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Treaty of Waitangi

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The Treaty of Waitangi was a document signed in 1840 by Captain William Hobson as consul for the British Crown and Māori chiefs from the North Island of New Zealand, establishing a partnership between the Māori people and the British Crown. The treaty has a quasi-legal status and is recognized as an agreement rather than a treaty, with no independent legal status beyond its recognition in various statutes. It has been interpreted as establishing Māori entitlement to enjoyment of land and natural resources, and as establishing a partnership between equals, but its meaning and implications have been subject to ongoing interpretation and controversy.learn more on wikipedia

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perspectives

  1. 1.Ethnic tensions
  2. 2.Independence Movements
  3. 3.Colonialism
  4. 4.New Zealand under Christopher Luxon

countries

  1. 1.New ZealandNZ

organizations

  1. 1.Labour Party
  2. 2.Te Pāti MāoriNZ
  3. 3.ACT Party
  4. 4.All Blacks
  5. 5.British Crown
  6. 6.Māori
  7. 7.New Zealand First
  8. 8.Parliamentary Privileges CommitteeNZ

persons

  1. 1.Winston PetersNZ
  2. 2.Charlotte Graham-McLay
  3. 3.David SeymourNZ
  4. 4.Debbie Ngarewa-PackerNZ
  5. 5.Eru Kapa-Kingi
  6. 6.Gerry Brownlee
  7. 7.Hagen Hopkins
  8. 8.Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke
  9. 9.Judith CollinsNZ
  10. 10.Peeni Henare
  11. 11.Rawiri Waititi

technicals

  1. 1.Treaty Principles Bill
  2. 2.Haka
Treaty of Waitangi