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Māori provisions in plans: Mana whenua, mauri of water, and wahi tapu

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PUCM Maori Report 3.pdf (1.73 MB)

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Abstract

The intention of this document is to allow those using Ngā Mahi: Kaupapa Māori Outcomes an Indicators Kete (Jefferies and Kennedy, 2009, PUCM Māori Report 2) to view a range of examples of Māori provisions within statutory planning documents against plans being evaluated. The extracts in this Report 3 on Māori Provisions in Plans relate to the three tikanga in the Ngā Mahi report: Mana Whenua, Mauri (relating to water), and Wähi Tapu. It is intended that as we develop new kete (containing worksheets and user guides) and thereby expand Ngā Mahi, this current report will be revised to include plan provisions relating to additional tikanga.

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Kennedy, N. & Jefferies, R. (2008). Māori provisions in plans: Mana whenua, mauri of water, and wahi tapu. PUCM Māori Report 3. Hamilton, New Zealand: IGCI, The University of Waikato.

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PUCM Māori Report

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2008-07-31

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IGCI, The University of Waikato

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New Zealand, Resource Management Act, Maori participation, district councils, regional councils, local government, kaupapa Māori, outcome evaluation, framework, environmental outcomes

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