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Treaty issues seem to be growing increasingly more complex. There is a risk that in appeasing past wrongs new problems are created.

You say the treat protects Maori rights to treasures, but my reading of it is that it protects Hapu rights (Rangatiratanga) not Maori. How do you reconcile Hapu needs vs Iwi needs. Traditionally Iwi had little influence, but treaty settlements appear Iwi focussed and the radio spectrum settlement deals with “Maori”, a group that has no traditional basis. In addition Pakeha feel excluded from the settlement process.

If these settlements are supposed to be a basis for moving forwards it is vital that all NZers feel involved. While recognising indigenous needs is important, to do so to the detriment of the country serves no one well. The path forward needs to be defined. At present there is such a huge range of beliefs in what “honouring the Treaty” means that I believe it is impossible to reach accord.

Here is a link to video of Brett’s project.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvfMWyUoIoU