1. Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Awa
Presentation to Te Kōmiti Maori - 29 June 2016

2. Crown Rūnanga Uri Hapū Relationships
Crown Treaty relationships challenged by NZ Maori Council, ILG & ICF
Runanga or similar are the mandated statutory bodies to represent the interests of hapu. Usually established pre and reformed post settlement.
Receive settlement assets to administer on behalf of hapu and all descendants. Elected representatives.
Current structure is 22 representatives of 20 traditional and 2 urban/contemporary hapu (Auckland & Poneke)
Uri – individuals. Citizenship. Entitled to normal services of Crown e.g. housing, education, health etc

3. Relationships NZ Maori Council ILG ICF
Runanga or similar are the mandated statutory bodies to represent the interests of hapū. Usually established pre and reformed post settlement.
Receive settlement assets to administer on behalf of hapū and all descendants.
Current structure is 22 representatives of 20 traditional and 2 urban/contemporary hapū (Auckland & Poneke)
Uri – individuals. Citizenship. Entitled to normal services of Crown e.g. housing, education, health etc

4. KAITIAKITANGA MV Rena Freshwater reforms
Resource Management Act Review
Te Ture Whenua Māori Bill
Coastal Marine Title
MV Rena – four year process. Recently attended mediation hearing with Environment Court. Constraints – consent granted to “dump” remains. Environment Court cannot direct removal as it was not applied for, and cannot direct a longer term of consent. Empower hapū rangatiratanga, while representing interests of the wider iwi. Runanga holds collective assets on behalf of iwi, however these resources may be required for outcomes particular to one hapū.
Freshwater reforms – tension between being a “polluter” owning dairy farms, generating profit for iwi and kaitiakitanga. Recognising iwi rights and interests in accessing equitable share of allocable quantum – access to water and discharge consents
RMA review – focus on keeping and enhancing processes that work and promote kaitiakitanga
Te Ture Whenua Maori Bill – sweeping changes to facilitate “economic development” of “under utilised” Maori land
CMT – working with hapu to make applications. Potential for “overlap” with other iwi/hapu. Potential to have one application for an overlapping area however would be up to the parties to administer, resource and come to decisions about.

5. Opportunities Policy and strategy Collaborate Resources and knowledge
Devolvement
Policy & Strategy – Influencing and lobbying. ILG, across iwi/waka/geographic, Komiti Maori!
Collaborate within iwi, across hapū
Collaborate across iwi/waka/geographical areas
Share resources and knowledge
Devolvement to hapū – capacity and capability