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 arrangement involving part of the North Island Main Trunk railway. COVID-19 restrictions meant the signing could not be commemorated in person, and the Crown apology was delivered later. This large package is not simply a payment: it includes land, authority, cultural recognition and institutional relationships. The iwi and Crown still framed it as a negotiated settlement, not full compensation for all historical harm.
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