Transcript Deed of Settlement & PSGE Ratification Hui

Tāmaki Collective Deed of Settlement & PSGE
Ratification Information Hui
16-20 July 2012
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Information Hui - Purpose
 Discuss:
 Crown’s Tāmaki Makaurau collective settlement offer
 Proposed collective PSGEs
 Facilitate questions and answers
 Enable in-person voting
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Information Hui - Housekeeping
 Voting & iwi/hapū registration
 Crown observers
 Media presence
 Post hui completion - kai & iwi PSGE hui
 OSH
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Information Hui – Presentation Scope
I. Introduction and background
II. Crown Treaty redress offer
III. Collective Post Settlement Governance Entities
IV. Next Steps
V. Ratification process
VI. Question and answer session
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THE TĀMAKI COLLECTIVE DEED OF SETTLEMENT & PSGE PROPOSAL
I. INTRODUCTION & BACKGROUND
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Crown Treaty Negotiations
Pre 2009
Old Crown
approach –
one tribe
negotiation
New Crown
approach Regional
negotiations
2009
Sir Douglas
Graham
Report
Ngā Mana
Whenua o
Tāmaki
Makaurau
(Tāmaki
Collective)
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Tāmaki Makaurau Historical Treaty Claims
 13 iwi/hapū with historical Treaty claims in Tāmaki
Makaurau
 Parallel and separate Treaty negotiations:
 Iwi/hapū specific
 Collective (shared interests)
 Collective settlement part of overall redress for each
tribe
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Tāmaki Collective – Settlement Structure
13 Iwi/Hapū
3 Rōpū
Tāmaki
Collective
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Tāmaki Collective – The 13 Tribes
Ngāi Tai ki Tāmaki
Ngāti Maru
Ngāti Pāoa
Ngāti Tamaoho
Ngāti Tamaterā
Ngāti Te Ata
Ngāti Whanaunga
Ngāti Whātua o Kaipara
Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei
Te Ākitai Waiohua
Te Kawerau ā Maki
Te Patukirikiri
Te Rūnanga o Ngāti Whātua
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Tāmaki Collective – The Rōpū
Marutūāhu Rōpū
Ngāti Maru, Ngāti Pāoa, Ngāti Tamaterā, Ngāti Whanaunga
& Te Patukirikiri
Ngāti Whātua Rōpū
Ngāti Whātua o Kaipara, Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei & Te Rūnanga o
Ngāti Whātua
Waiohua Tāmaki Rōpū
Ngāi Tai ki Tāmaki, Ngāti Tamaoho, Ngāti Te Ata, Te Ākitai
Waiohua & Te Kawerau ā Maki
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Collective Negotiation Milestones
FEB 2010
JUNE 2012
TĀMAKI COLLECTIVE
FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT
TĀMAKI COLLECTIVE DEED
OF SETTLEMENT
INITIALLED
SIGNED
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THE TĀMAKI COLLECTIVE DEED OF SETTLEMENT & PSGE PROPOSAL
II. CROWN TREATY REDRESS OFFER
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Status of Crown Redress Offer
CULTURAL
COMMERCIAL
HARBOURS
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Cultural Redress
“to have taonga returned
and protected under the
kaitiakitanga of Ngā
Mana Whenua o Tāmaki
Makaurau who will have a
direct partnership with
their governance and
management”
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Cultural Redress - Summary
 Maunga redress
 Motu redress
 Customary name changes
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Maunga Redress
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Maunga Vestings – The Super 14
Matukutūruru
Maungakiekie / One Tree Hill
Maungarei / Mount Wellington
Maungauika
Maungawhau / Mount Eden
Mount Albert
Mount Roskill
Mount St John
Ōhinerau / Mount Hobson
Ōhuiarangi / Pigeon Mountain
Ōtāhuhu / Mount Richmond
Rarotonga / Mount Smart
Takarunga / Mount Victoria
Te Tātua a Riukiuta
~ 215 hectares
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Maunga – Iwi/Hapū Recognition
For each maunga, each iwi/hapū can:
 Have their tribal name recorded on the
computer freehold register to recognise
customary interests
 Record a tribal statement of customary
association in the Collective Deed of
Settlement
 Undertake authorised cultural activities
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Maunga – Authorised Cultural Activities
Events that celebrate the iwi
/hapū
Events that celebrate the history
of Aotearoa, Waitangi Day,
Matariki
Events that celebrate the ancestral Instructional/educational hīkoi
association/mana of Ngā Mana
Whenua o Tāmaki Makaurau
Events that celebrate the maunga
and volcanic activity
Wānanga, hui, pōwhiri
Pou/flags
