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Moriori and the Crown sign a deed agreeing historical redress

📅 14 Febrüari 2020

At Kōpinga Marae on Rēkohu (Chatham Islands), Moriori and the Crown signed a deed addressing historical Treaty claims. It includes an agreed historical account, a Crown apology, financial and cultural...

Ngāti Rangitihi sign settlement deed with apology and restoration provisions

📅 5 Desèmber 2020

The Crown and Ngāti Rangitihi signed a deed including an apology and over NZ$11 million in financial and commercial redress, together with vesting of 19 culturally significant sites. The Crown also...

Ngāti Maru (Taranaki) sign deed with apology and land redress

📅 27 Febrüari 2021

Ngāti Maru and the Crown signed a deed settling historical Treaty claims. It included an apology and acknowledgements, NZ$30 million in financial and commercial redress and vesting of 16 sites of...

Ngāti Kahungunu ki Wairarapa Tāmaki nui-ā-Rua sign NZ$115 million settlement

📅 29 Òktober 2021

The Crown signed a deed after a delay from its initialling in 2018. The $115 million package includes Crown acknowledgements and apology, financial and commercial redress, 33 cultural properties,...

Maniapoto and the Crown sign deed with financial and cultural redress

📅 11 Novèmber 2021

The deed included NZ$165 million financial and commercial redress, return of 36 culturally significant sites, a greater role for Maniapoto in natural resource management, and a gift-and-gift-back...

Crown delivers Ngāti Maru apology in Tarata and returns land titles

📅 29 Òktober 2022

Treaty Negotiations Minister Andrew Little delivered the Crown apology in person at Te Upoko o te Whenua Marae in Tarata, after COVID-19 restrictions kept many iwi members from attending the...

Whakatōhea sign settlement deed with apology, land return and natural resource arrangements

📅 27 Mei 2023

The Crown and Whakatōhea signed a deed with an agreed historical account and apology, NZ$100 million in financial, cultural and commercial funds, vesting of 33 culturally significant sites, transfer...