Kaumatua Briefing Hui Treaty Settlement Kaupapa - 9 August 2013 - Ngatiwai
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Kaumatua Briefing Hui
Treaty Settlement
Kaupapa
9 August 2013
Marae Trustees Alternates
Tūparehuia Kathy Pita Dick Pene
Ngaiotonga Merepeka Henley Jury Greenland
(Deputy Chair)
Punaruku Haydn Edmonds (Chair)
Otetao Gary Reti Elvis Reti
Mokau Donna Tamaki Adrianne Taungapeau
Oakura Henry Murphy
Whananāki Allan More Isha Waetford
Matapōuri Kris MacDonald Marion Kerepeti-Edwards
Ngunguru Erica Wellington Mike Rundlett
Pātaua Hori P Mahanga
Takahīwai Michael Leuluai
Pākiri Laly Haddon QSM
Motairehe Andrea Munro Jeff Cleave
Kawa George Ngāwaka
Notified Purpose of Hui • Provide and early briefing for Kaumauta – We want to keep you informed of developments – We want your support and advice
Notified Purpose of Hui
• Provide and early briefing for Kaumauta
– Feedback received and issues identified following
release of DRAFT mandate strategy
– Improvements made to the mandate strategy
– Ngatiwai Tupuna, Hapu, WAI claims included in
mandate sought
– Other mattersOverview of the Direct
Negotiations Pathway
Pre Negotiations Negotiations & Settlement Post Settlement
Settlement Legislation Redress
• Research • Agreement in • Legislation • Historical
• Mandate put to Principle created (Bill) Account and
Vote • Initialled Deed • Select Apology
• Deed of of Settlement Committee • Cultural
Mandate • Ratification of submissions Redress
• Terms of DOS and PSGE and hearings • Commercial
Negotiation Put to vote • Bill passed into Redress
Law (Act)Recap of events to date • 2009 Ngati Manuhiri, Ngati Rehua • Correspondence between NTB and Crown • 3 Info hui: Ngaiotonga, Whangarei, Auckland • DRAFT mandate strategy & feedback • Revised mandate strategy endorsed by Crown • Public Notice in Major Daily News media
Te Iwi o Ngatiwai
“Claimant Community”
Governance
Kaumātua NTB Hapū
Operations
Research Treaty Claims
Negotiators
Group Committee
Advisory Relationship Blue indicates existing structures
Reporting Relationship Brown indicates proposed
structuresOur Founding Tupuna • Manaia II • Te Rauotehuia • Tahuhunuiorangi • And other key tupuna (See full description in the mandate strategy page 11)
Our Marae
Our Hapu
Ngātiwai Hapu
Ngāti Kuta Te Kainga Kurī
Patu Keha Ngāti Toki ki-te-moana
Te Kapotai Te Patuharakeke
Ngāti Tautahi Ngāti Takapari
Te Uri o Hikihiki Ngāti Kororā
Te Aki Tai Te Whānau ā Rangiwhakaahu
Te Whānau Whero-mata-mamoeOur Rohe/Area of Interest
Within the Taitokerau Region
The Ngātiwai rohe includes the
contiguous area from the
mountains to the sea and into the
Exclusive Economic ZoneCrown settlement policy
on WAI Claims to be included
• The Crown negotiates Treaty settlements with Large Natural
Groups
• The Minister for Treaty of Waitangi negotiations has
recognised Ngatiwai as a Large Natural Group
• The Crown negotiates comprehensive Treaty settlements
• This means all hapu and WAI claims are included in the
mandate sought from Te Iwi o Ngatiwai
• WAI Claims
• Historical Treaty claims are those arising out of Crown
actions an omissions before 21 September 1991.
• Contemporary claims relate to actions of the Crown that
occurred after 21 September 1991 – separate process laterWAI Claims Included
WAI No. Claim Title Claimants
67 Oriwa 1 B3 Jean Applehof & and Ors
156 Oriwa Block (Whananāki) Marie Tautari
244 Te Iwi o Ngātiwai historical claims Uru Palmer/Ngātiwai Trust Board
262 Flora & Fauna Saana Murray, Te Witi McMath & Ors
343 Otetao A Block Wayne Peters
504 South Whangārei Land & Seabed Tamihana Paki
511 Matapōuri Bay Council sections Chris Koroheke & Ors
745 Patuharakeke Hapū Lands &
Luana Pirihi & Ors
Resources
1308 Pukekauri & Takahīwai Grant Ngāwaka Pirihi & Ors
1384 Whāngaruru Lands Elvis Reti & Ors
1392 Pukekauri 1A, 2A & 2B. Wiki Te
Ephie Pearly Pene
Pirihi & orsWAI Claims Included
WAI No. Claim Title Claimants
1512 Descds of Wiki Pirihi & Raiha Te Kauwhata Michael Leulua’i
1528 Native Land Court: Te Kauwhata Carmen Hetaraka
1529 Native Land Court: Hetaraka & Herewini Toru Hetaraka
1530 Native Land Court: Hetaraka & Herewini Te Rina Hetaraka
1539 Native Land Court: D Kereopa & S Pirihi Te Aroha Going
1544 Ngātiwai Land Blocks George Davies & Ors
1677 Orokawa 3B Perpetual lease Hūhana Seve
1711 Kris MacDonald, James
Te Whānau ā Rangiwhakaahu Hapū
Mackie & Ors
1712 Native Land Court: Toi te Huatahi & Te
Marino Māhanga
Mawe
1717 Native land Court: Te Whānau Whero Alan Moore & Takapari Waata
1719 ML Blocks: Hone & Erana Murphy Henry MurphyWAI Claims Included
WAI No. Claim Title Claimants
1723 Crown’s Environmental Policies John Paki
1726 Paremata Mōkau A13 Block etc Robin Paratene
1786 Actions of the Crown: Reweti whānau Ike Reti, Gary Reti & Ors
1954 Native Land Court: Haika & Te Kauwhata Eta Haika
1960 Rangatiratanga: Tamihana & Kaupeka Kapotai Tamihana
1961 Native Land Court: Pita Tunua & ors David Carpenter
1955 Partitioning land: Patu Harakeke &
Juanita De Senna
Ngātiwai
1973 Native Land Court: Hone Pita & Marara
Robert Carpenter
Pita
2022 Edina Colston (Patuone Hoskins
Foreshore Seabed Motokokako Island on behalf of the Ahuwhenua
Trust and owners of Motokokako
2243 Little Barrier Is Acquisition Act Tamihana Paki4. Supplementary Claims • After the mandate strategy was placed on the OTS website, the Crown instructed the Trust Board to include further WAI claims which appear to relate to Ngatiwai hapu.