Additional activities where
approved by the Maunga Authority
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Maunga – Building Ownership
Maungauika – Summit Barracks, Stone Kitchen
& Water Tank
Ōhinerau – Mt Hobson Flats & Out Building
Matukutūruru – Rumney Cottage
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Maunga – Co-Governance
Tūpuna Maunga o Tāmaki Makaurau Authority
Mana whenua will:
 Have 6 of the 12 seats (2 seats per rōpū)
 Chair the Statutory Authority
Statutory Authority governs decision-making
and management of the maunga
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Maunga – Co-Governance
Statutory Authority has delegations to make
decisions otherwise made by Minister of
Conservation
An integrated management plan will be
prepared for the maunga
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Maunga – Separate Regimes
Maungauika (ongoing DoC role)
Maungakiekie ‘Northern Area’ (co-governance)
Rarotonga (ownership)
Mount Mangere (co-governance)
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Motu Redress
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Motu – Permanent Vesting Areas
 Rangitoto tihi – Ngā Pona Toru a Peretū (55.4 ha)
 Rangitoto – Bach 80 (.5 ha)
 Rangitoto – Islington Bay Hall (.4 ha)
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Motu – Permanent Vesting Areas
IWI/HAPŪ RECOGNITION
 For each permanent vesting area, each iwi/hapū can:

Have their tribal name recorded on the computer
freehold register to recognise customary interests

Record a tribal statement of customary association in
the Collective Deed of Settlement
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Motu – Permanent Vesting Areas
BUILDING OWNERSHIP
 Bach 80 - Islington Bay
 Bach ownership
 Right to construct spiritual/cultural wānanga centre
 Islington Bay Hall - rights to:
 Use existing hall
 Erect permanent symbolic structures
 Place temporary / moveable structures
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Motu – Vestings and Vestings Back
 Motuihe / Motutapu / Rangitoto / Tiritiri Matangi
 One year period for vestings to occur (following settlement
legislation enactment)
 One month ownership period before vesting back to Crown
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Motu – Vestings and Vestings Back
IWI/HAPŪ RECOGNITION
 Each iwi/hapū can have recorded in the Gazette & NZ Herald:
Their tribal name for each of the four motu to recognise
customary interests
Their ownership of the four motu
 Each iwi/hapū has the right to seek redress on Crown-owned
motu
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Other Co-governance Arrangements
 Relationship Agreement with Minister and Department of
Conservation - collective and iwi/hapū relationships
 Joint role with Auckland Conservation Board in
development/decision-making on conservation management
plan for Rangitoto, Motutapu, Motukorea and Motuihe
 3 seats on Auckland conservation Board (1 per Rōpū)
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Customary Name Changes
Customary Name Changes
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Customary Name Changes
EXISTING GEOGRAPHIC
NAMES
ALTERED OFFICIAL
GEOGRAPHIC NAMES
EXISTING GEOGRAPHIC
NAMES
ALTERED OFFICIAL
GEOGRAPHIC NAMES
EXISTING GEOGRAPHIC
NAMES
ALTERED OFFICIAL
GEOGRAPHIC NAMES
Big King
Te Tātua-a-Riukiuta
Mount Hobson
Ōhinerau / Mount
Hobson
Red Hill
Pukekiwiriki
Ellets Mountain
Maungataketake
Mount Richmond
Ōtāhuhu / Mount
Richmond
Taylor Hill
Taurere / Taylor Hill
Hamlin Hill
Mutukaroa /
Hamlin Hill
Mount Smart
Rarotonga / Mount
Smart
The Domain
Pukekawa
Hauraki Gulf
Hauraki Gulf /
Tīkapa Moana
Mount Victoria
Takarunga / Mount
Victoria
Wiri Mountain
Matukutūruru
McLaughlins
Mountain
Matukutūreia /
McLaughlins
Mountain
Mount Wellington
Maungarei / Mount
Wellington
Motuihe Island
Motuihe Island / Te
Motu-a-Ihenga
One Tree Hill
Maungakiekie /
One Tree Hill
Maungauika
Mount Eden
Maungawhau /
Mount Eden
Pigeon Mountain
Ōhuiarangi / Pigeon
Mountain
Puke o Tara
ASSIGNED OFFICIAL
NAMES
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Commercial Redress
“the right to
purchase surplus
Crown land in
Auckland for 172
years through a
Right of First Refusal
regime”
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RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL AREA
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RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL
 Exclusive right for 172 years to purchase Auckland land that is
surplus:
 Crown land
