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156:, announced that the government would support the declaration; this, however, appeared to be a premature announcement, as the New Zealand government cautiously backtracked on Sharples's July announcement. However, on April 19, 2010, Sharples was able to announce New Zealand's support of the declaration at a speech in New York.
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New
Zealand is described as being comparatively advanced globally in providing for the inclusion of Māori in terms of government and culture, however the report claims that there is still work to be done. As stated in the report: "The main contribution of the Declaration Working Group is to recommend
688:
Te Mana o Te Wai was set up by the Labour government to provide an elevated role for Māori in decision-making, and work on Māori rights and interests in freshwater. Local
Government Minister Nanaia Mahuta began work on the implementation of a set of entities to transfer management of drinking water
132:
described the declaration as "toothless", and said: "There are four provisions we have problems with, which make the declaration fundamentally incompatible with New
Zealand's constitutional and legal arrangements." Article 26 in particular, "appears to require recognition of rights to lands now
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voted against, with 11 other nations abstaining. The declaration affirms indigenous people as having the same rights as all other people, and seeks to protect and promote indigenous culture, as well as recognise rights to land and resources. The indigenous people of New
Zealand are the
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Department of Conservation is consulting on proposals to transfer Public Conservation Land, reform conservation governance to reflect Treaty Partnership at all levels, and provide for the delegation, transfer and devolution of functions and powers to Māori people.
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said New
Zealand's endorsement of a declaration on indigenous rights would not change "our fundamental laws or constitution". Additionally, Key stated that it was "a good day for New Zealand" following Sharples's announcement of support for the declaration.
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The report accentuates the idea that New
Zealand has reached a state of maturity, and is now in the position to undertake the transition necessary to restructure governance to realise Māori authority. Existing government initiatives, laws and policy, and
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claimed that the Māori Health
Authority would ensure Māori input in funding and improve Māori health outcomes. In mid-September 2021, the government announced the interim board members of the Health Authority, whose membership included co-chairs
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stating that her government did not publicly release He Puapua "because of a concern that it would be misconstrued as government policy". However, several steps have been taken in order to implement the declaration specified in the report.
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194:. The aim of this working group was to commission a plan and create greater vision in implementing the recommendations of the declaration. The government never released the full report publicly but an unredacted version was leaked to the
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commenced work on introducing a new New
Zealand history curriculum that would reflect Māori oriented history, colonisation and the impact of power and privilege. The new education curriculum will primarily cover the following themes:
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who in August 2019 set up a "Declaration
Working Group" of four government officials and five non-state representatives. The report was returned to the Māori Development Minister in December 2019, but was not released until the
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tribal territories, including where iwi can positively contribute towards the control of, access to, and management of all lands and resources within their territorial claims, in accordance with Māori customs and
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estate, supported by significantly increased return of Crown lands and waters, including coasts, foreshore and seabed rights, to Māori ownership. (This is in addition to Treaty of Waitangi settlement claims).
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1203:"Will Labour stand behind the revolutionary proposals contained in He Puapua – the 20-year plan to realise the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples in Aotearoa/New Zealand?"
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175:, who stated that the declaration was a breach of ACT's "no surprises" agreement with the government, and afforded Māori rights and privileges not enjoyed by other New Zealanders.
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parties, who subsequently released the report to the public. The report's publication sparked significant controversy and a debate on the constitutional foundation of the country.
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However, it is defined as ranging from participation in government at one end, to full independence at the other. It is noted that in-between are self-government agreements and
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confirmed that her party would oppose the new legislation, stating that New Zealanders had not been consulted on these changes. The bill passed its third reading in the
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to set some Māori health strategy and policies, and oversee the commissioning of some Māori health services. The proposed organisation was criticised by the opposition
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All Māori will have the opportunity to access, practice and develop their culture and language, connect with their ancestors, and be confident in their ethnic identity.
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The report gives a roadmap to giving effect to the principles set out in the UN declaration by 2040, the year which marks the 200th anniversary of the signing of the
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and the Crown. In acknowledgement of this, the report has divided its roadmap aims into 5 distinct realization themes: Authority and Jurisprudence, Government and
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Iwi will be exercising authority over all aspects of their culture, including the ability to control, protect and develop their cultural and natural heritage.
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Māori will be exercising exclusive and/or shared authority over claimed land, territories and resources and over matters related with sacred land and culture.
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In 2009, the Australian government reversed their decision and decided to join the declaration. Additionally, Canada and the United States, under the
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Māori procedures and customs will be functioning and applicable across New Zealand under Māori authority, and under Crown authority where applicable.
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46:. The working group's main objective, as set out in the report, was to "recommend a refocus on rangatiratanga Māori" ("Māori self-determination").
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and protect our land and territories. This includes, since the 1920s, engagement in international affairs for recognition of our rights under the
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lawfully owned by other citizens, both indigenous and non-indigenous. This ignores contemporary reality and would be impossible to implement."
