Te Patukirikiri and the Crown signed a deed that records an agreed historical account, Crown acknowledgements and apology, cultural redress, and financial and commercial redress. It settled historical claims arising from Crown conduct before 21 September 1992. The deed's benefits are available to members wherever they live. The event represents both immaterial repair through recognition and tangible arrangements, while a negotiated settlement is not a complete restoration of land, authority or losses accumulated across generations.
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What components did the Te Patukirikiri deed include?
Te Patukirikiri’s deed provided no cultural redress.
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Its package included cultural, financial and commercial redress.