 Specified Crown Entity land
 The RFR will not encompass any land included in an iwi/hapū
historical Treaty settlement
 Second right to purchase – where iwi/hapū do not ultimately
purchase deferred selection properties in their settlements
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RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL
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THE TĀMAKI COLLECTIVE DEED OF SETTLEMENT & PSGE PROPOSAL
III. COLLECTIVE POST SETTLEMENT
GOVERNANCE ENTITIES
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PSGEs - Background
 Before Treaty settlement assets can be transferred, a Crown
approved legal structure must be in place to receive them
 Key design factors for the collective PSGEs:
 13 tribes
 Diverse whakapapa/waka etc (3 rōpū)
 Large geographical area
 Diverse cultural & commercial redress
 Independent expert advice obtained to select best types of PSGEs
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PSGEs – Key Crown Requirements
 Adequately represents and is fully accountable to all
members
 Transparent decision-making procedures
 Ensures the ‘beneficiaries’ of the settlement and the
‘beneficiaries’ of the governance entity are identical
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PSGEs – Collective & Iwi/Hapū Structure
 Tūpuna Taonga o Tāmaki Makaurau Trust – proposed cultural
redress PSGE for the 13 iwi/hapū
 Whenua Haumi Roroa o Tāmaki Makaurau Limited
Partnership – proposed commercial redress PSGE for the 13
iwi/hapū
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PSGEs – Collective & Iwi/Hapū Structure
 Rōpū entities – 3 limited partnerships and the bridge
between the Collective PSGEs and iwi/hapū PSGEs
 Tribal PSGEs – can invest in RFR properties directly / via their
Rōpū entity
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PSGEs – Nature of Entities
 Cultural PSGE:
Private trust
Commonly used legal entity - can sit alongside subsidiary
trusts or companies
A limited liability company will assist the work of the Trust
(Tūpuna Taonga o Tāmaki Makaurau Trust Limited)
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PSGEs – Nature of Entities
 Commercial PSGE:
Limited partnership
Akin to company (recognised in legislation), but allows for
ultimate commercial structuring at iwi/hapū level
A limited liability company will assist the work of the
limited partnership (Whenua Haumi Roroa o Tāmaki
Makaurau General Partner Limited)
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Cultural PSGE Structure
PURPOSE
*Manages cultural
redress on behalf of
iwi/hapū
*Facilitates
appointment of 6
Maunga Authority
members (2 per rōpū)
& nomination of 3
Conservation Board
members (1 per rōpū)
STRUCTURE
ACCOUNTABILITY
*Trust + trustee
company
*Controlled by and
accountable to 3 rōpū
entities which are in
turn controlled by the
iwi/hapū PSGEs
*Appointment of
equal number of
directors by each rōpū
entity (2 each)
*Annual Statement of
Intent
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Commercial PSGE Structure
PURPOSE
*Manages commercial
redress on behalf of
iwi/hapū
*Facilitates operation
of RFR regime at
collective level (over
$5M) and the per rōpū
carousel (under $5M)
STRUCTURE
ACCOUNTABILITY
*Limited partnership +
general partner
company
*Controlled by and
accountable to 3 rōpū
entities which are in
turn controlled by the
iwi/hapū PSGEs
*Appointment of
equal number of
directors by each rōpū
entity (2 each)
*Annual Statement of
Intent
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THE TĀMAKI COLLECTIVE DEED OF SETTLEMENT & PSGE PROPOSAL
IV. NEXT STEPS
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NEXT STEPS
Complete part-progressed parts of collective
Deed:
Surveys (maunga & motu)
Leases for existing 3rd party interests
Maunga Authority implementation:
Standing orders
Annual operation plan
Waitematā and Manukau negotiations to follow
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THE TĀMAKI COLLECTIVE DEED OF SETTLEMENT & PSGE PROPOSAL
V. RATIFICATION PROCESS
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Ratification Process
 Voting period: 2 July to 10 August 2012
 Ratification Information Hui: 16 to 20 July 2012
 If sufficient support for collective settlement and PSGEs, the
collective Deed will be signed and the legislative process
undertaken
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THE TĀMAKI COLLECTIVE DEED OF SETTLEMENT & PSGE PROPOSAL
VI. QUESTION AND ANSWER
SESSION
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