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... and help to avoid allegations of appointing relatives to key positions. Quality control issues are also important and can...
...Clear definitions/translations of key Māori terms may be required to ensure that confusion (and unnecessary litigation) is...

... of Te Ture Whenua Māori. Independent panel recommended five key changes to Māori land law and administration to increase...

...the key objective for this assistance is to make undeveloped Māori land available for housing, when the cost of basic...

...The improvement occurred mainly due to the dedication of key individuals, including rūnanga Chairs and local leaders. According...

... approach and strong relationships in the community were key to the initiative's success.  The pūtea provided by the MCCF...

... One of the key findings from studies of successful Māori organisations is the need to keep a clear distinction between board an...

... include: an enhanced ability for Māori to access key services and skills necessary for improved economic...

...at least 25%.  Key considerations for investment allocation will be:  Performance against the investment criteria - Does the...

...improved access to capital and a practice of saving for key ‘life’ milestones. Whānau achieve at least a living...

... anxiety. The Trust has achieved this through maintaining a key network of agency and community providers for tangata whaikah...