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28 Cards in this Set
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New Zealand Company |
1830s company that purchased supposedly 1/3 of New Zealand. A main trigger of the ToW as Britain thought they would lose NZ |
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Treaty of Waitangi Articles |
Art 1 - sovereignty, Maori thought it meant governship Art 2 - Safe guards for Maori (preemption meaning Maori would be offered sales first) Art 3 - Maori rights as British subjects (crown protection) |
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New Zealand Settlments Act 1863 |
Confiscate Maori land if they were fighting the colonial or imeroal force |
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Te Ture Whenua Maori Act 1993 |
Prevent alienation (transfer of ownership rights) of Maori lands |
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Native Lands Act 1862 & 1865 |
Established native land court Maori required to prove ownership of land or they would lose it |
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Maori Affairs Amendment Act 1967 |
Free more maori land for sales |
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R v Symonds |
1847 Mcintosh purchased Land from Maori Symonds got it from Crown Grant Art 2 - crown grant has right over native title |
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R v Symonds |
1847 Mcintosh purchased Land from Maori Symonds got it from Crown Grant Art 2 - crown grant has right over native title |
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Wi Parata v Bishop of Welligton 1877 |
Land left aside for school, nothing happened, tried to claim back Failed as “unless Maori land is backed by a crown grant, native title is useless” |
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Foreshore and Seabed Case 2003waitan |
Resulted in Foreshore and Seabed Act 2004 where the labour party seized all Maori maritime land for public use |
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Waitangi tribunal process |
Breach Claim filed Research into claim Tribunal hearing and decision Office of Treaty Settlements Mandate organised and recognised by the crown Agreement in approval from Heads of Agreement Legislation passed by parliament and tribal authority commences |
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R v Symonds |
1847 Mcintosh purchased Land from Maori Symonds got it from Crown Grant Art 2 - crown grant has right over native title |
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Wi Parata v Bishop of Welligton 1877 |
Land left aside for school, nothing happened, tried to claim back Failed as “unless Maori land is backed by a crown grant, native title is useless” |
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Foreshore and Seabed Case 2003waitan |
Resulted in Foreshore and Seabed Act 2004 where the labour party seized all Maori maritime land for public use |
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Waitangi tribunal process |
Breach Claim filed Research into claim Tribunal hearing and decision Office of Treaty Settlements Mandate organised and recognised by the crown Agreement in approval from Heads of Agreement Legislation passed by parliament and tribal authority commences |
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Case vs Ngati Toa |
Loss of land due to New Zealand Company purchases Chief illegally detained. Compensation given due to treaty breaches |
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New Zealand Maori Council v Attorney General |
1987 Itroduced the State Owned Enterprising Act |
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State Owned Enterprises Act 1986 |
Government must abide by treaty rules |
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Principles of ToW |
Partnership - reasonable action to eachother Active protection of Maori people Right of redress Right of Crown to govern Recognition of Maori rangatiratanga (right to exercise authority) over Maori land and culture |
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R v Symonds |
1847 Mcintosh purchased Land from Maori Symonds got it from Crown Grant Art 2 - crown grant has right over native title |
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Wi Parata v Bishop of Welligton 1877 |
Land left aside for school, nothing happened, tried to claim back Failed as “unless Maori land is backed by a crown grant, native title is useless” |
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Foreshore and Seabed Case 2003 |
Resulted in Foreshore and Seabed Act 2004 where the labour party seized all Maori maritime land for public use |
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Waitangi tribunal process |
Breach Claim filed Research into claim Tribunal hearing and decision Office of Treaty Settlements Mandate organised and recognised by the crown Agreement in approval from Heads of Agreement Legislation passed by parliament and tribal authority commences |
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Case vs Ngati Toa |
Loss of land due to New Zealand Company purchases Chief illegally detained. Compensation given due to treaty breaches |
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New Zealand Maori Council v Attorney General |
1987 Itroduced the State Owned Enterprising Act |
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State Owned Enterprises Act 1986 |
Government must abide by treaty rules |
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Principles of ToW |
Partnership - reasonable action to eachother Active protection of Maori people Right of redress Right of Crown to govern Recognition of Maori rangatiratanga (right to exercise authority) over Maori land and culture |
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Native Title |
Legal document stating Maori have the rights to their land until they wish to part with it |
