: Treaty Resource Centre Content InformationTable of Contents: Summary of Prinicples of the Treaty of Waitangi defined by the Waitangi Tribunal and the Court of Appeals - This wording is a summary from original sourcs, numbering referes to text in Appendicies J and K; Appendix J - Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi as defined by the Waitangi Tribunal (1983 - 1988): 1. The exchange of the right to make laws for the obligation to protect Maori interests; 2. The Treaty implies a partnership, exercised with utmost good faith; 3. The Treaty is an agreement that can be adapted to meet new circumstances; 4. The needs of both Maori and the wider community must be met, which will require compromises on both sides; 5. The Maori interest should be actively protected by the Crown; 6. The granting of the right of pre-emption to the Crown implies a reciprocal duty for the Crown to ensure that the Tangata Whenua retain sufficient endowment for their forseen needs; 7. The Crown cannot evade its obligations under the Treaty by conferring authority on some other body; 8. The Crown obligation to legally recognise tribl rangatiratanga; 9. The courtesy of early consultation; 10. Tino Rangatriatanga includes management of resources and other taonga according to Maori cultural preferences; 11. Taonga includes all valued resources and intangible cultural assets; 12. The Principle of choice: Maori, Pakeha and bicultural options. Appendix K - Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi as defined by the Court of Appeal (1987): 1. The aquisition of sovereignty in exchange for the protection of Rangatiratanga; 2. The Treaty requires a partnership and the duty to act reasonably and in good faith; 3. The freedom of the Crown to govern; 4. The Crown duty of active protection; 5. Crown duty to remedy the past breaches; 6. Maori to retain chieftainship (Rangatiratanga) Over their resources and taonga and to have all the rights and privileges of citizenship; 7. The Maori duty of resonable co-operation; 8. On whether the Treaty creates a duty to consult. Appendix L - Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi as proposed by applicants and plaintiffs in the New Zealand Maori Council coutr of appeal case (1987); Proposed by the New Zealand Maori Council; Proposed by Crown Appendix M - Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi as defined by the Royal Commission on Social Policy (1988); The Fundamental of partnership; The Fundamental of equality of peoples; The fundamental guarantee TRC has a copy: YesContent is complete: Yes Sector: Community Education - tertiary government regional or local General Related Topics: Colonisation Equity/justice/fairness Tino rangatiratanga Historical Period: 20th Publication format: Book chapter Tikanga Māori: General Resources : Culture Type of content: Explanation of Treaty Informal Groups: Indigenous peoples Māori Author Ethnicity: Corporate/institutional
News release: the West Coast Regional Council Author InformationResource primary author: West Coast Regional Council attachedPublication InformationCatalogue Number: ATOW-4Publisher: West Coast Regional CouncilPlace of publication: GreymouthDate of Publication: 1991Physical description: 12 pages, maps ; 30 cm.All publication information has been entered: YesWhere can I find this?: Treaty Resource Centre Content InformationTable of Contents: News release from The West Coast Regional Council - Te Kaunihera Whakakotahi o Tai Poutini, 19 August 1991, forming a Treaty of Waitangi Parntership between Iwi and Govenment of the region. (emabargoed until 12.00noon, Tuesday 20 August 1991); Includes report to Komiti Rangapu - Partnership committee, 17 July 1991 - practical application of the concept of partnership within Te Tai Poutini community in terms of the Treaty of Waitangi; Maps of the Maori trives about 1840; Diagrmae Te Tai Poutini proposal for partnership at regional level; list of bodies outside the West Coast Region interested in progress with establishment of Treaty partnership. Letter from Peter Alland to Rev Earle Howe and team regarding implementation of Tiriti o Waitangi partnership at Regional level. TRC has a copy: YesContent is complete: Yes Author Ethnicity: Corporate/institutional Publication format: Press release Tikanga Māori: General Resources : Culture Informal Groups: Māori Historical Period: 20th General Related Topics: Equity/justice/fairness Tino rangatiratanga Sector: Community Education - Treaty government regional or local Type of content: Implementation Report