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Mana TiritiHonourable Relationships

He maha ngā kaupapa e whaitake ana kia hangai ki ngā whanonga pono o te Tiriti o Waitangi me te mana motuhake o te iwi Māori.

Ko ngā take pēra ki ngā whakaritenga whare, te haumarutanga o te kainga, te ahuwhenua, te whakawhānake hāpori me ngā rohe taurikura. Koinei ētahi o ngā kaupapa pāhekoheko kia whakamanawatia ai i ngā āhuatanga katoa o ēnei kaupapa. Ki te whakamana i ngā ahuatanga katoa o Te Tiriti i roto i ngā kaupapa rerekē e hāngai ana ki ngā kaupapa here whare me te whai māramatanga mo ngā aituā whare, he tūranga whakawhāiti tā te Māori ki ēnei tatūnga kia whai ora ai te iwi whānui.
Me āhukahukatia ai a Aotearoa whānui ki te mahurangi o te noho whare me ōna anganga katoa hei tika tūāpapa, ka kokomo ai te mauri ki te ahurea, te tuakiri, me te whanaungatanga o te Māori ki te whenua. Ka whakapūmau i te whakaaro i te whakamaurutanga o te kainga, ōtira, hei raukura whakamana mo Ngai Māori katoa.

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The relevance of housing, home security, community development and thriving neighbourhoods is integral to the celebration of the Treaty of Waitangi and the recognition of mana Māori in Aotearoa.

Ensuring access to safe, affordable, and culturally appropriate housing is essential for the overall wellbeing of Māori communities. By honouring the principles of the Treaty in housing policies, addressing housing inequities, and actively involving Māori in decision-making processes, we can uplift the housing conditions and security for Māori whānau. Recognising the importance of housing as a fundamental right contributes to the preservation of Māori culture, identity, and interconnectedness with the land. It reinforces the notion of home as a sanctuary and a source of strength for Māori individuals and communities.