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are in line with the roadmap. In particular the rights and interests of Māori who are disabled, women, elderly, youth, children, as well as
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did not support the declaration because it did not consider it fit for New Zealand's constitutional arrangements, or the pattern of
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New Zealand will be a nation where Māori will be thriving and prosperous in all aspects of life, including access generations.
252:. The context also includes New Zealand's support for the Declaration in 2010, commitment to a Declaration plan in 2014, and
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announced that the New Zealand Government would be introducing legislation to uphold local councils' decisions to establish
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pointed out this will mean the organisation will lack ratepayer accountability and risks becoming self-serving.
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The nation will know and appreciate tribal boundaries, where the practice of overt tribal control is evident.
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1179:"Judith Collins calls for 'national conversation' from Jacinda Ardern after controversial He Puapua report"
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1253:"He Puapua wasn't released over concern it could be misconstrued as Government policy – Jacinda Ardern"
1013:"New Zealand Statement Before 9th Session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues"
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outlines a structure in which to outline the goals of Vision 2040, structured around five key areas.
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model where half of entity board members will be elected and the other half represent mana whenua.
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All New Zealanders will embrace and respect Māori culture as an integral part of national identity.
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Law, policy, processes and entities will support a bicultural system of governance and management.
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is quite significant, and may be subject to include almost every aspect of relations between
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Māori will have a meaningful, and sometimes dominant voice in resource management decisions.
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1326:"Labour to rush Māori wards change into law, National's Judith Collins says 'undemocratic'"
1302:"Labour to rush Māori wards change into law, National's Judith Collins says 'undemocratic'"
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1351:"Bill to abolish local veto on Māori wards passes despite National's marathon opposition"
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to inquire into and report on appropriate measures to achieve the goals set out by the
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will be flourishing, its use will be widespread, and its integrity will be protected.
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914:"Experts hail Australia's backing of UN declaration of indigenous peoples' rights"
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He Puapua was not acknowledged as official government policy, with Prime Minister
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Opinions on the legal consequences of signing up to the declaration were split.
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Smokefree Environments and Regulated Products (Smoked Tobacco) Amendment Act 2022
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Colonisation of, and immigration to, New Zealand, including the New Zealand Wars.
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1154:"The Detail: He Puapua, the aspirational plan being used to stir racial discord"
1056:"The Detail: He Puapua, the aspirational plan being used to stir racial discord"
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1441:"Government announces radical plan to centralise healthcare, will abolish DHBs"
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New Zealand's understanding of wellbeing will incorporate a Māori perspective.
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between peoples, which means that Māori authority is recognised and respected.
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Māori participation in central and local government will be strong and secure.
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1540:"Judith Collins calls Māori Health Authority 'segregation' from last century"
842:"Frequently Asked Questions: Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples"
218:)." Self determination and how it is exercised is described as being left to
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1572:"Boards announced for interim Māori Health Authority and Health New Zealand"
768:"He Puapua: The Indigenous peoples report that caused a NZ political ruckus"
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In August 2019, the Declaration Working Group (DWG) was established by the
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1277:"Changes to 'fundamentally unfair' process to make way for Māori wards"
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The Declaration Working Group was made up of the following members:
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Arms (Prohibited Firearms, Magazines, and Parts) Amendment Act 2019
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Relations, Lands, Territories, and Resources, Culture, and Equity.
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Following this announcement, the government came under attack from
1416:"Māori Health Authority / Te Mana Hauora Māori | Future of health"
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There will be genuine partnership bodies in the relational sphere.
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The report acknowledges that the government's priority points of
152:, now the Minister of Māori Affairs in support with the minority
793:"The Detail: What is He Puapua, and why is it making headlines?"
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1384:"Māori wards amendment bill passes final reading in Parliament"
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United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
28:
United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
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and wastewater. Mahuta proposed that each entity is run on a
89:. 144 nations voted in favour of the declaration, while the
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First encounters and early colonial history of New Zealand.
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authority over land, resources and sacred/protected areas.
39:
were leaked a copy and made the document public in 2021.
863:"Labour's inaction, National's crassness letting us down"
717:"The aspirational plan being used to stir racial discord"
973:"Government to endorse UN indigenous rights declaration"
1031:"Govt under pressure to explain effect of declaration"
68:
included the line item: "Stop all work on He Puapua".
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Conversion Practices Prohibition Legislation Act 2022
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services. The context of this is further emphasised.
1105:"UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples"
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539:reported that the government would introduce the
525:On 1 February 2021, Minister of Local Government
22:('A Break') is a 2019 report commissioned by the
1081:"National Govt to support UN rights declaration"
955:"Obama backs U.N. indigenous rights declaration"
558:on 24 February by a margin of 77:41. The ruling
354:recognised human rights in state law and policy.
64:, the National Party's coalition agreement with
1602:"Teaching NZ's own history moves a step closer"
1439:Manch, Thomas; Witton, Bridie (21 April 2021).
