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Government economic policy announcements, agency mergers and revised performance targets: omnibus excerpt from E8 week ending 16 March 2012

We also advise that on Tuesday the Government released its six economic priorities (‘Business Growth Agenda’) for next three years these being: (i) Capital markets; (ii) Innovation and ideas; (iii) Skilled and safe workplaces; (iv) Natural resources; (v) Infrastructure (including electricity, broadband, transport); and (vi) Export markets.   These items are
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Economic Private Posts Rōpu Māori

Māori Economic Development Panel – discussion document released: omnibus excerpt from week ending 16 March 2012

On Tuesday the Māori Economic Panel released a discussion document on strategic approaches to improve the Māori economy.  By way of background, this independent Panel was established by Cabinet last September and is tasked with developing both a Strategy and an Action Plan to improve the performance of the Māori
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Private Posts Rōpu Māori Settlements Treaty

Te Rarawa ratify Settlement Deed: omnibus excerpt from week ending 16 March 2012

Te Rarawa iwi members have ratified the Treaty Settlement Deed initialled between Te Rarawa and the Crown last November.  The settlement offer is valued at circa $70 million and consists of land, buildings and financial redress.
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Ngāti Kahungunu ki Wairarapa / Tamaki Nui a Rua Trust treaty mandate: omnibus excerpt from week ending 16 March 2012

Iwi members have approved the Ngāti Kahungunu ki Wairarapa / Tamaki Nui a Rua Trust Treaty Settlement Mandate.  This means formal negotiations with the Crown can now commence.
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Kōhanga Reo – Treaty of Waitangi Claim 2336: omnibus excerpt from week ending 16 March 2012

On Monday the Waitangi Tribunal began hearing the claim of the Kōhanga Reo movement, WAI 2336.  As we advised last June, the claim alleges fourteen main breaches of the Treaty,  which centre on the failure of the Crown to adequately support and respect the Kōhanga Reo National Trust and individual