Kia ora Hauā A lot has happened since we started neg ate our historical non-raupatu Treaty of Waitangi claims. d this year and next Friday (May 24) your the Crown is offering by way of assets to, and other arrangements with our iwi, including, cash and land. Before we can inform you of the full details of the Deed, our board must age and over who are registered with our board, to make a decision by 10 May 2013 Register now! Y Hauā Trust Board by June 28 this year, at the very latest, in order to vote on register contact our office or go online to: Your The t are: • Lance Rapana (Co-Chair) • • Adam Whauwhau • • Linda Raupita • • Te Ao Marama Maaka • Te Ihingaarangi Rakatau Coming events Marae, Tauwhare, Friday May 24 07:00am: Raise King’s flag 09:00am: Whakaeke – 10:00am: Welcome for Crown 10:20am: Crown present Deed of Speeches: - Minister for Treaty of Waitangi Finlayson Karakia Whakamutunga 11:30am: Hākari ā End of the beginning nears Just some of our Ngāti Hauā whānau Source: Raungaiti Marae Facebook Page Negotiations with the Crown have been intense but we have progressed through the fluxes of issues extremely well.000 Cro ” 000 000 jority of our people who vote. ling the Deed because we are confident this is the best deal but most certainly enough for us to start the real work of building for our future. through the fluxes of issues extremely well.
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Kia ora Hauā
A lot has happened since we started neg ate our historical non-raupatu Treaty of Waitangi claims.
d this year and next Friday (May 24) your
the Crown is off ering by way of assets to, and other arrangements with our iwi, including, cash and land.
Before we can inform you of the full details of the Deed, our board must
age and over who are registered with our board, to make a decision by
10 May 2013
Register now!YHauā Trust Board by June 28 this year, at the very latest, in order to vote on
register contact our offi ce or go online to:
Your
The tare:
• Lance Rapana (Co-Chair)• • Adam Whauwhau • • Linda Raupita• • Te Ao Marama Maaka• Te Ihingaarangi Rakatau
Coming events
Marae, Tauwhare, Friday May 24
07:00am: Raise King’s fl ag
09:00am: Whakaeke –
10:00am: Welcome for Crown
10:20am: Crown present Deed of
Speeches:
- Minister for Treaty of Waitangi Finlayson
Karakia Whakamutunga
11:30am: Hākari
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End of the beginning nears
Just some of our Ngāti Hauā whānauSource: Raungaiti Marae Facebook Page
Negotiations with the Crown have been intense
but we have progressed through the fluxes of issues
extremely well.000
Crown have been intenseCrown have been intense
” 000000
jority of our people who vote.
ling the Deed because we are confi dent this is the best deal
but most certainly enough for us to start the real work of building for our future.
through the fl uxes of issues extremely well.
and yet to come...
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• We receive funding from the Crown and Crown Forestry Rental
1 March 2013
We sign Agreement in Principle with the Crown.
24 May 2013
28 May 2013 to 28 June 2013
We will and
assets
18 July 2013
December 2013
February 2014
The journey so far
This is because we have always had the best interests of our people, in-
table with the Crown.
wanted, what we would and would not compromise on and thanks to our
Much of our board’s thanks goes to our specialist negoTe Aho as well as our strategic advisor Matanuku Mahuika. Both have years of experience helping many iwi navigate the ,
Treaty hankful enough to them for providing us with excellent advice that works.
also be in that pack, so please contact our offi ce if your postal address has changed since you last registered with us.
It is also important that our iwi members, 18 years of age and over, regard-less of where they live in the world, who aren’t registered with us, do so. We need as many of our people as possible on this journey with us, having
members to register as soon as possible, by June 28 this year at the latest.
We will be extremely pleased to see you there.
Co-Chairs, Lead Treaty Negā Trust Board
...thanks to our people, who show their dedication
to our iwi every day, we have been constantly
reminded of the passion to move Ngāti Hauā forward
in a united front and reinforce our identity as
Ngāti Hauā iwi.
“ ...t...twho show their dedication who show their dedication
” reinforce our identity as reinforce our identity as
Ngāti Hauā iwi. Ngāti Hauā iwi.
Lance Rapana with the Treaty Negotiations Minister Christopher Finlayson
Hui Time: Get ready!
living
We’re going places and we want you there with us! Get on the waka, have your say in our future. REGISTER TODAY!
Online: wwwCall: 0800 895 049 Email: z
you can call our offi ce for an update.
When Where11 June 2013, 6pm Kelvin Hotel, 20 Kelvin St, Invercargill12 June 2013, 6pm Rehua Marae, 79 Springfi eld Rd, St Albans, Christchurch13 June 2013, 6pm Brentwood Hotel, 16 Kemp Street, Kilbirnie, Wellington14 June 2013, 6pm Kauwhata Marae, Feilding15 June 2013, 1pm Kai a te Mata Marae, Morrinsville16 June 2013, 2pm Pohara Marae, Oreipunga Rd, Maungatautari17 June 2013, 6pm Tamaki Novotel, Ray Emery Drive, Auckland
18 June 2013, 6pm Quality Airport Hotel, 265 Mickelham Rd, Tullamarine, Melbourne19 June 2013, 6pm Mercure Sydney Airport, 20 Levey St, Wolli Creek, Sydney20 June 2013, 6pm Hotel Novotel Brisbane Airport, 6-8 The Circuit, Brisbane22 June 2013, 1pm Bel Eyre Comfort Inn, 285 Great Eastern Highway, Belmont, Perth
QUICK STATS: Did you know that at the time of the 2006 Census, 4923 people belonged to Ngāti Hauā, an increase from 2,328 people in 2001. Of Ngāti Hauā people living in NZ at the 2006 census, 2067, or 42%, were living within the wider Waikato region. Another 2472 or 50% were living elsewhere in the North Island. Of those living elsewhere in the North Island, the predominant areas were in the Auckland region and Wellington. A further 390 Ngāti Hauā members were recorded as residing in the South Island.
QUICK HEADS UP: We know there are more of our people out there than what the statistics tell us. So in June our board will be running an advertising campaign, including ads on Māori TV. Keep an eye and ear out as we urge more of our people to register and get connected.
To have your say and vote on the Ngāti Hauā Deed of Settlement, you must be registered with Ngāti Hauā Trust Board by 28 June 2013. Anyone of Ngāti Hauā descent, age 18 or over, regardless of where they live, can register.
