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The time for equity is now - discussion paper

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Jansen, Peter

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Treaty and Local Govt

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Peter Jansen

Date of Publication: 

June 2010.

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4 pages; 30 cm.

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Treaty Resource Centre
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"Equity is a co-requisite for excellence in healthcare alongside the goals of quality, safety, effectiveness and efficiency. Equitable health care is a matter of fairness, a concept that is fundamental to New Zealanders and to the organisation of our system of health care. Equity in these terms means providing equal healthcare to those who have the same health 'need'. Inequity is the failure to provide care to patients despite having the same health need."

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Review of Local Government Act 1974

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Abel, Kate
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Treaty and Local Govt

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Kate Abel

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Opotiki

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2 pages; 30cm.

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Treaty Resource Centre
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Maori Treaty of Waitangi and Local Government -- 1. What do you believe the relationsip between Maori and local government should be? -- 2. Do you consider there is a relationship between local government and the Treaty of Waitangi?  If so, what do you think the nature and extent of that relationship is? -- 3. Do you beleive there are barriers to mroi involvemnt in local governmetn? If so, what are there? -- 4. What suggestions do you have for enhancing and encouraging Maori participation adn representation in local government?

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The Treaty of Waitangi. Local Government reform and resource management law reform

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Kelsey, Jane
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Treaty and Local Govt

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Jane Kelsy

Place of publication: 

Auckland

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9 pages; 30 cm.

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Treaty Resource Centre
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The Treaty of Waitangi. Local Government reform and resource management law reform -- A. Local Government reform -- The reform process -- Discussion paper -- Local Government (No. 3) Bill -- Local Government commission -- Local Government reform Bill -- Maori Local Government Hui -- Current proposals -- B. Resource management law reform -- Current proposals -- 1. Maori response to RMLR -- 2. Pakeha Treaty paranoia -- Conclusion/

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"This paper looks behind the rhetoric to the reality of government's position on the Treaty of Waitangi in Local Government Reform and Resource Management law Reform. Given the dependence of RMLR on the new framework, the primary focus will be on local government."

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Proposed guidelines for Local Authority consultation with Tangata Whenua, June 1992

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Office of the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment

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Treaty and Local Govt

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Office of the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment

Place of publication: 

Wellington

Date of Publication: 

June 1992

Physical description: 

Pages 9 to 32; 30 cm.

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Treaty Resource Centre
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3. Proposed guidelins for Local Government consultation with Tangata Whenua -- Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi -- Status of Tangata Whenua -- Developing a relationship with Tangata Whenua -- Consultation on Resource consents -- Glossary of Maori terms.

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Tikanga Māori: 

Being Paakeha /Tauiwi and sourcing our 'unseen racism'

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Kirton, JD
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Treaty and Local Govt (John Kirton)

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John Kirton

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

1995

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82 pages; 30 cm.

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Treaty Resource Centre
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Introduction -- A statement of process and content of context and of position -- process and content -- The context of the study -- Statement of position -- Section two: Links between discourse and identity, between racism, social institutions and persistent Paakeha/Tauiwi blindness -- Section three: conclusion - Paakeha /Tauiwi construction of change -- Appendicies -- Bibiliography

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An analysis of links between discourse and identity, blindness and encultured racism

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Identity, status, and further possibilities for Paakeha abuse

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John Kirton

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Treaty and Local Govt (John Kirton)

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John Kirton

Place of publication: 

auckland

Date of Publication: 

1995

Physical description: 

14 pages; 30 cm.s

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Treaty Resource Centre
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"This analysis has its origins in a tangata whenua challenge about a distinguished Paakeha male\s involvement in iwi concerns. It explores two questions to find whether overall Crown/Partake-responsibility for the historical circumstances leading to the challenge, also contains a current component for which Paakeha Treaty-Workers have some immediate responsibility."

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Some thoughts for Pakehas working against racism

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Auckland Committee on Racism and Discrimination
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Treaty and Local Govt (1980s)

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Auckland Committee on Racism and Discrimination

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Date of Publication: 

1987

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24 pages; 30 cm; some colored illustrations; Newspaper and journal articles.

