Crown settlement offer : consultation document from the Ngāi Tahu Negotiating Group : five generations of Ngāi Tahu men and women have grown old in the shadow of our tall trees.
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| Edition: | 2nd ed., November 1998. |
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Christchurch [N.Z.] :
Ngāi Tahu Publications,
[1998]
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Table of Contents:
- Karakia - Overview
- The hinge of history / Charles Crofts
- A stepping stone into the future / Sir Tipene O'Regan
- The road to settlement
- Settlement stages
- The Crown's settlement offer. A: The apology; B: Aoraki; C: Economic redress. 1. Introduction; 2. Cash compensation; 3. Deferred selection process (DSP); 4. Right of first refusal (RFR); 5. Relativity clause; 6. Mechanism timelines; D: Cultural redress. 1. Ownership and management. a) Pounamu b) High country stations c) Four specific sites d) Wāhi taonga; 2. Mana recognition. a) Statutory acknowledgements b) Deeds of recognition c) Tōpuni d) Place names; 3. Mahinga kai a) Nohoanga b) Customary fisheries management c) Taonga species management d) Coastal space; 4. Management input. a) Statutory advisor roles b) Dedicated memberships c) Department of Conservation protocols d) Resource Management Act implementation e) Heritage protection review; E: Non-tribal redress. 1. Ancillary claims; 2. South Island Landless Natives Act 1906 (SILNA)
- Background. Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu; The negotiators ; The history of Te Kerēme. A long time coming. The 'Nine tall trees'; Draft deed of settlement.
