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Māori Only Consultation On He Puapua Separatism Says It All


Thursday, 1 July 2021, 10:08 am
“The Government is taking the whole country on the path
to being an ethno-state, not just the select Māori leaders
it’s chosen to consult on its implementation of He
Puapua,” says ACT Leader David Seymour.
“If
there’s to be a constitutional conversation, everybody
deserves to be part of it. The thing is, this constitutional
conversation is about excluding most New Zealanders from
having full political rights, and the Government has started
as it means to go on.
“Since the National Party
signed us up to the UN Declaration on the Rights of
Indigenous Peoples thinking it wouldn’t matter, New ....

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Community Scoop » Māori Only Consultation On He Puapua Separatism Says It All


Press Release – ACT New Zealand
The Government is taking the whole country on the path to being an ethno-state, not just the select Mori leaders its chosen to consult on its implementation of He Puapua, says ACT Leader David Seymour. If theres to be a constitutional …
“The Government is taking the whole country on the path to being an ethno-state, not just the select Māori leaders it’s chosen to consult on its implementation of He Puapua,” says ACT Leader David Seymour.
“If there’s to be a constitutional conversation, everybody deserves to be part of it. The thing is, this constitutional conversation is about excluding most New Zealanders from having full political rights, and the Government has started as it means to go on. ....

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auckland.scoop.co.nz » Māori Only Consultation On He Puapua Separatism Says It All


Press Release – ACT New Zealand
“The Government is taking the whole country on the path to being an ethno-state, not just the select Māori leaders it’s chosen to consult on its implementation of He Puapua,” says ACT Leader David Seymour.
“If there’s to be a constitutional conversation, everybody deserves to be part of it. The thing is, this constitutional conversation is about excluding most New Zealanders from having full political rights, and the Government has started as it means to go on.
“Since the National Party signed us up to the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples thinking it wouldn’t matter, New Zealanders have faced a decade of deception. ACT was not told under the ‘no surprises’ policy that National was doing this. National was in bed with the Māori Party and ACT was blindsided and vehemently opposed it. ....

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'Not something to be afraid of': Indigenous rights consultation begins in wake of He Puapua controversy


Not something to be afraid of : Indigenous rights consultation begins in wake of He Puapua controversy
Newshub
9 hrs ago
Zane Small
© Image - Newshub; Video - The AM Show
Watch: Former National Party leader Don Brash and Matthew Tukaki, chair of the National Māori Authority, discuss He Puapua on The AM Show.
The Government will consult with Māori over the next few months before engaging with the wider public on indigenous rights, in the wake of
He Puapua controversy.
Māori Development Minister Willie Jackson announced on Thursday the next steps in developing a national plan to implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.  ....

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United Nations Declaration: Indigenous rights consultation begins in wake of He Puapua controversy


National leader Judith Collins accused the Government of a separatism by stealth agenda, after plans were set in motion for a Māori Health Authority as well as Māori wards in local councils, both of which were recommended in the report. 
Collins vowed to keep probing Labour s Māori co-governance plans despite Newshub polling in May showing 44.5 percent of Kiwis thought National was being divisive and the Māori Party accusing her of racism.
Paradoxically, the report was commissioned as a response to the former National-led Government signing New Zealand up in 2010 to the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People.  ....

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