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Treaty Resource Centre
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Some thoughts for Pakehas working against racism -- Becoming antiracist/Racists -- The Treaty of Waitangi and Pakeha responsiblity - directions for the future -- Newspaper cuttings: Pakeha culture -- Do Pahehas have a culture by David McGill -- Te Pakeha: the search for white identity by Carroll Wall -- And now...the Pakeha perspective.

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This paper discusses thoughts in which Pakeha can come to terms with racism by understanding just distribution of political and economic power.

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Action resarch for social and educational change: National Conference/Retreat, Tangata Rua Marae - Waiariki Polytechnic, May 9 & 10, 1997

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Te Puna Whai Ora

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Treaty and Local Govt

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The New Zealand Action Research Network

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Waiariki

Date of Publication: 

1997

Physical description: 

10 pages : A5 booklet

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Content only includes abstracts of presented papers not the full paper.

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Treaty Resource Centre
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Programme -- Key note address: Maori self Determination in teh education and training of Social Workers (Tamati Cairns and Waereti Tait-Rolleston) -- 1.1 Panel of Student researchers -- 1.3 Creating honest action research groups (Eileen Piggot-Irvine) -- 2.1 Panel of student researchers -- 2.2 Utilising action resarch to initiate processes for the development of bicultural teaching and learning in a New Zealand Polytechnic (Michele Knight) -- 2.3 Can action research beused to change a research culture? (Pip Ferguson) -- 3.1 Development of Rangatiratanga within a Pakeha Context (Christine Herzog, Horiana Kupa, Bob Neufeld, Maahia Nathan -- 3.2 Rangahau and action research (Peter Cleave) -- 3.3 The triumphs and trials of a neophyte action researcher (Wendy Booth) -- 4.1 The importrance of a participatory approach in a bicultural project (Christine Herzog, Horiana Kupu, Bob Neufeld, Makere Hickery, Alemain Mohr, Marlend Borell, Patricia Fong Toy, Maahia Nathan. -- 4.2 Action reasearch for personal and social change (Jill Chrisp) -- 4.3 Regaining collegial consciousness: the cultural route to regenerating secondary teaching (Steve Barnett)

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Scholar in a social movement: recording the collective praxis of social change workers

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Huygens, Ingrid

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Treaty and Local Govt (Ingrid Hugens)

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Ingrid Huygens

Place of publication: 

Auckland

Physical description: 

33 pages; 30 cm.

Publication Miscellaneous Notes: 

File Includes 3 other documents available online: Feminist attempts at power-sharing in Aotearoa: Embarrassing Herstory or Significant learning towards Treaty-based structures? (Ingrid Huygens) https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/0959353501011003010 Journeys away from dominance: dissonance, struggle and right relationships - the journey to accepting indigenous authority. (Ingrid Huygens) Cumulative theorising across the country (Ingrid Huygens with Maria Humphries)

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Treaty Resource Centre
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Introduction -- Participating, interpreting and recording social change praxis -- Paritcipant feedback and evaluation -- Movement praxis as a guide to research methodology -- Acting as a praxis explicator -- References.

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"In my PhD study of how the dominant cultural group in Aotearoa changes in response to learning about their racism towards indigenous Maori, I undertook to record the theorizing of my activist colleagues in the 'Treaty movement'. By following the movement's ethic of scholarly work serving social change goals, and with my scholarly resources of time and small research grants, i was able to play a key role in producing resource publications, facilitating a national discussion process and compiling important records of the movement for public access."

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An accountability model for Pakeha practioners

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Huygens, Ingrid

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Archives - Treaty and Local Government (Pakeha Accountability)

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Ingrid Huygens

Place of publication: 

Waikato

Date of Publication: 

1999.

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7 pages, 30cm.s

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available online: https://researchcommons.waikato.ac.nz/handle/10289/877

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Treaty Resource Centre
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"This paper outlines a model of accountability for Pakeha practitioners developed over many years as a practising community psychologist involved in research and development projects in Aotearoa in the 1980s and 1990s, during an era of contract-funded health projects, and increasing prominence of the Treaty of Waitangi."

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Paper presented in Maori and Psychology Research Symposium hosted by Maori and Psychology Research Unit, University of Waikato, September, 1999

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