4. Supplementary Claims
WAI Claim Title Claimants
245 Hinetapu Maihi Mahanga whanau Hoori George Moanaroa Munro Parata
620 Te Waiariki/Ngati Korora Hapu Colin Malcolm & Ors
688 Nga Hapu o Whangarei Richard John Nathan & Ors
887 Himi Tataiarangi Watene Tautari Whakapapa
Timi Tahana Watene & Ors
Whanau Trust
1307 Ngati Kuta Ke Te Rawhiti Matiutaera Te Nana Clendon & Ors
1411 Te Waiariki/Ngati Korora/Ngati Taka Violet Sade & Ors
1412 Te Waiariki/Ngati Korora/Ngati Taka Violet Sade & Ors
1413 Te Waiariki/Ngati Korora/Ngati Taka Violet Sade & Ors
1414 Te Waiariki/Ngati Korora/Ngati Taka Violet Sade & Ors
1415 Te Waiariki/Ngati Korora/Ngati Taka Violet Sade & Ors
1416 Te Waiariki/Ngati Korora/Ngati Taka Violet Sade & Ors
1464 Te Kapotai and Ngati Pare Te Riwhi Whao Reti & Ors
1513 Te Roopu Whakamana Elizabeth Kopa & Ors
1546 Te Kapotai Edward Henry CookKaumatua Briefing Hui
Treaty Settlement
Kaupapa
9 August 2013Crown settlement policy
And NTB Accountability Measures
• To be recognised as a mandated body the
Ngātiwai Trust Board needs to:
– provide a claimant definition including all
hapu and WAI claims;
– be appropriately accountable to the large
natural group; and
– carry out an open and transparent process to
seek a mandate.NTB Structure & Accountability • The Ngātiwai Trust Board is a Charitable Trust established in 1984 with governance and management arrangement set out in a Trust Deed • The Trustee’s are appointed through Marae elections held every three years • The Trustee’s decision making process is by a simple majority (>50%) • Any adult registered members of Ngātiwai Trust Board is eligible for election • Each Marae may also elect an alternate Trustee
Structure and Accountability
• The Ngātiwai Trust Board will report back to the Te Iwi o
Ngatiwai through:
• Annual General Meetings and Special General Meetings
• Wananga and ongoing Hapu/Marae hui
• Regular Panui/news-letters/website, smart phone
“app”
• The mandate can be removed through a process
equivalent to the process that established the mandate.
• The Ngātiwai Trust Board will present an initialed deed of
settlement to the claimant community for their
ratification.An Open and Transparent
Mandate Process
• Mandate hui and voting period August/September
– Regional hui: Whangarei, Auckland, Hamilton, Rotorua, Tauranga,
Wellington
– Marae hui: Ngaiotonga, Matapouri, and Pakiri
• Votes counted
– made public
– Passed to OTS
• Submissions invited
– Public notification and letters to Wai claimants:
– submissions, views and enquiries invited
• Ngatiwai Trust Board respond
– to any issues raised in submissions
• Ministers make a decision
• whether to recognise a deed of mandate for the Ngatiwai Trust Board5. Mandate hui schedule The voting period will open on 17 August and close on 15 September 2013 Venue Location Date Ngatiwai Marae Ngaiotonga 24 August 2013 The Tauranga Tauranga 28 August 2013 Brentwood Wellington 29 August 2013 Matapouri Marae Matapouri 31 August 2013 Copthorne Hotel Rotorua 2 September 2013 Kingsgate Hamilton 3 September 2013 The Waipuna Auckland 4 September 2013 Northtec Marae Whangarei 7 September 2013 Omaha Marae Leigh 14 September 2013
5. Where can I get more information? Voting/Hui information Mandate Strategy information Election Services Ltd Ngātiwai Trust Board P.O. Box 5135 129 Port Road or Wellesley Street P.O. Box 1332 Auckland 1141 Whangarei 0110 Free phone: 0800 922 822 Phone: (09) 430 0939 E-mail: E-mail: info@electionservices.co.nz ngatiwai@ngatiwai.iwi.nz Website: Website: www.electionservices.co.nz www.ngatiwai.iwi.nz
6. Questions
And
Answers?7. Voting: Mandate Resolution The vote is by postal ballot for all members of Te Iwi o Ngatiwai over 18 years of age. Special votes are available to unregistered members. Votes may be posted to the Independent Returning Officer, placed in the ballot box provided at the mandate hui or cast online. The resolution to be put to the vote is as follows: That the Ngātiwai Trust Board is mandated to represent Te Iwi o Ngātiwai in direct negotiations with the Crown for the comprehensive settlement of all the remaining historical Treaty claims of Ngātiwai including registered and un- registered claims
Ngātiwai Trust Board
wants your mandate to
Seek a Treaty Settlement with
the Crown
(via direct negotiations)
Mandate hui
August/September 2013You can also read