936:"Canada endorses indigenous rights declaration"
304:communities are to be particularly emphasised.
87:Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
1654:
8:
1576:Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
1228:"He Puapua – the report dividing Parliament"
1129:"Hide: Indigenous declaration breaches deal"
912:United Nations News Service (3 April 2009).
816:National Party and New Zealand First Party.
743:"He Puapua – the report dividing Parliament"
601:for promoting alleged racial "separatism."
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385:There will be a greater relinquishment of
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593:announced the creation of an independent
346:There will be strong protections for the
229:in particular areas, such as independent
145:, signalled that they would do the same.
2680:Commissions and inquiries in New Zealand
259:bodies' support for a Declaration Plan.
708:
652:The Treaty of Waitangi and its history.
604:In response, Associate Health Minister
377:Law, policy and processes will support
2495:Natural and Built Environment Act 2023
2407:Overseas Investment Amendment Act 2018
1670:Sixth Labour Government of New Zealand
623:Counties Manukau District Health Board
1396:from the original on 24 February 2021
1363:from the original on 24 February 2021
570:voted in favour of the law while the
7:
1582:from the original on 31 October 2021
1552:from the original on 19 October 2021
1382:Scotcher, Katie (24 February 2021).
646:The Arrival of Māori to New Zealand.
615:Bay of Plenty District Health Board
362:3. Lands, territories and resources
308:Vision 2040 Declaration realisation
2422:Christchurch Call to Action Summit
1538:Neilson, Michael (28 April 2021).
1519:from the original on 28 April 2021
999:"NZ does U-turn on rights charter"
953:Caren, Bohan (December 17, 2010).
888:"Māori Party's head in the clouds"
661:New Zealand's role in the Pacific.
357:Māori will be providing for Māori.
198:which published it in April 2021.
30:. The report was conducted by the
16:2019 New Zealand government report
14:
2335:2020 New Zealand general election
2319:2017 New Zealand general election
1349:Wade, Amelia (24 February 2021).
335:2. Government and crown relations
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830:from the original on 2023-11-24.
2452:Water Services Reform Programme
684:Water Services Reform Programme
273:acknowledges that the scope of
267:are highlighted in particular.
1505:Walls, Jason (21 April 2021).
1472:Quinn, Rowan (21 April 2021).
541:Local Electoral Amendment Bill
531:Māori wards and constituencies
521:Māori wards and constituencies
319:1. Authority and jurisprudence
123:Treaty of Waitangi settlements
1:
2685:Race relations in New Zealand
2437:New Zealand Upgrade Programme
2412:Abortion Legislation Act 2020
791:Donovan, Emile (2021-05-16).
766:Hayden, Leonie (2021-05-04).
543:under urgency on 9 February.
32:Ministry of Māori Development
2658:Sixth National Government →
2651:← Fifth National Government
2485:Fair Pay Agreements Act 2022
2345:53rd New Zealand Parliament
2329:52nd New Zealand Parliament
2706:
1420:www.futureofhealth.govt.nz
979:. New Zealand. 7 July 2009
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599:New Zealand National Party
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499:Local Government Minister
370:There will be an enlarged
188:Labour – New Zealand First
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2500:Spatial Planning Act 2023
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127:Minister of Māori Affairs
2581:Leader of the Opposition
2466:(Māori Health Authority)
678:Infrastructure and water
637:Then Education Minister
2454:(formerly Three Waters)
1827:(cooperation agreement)
1800:(confidence and supply)
741:Moir, Jo (2021-05-11).
1945:Priyanca Radhakrishnan
1610:New Zealand Government
1545:The New Zealand Herald
1512:The New Zealand Herald
1356:The New Zealand Herald
595:Māori Health Authority
582:Māori Health Authority
556:New Zealand Parliament
536:The New Zealand Herald
503:
222:peoples to determine.
24:New Zealand Government
2568:Dame Helen Winkelmann
2355:Policies and spending
2256:Chief Government Whip
1714:Deputy Prime Minister
1578:. 23 September 2021.
1019:on September 8, 2010.
818:"Coalition Agreement"
621:(Deputy Chair of the
515:Māori Electoral Wards
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437:All Māori will enjoy
2460:(Health New Zealand)
2198:Speaker of the House
894:. September 14, 2007
633:Education curriculum
214:a re-focus on Māori
143:Obama administration
2690:2021 in New Zealand
2427:Cannabis referendum
2227:Leader of the House
924:on 11 October 2017.
469:Waimirirangi Ormsby
439:equality of outcome
429:equality of outcome
2075:Iain Lees-Galloway
627:Lady Tureiti Moxon
588:Minister of Health
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463:Kayla Kingdon-Bebb
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250:Treaty of Waitangi
216:self-determination
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190:government led by
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546:In response, the
533:. On 7 February,
148:On July 7, 2009,
117:At the time, the
66:New Zealand First
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