The Education and Training Act 2020 For people in the education sector the new Education and Training Act 2020 is a big deal, as it replaces and consolidates older legislation in this sector, such as the Education Act 1989 and the Education Act 1964.[1] However for all subscribers interested in
Day: August 3, 2020
This week the New Zealand Police published a report entitled Police Statistics on Homicide Victims in New Zealand 2007 – 2017: Summary of Statistics about Victims of Murder, Manslaughter, and Infanticide. The report showed from 2007 to the end of 2017, 236 Māori were victims of homicide, which was 32%
Title: Whano – Towards Futures That Work: How Māori Can Lead Aotearoa Forward Publisher & Date: Tokona te Raki / The Māori Futures’ Collective (led by Ngāi Tahu), Waikato Tainui and BERL: July 2020 Type of Document: Research report Length, style: 31 pages, plain English, graphics, and tables Recommended
The Select Committee Report and related submissions regarding the Te Ture Whenua Māori (Succession, Dispute Resolution, and Related Matters) Amendment Bill. (Note: the Bill passed its third reading in Parliament last Thursday, and now simply awaits Royal Assent to become an active law.) Overall we rate this package of work
A survey by Te Mana Ākonga, (the Māori University Students Association), on COVID-19 impacts on Māori learners in universities. This reads as a useful survey, although findings were largely negative, with students being concerned about their learning outcomes, and ‘stressed’ about their living and financial situations. An important finding was