ROBERT NEWSON SENIOR MAORI ADVISOR. AUCKLAND COUNCIL. Te Rarawa/Ngapuhi 14 October 2014.

ROBERT NEWSONSENIOR MAORI ADVISOR.

AUCKLAND COUNCIL.

Te Rarawa/Ngapuhi

14 October 2014

Māori in Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland – a timeline

Back to the Future.TAMAKI MAKAURAU.

Iwi migration1300s – 1800s

LegendMaki Migration

Marutuahu Migration

Manaia Migration

Te Taou – Ngati Whatua Migration

Pre-1840 Māori enterprise

1840 Treaty of Waitangi

Waikato Heads, 11 April 1840

Manukau, 26 April 1840

Manukau, 20 March1840

Waitematā, 4 March 1840Tāmaki, 9 July 1840

Post 1840

1840s – 1860s Māori supplying goods to Auckland

Late 19th century Māori land losses

1910 - 1920s impact of disease

Urban drift

Maori land march 1975

1980s Treaty claims

• Manukau Report and Claim

• Huakina Development Trust vs Waikato Valley Authority

• Resource management

Treaty settlements

• Ngāi Tahu• Settlement 1998

$170m• Balance sheet 2013

$809m

• Waikato-Tainui• Settlement 1995

$170m• Balance Sheet 2014

$1b

Waikato-Tainui

Te Ara Rangatū o Te Iwi o Ngāti Te Ata Waiohua *

Represents: Ngāti Te Ata Rohe (Tribal Area): Auckland

Ngāi Tai Ki Tāmaki Trust

Represents: Ngāi Tai ki TāmakiRohe: East Coast

Te Akitai Waiohua Iwi

Authority

Represents: Te Akitai WaiohuaRohe (Tribal Area): South West-Auckland

Ngāti Tamaoho Trust

Represents: Ngāti TamaohoRohe (Tribal Area): From the north of Tāmaki Isthmus to south of the Waikato River

Ngāti Manuhiri Settlement Trust

Represents: Ngāti ManuhiriSettlement: $9m received in 2011 Balance sheet: unknown ($9m+)Asset concentration: Property,

fisheriesRohe: Northern East Coast &

Little Barrier Island

Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Trust

Represents: Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Settlement: $18m received in 2012Balance Sheet: net assets of $300m+Asset concentration: PropertyRohe: Central Auckland

Ngāti Whātua

Waiohua-Tāmaki

Waikato-Tainui

Te Runanga o Ngāti Whātua*

Represents: the whole of Ngāti WhātuaBalance Sheet:$10.2mAsset concentration: FisheriesRohe: Tāmaki River north to Maunganui Bluff across to Whāngarei Harbour .

Ngāti Maru Rūnanga Incorporated

Represents: Ngāti MaruRohe (Tribal Area): Auckland / Coromandel

Te Patukirikiri Incorporated

Represents: Te PatukirikiriRohe (Tribal Area): Auckland/Coromandel

Ngāti Paoa Trust

Represents: Ngāti PaoaBalance Sheet: $10m+Rohe (Tribal Area): Auckland / Coromandel

Ngāti Tamaterā Settlement Trust

Represents: Ngāti Tamaterā Rohe (Tribal Area): Auckland / Coromandel

Tāmaki Makaurau Mana Whenua Marae

Ngāti Rehua Ngātiwai ki Aotea

Trust Represents: Ngāti Rehua Ngātiwai ki Aotea Balance Sheet: $4.6mAsset concentration: Fisheries, TourismRohe: Great Barrier and Little Barrier Is.

Marutūahu

Deed of Mandate

Agreement in Principle

Deed of Settlement

Settlement Legislation

Progress in Settlement Process:

Te Uri o Hau Settlement Trust

Represents: Te Uri o HauSettlement: $15.6m received in 2002Balance Sheet: equity of $17.2m in 2009Asset concentration: Property Rohe: Northern Kaipara

Ngāti Wai Trust Board

Represents: Ngāti WaiBalance sheet: $10.8m

Asset concentration: FisheriesTourism.

Rohe: East coast between Auckland and the Bay of Islands,

including Great Barrier Island

Te Kawerau Iwi Tribal Authority

Represents:Te Kawerau a MakiRohe (Tribal Area): South to Waitākere ranges to Cape Rodney

Ngā Maunga Whakahii o Kaipara Trust

Represents: Ngāti Whātua o KaiparaSettlement: $22.1m received in 2013Balance Sheet: principally the settlement proceedsRohe: Southern Kaipara

Waikato-Tainui Te Kauhanganui Incorporated

Represents: Waikato-TainuiSettlement: 1995 ($170m received initially)Balance sheet: net assets: $704mAsset concentration: property, hotels, fisheriesRohe: Waikato north to South Auckland

Ngaati Whanaunga Incorporated

Represents: Ngaati WhanaungaRohe (Tribal Area): Auckland / Coromandel

Makaurau Marae Trustees

Represents: Te AhiwaruRohe: South Auckland

Deed of Mandate

Agreement in Principle

Deed of Settlement

Settlement Legislation

Progress in Settlement Process:*

(Auckland Council Boundary)

Ngāti Wai

Deed of Mandate

Agreement in Principle

Deed of Settlement

Settlement Legislation

Progress in Settlement Process:Deed of Mandate

Agreement in Principle

Deed of Settlement

Settlement Legislation

Progress in Settlement Process:*

Tāmaki Makaurau Mana Whenua Landscape

Deed of Mandate

Agreement in Principle

Deed of Settlement

Settlement Legislation

Progress in Settlement Process:*

Ngāti Whātua o Orākei

Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Trust

Represents: Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Settlement: $18m received in 2012Balance Sheet: net assets of $300m+Asset concentration: PropertyRohe: Central Auckland

2013 Orākei Papakāinga Development

– Mana whenua, like Auckland Council, have an enduring presence within Auckland and have a vested interest in its success

– Developing greater critical mass through strategic alliances and partnerships

– Shift from stakeholder engagement to partnering and shared decision-making

– Treaty Settlements influencing role in and of local government

– Successful emergence of Māori economy

Future Landscape

Māori responsiveness

What and how

Council’s commitments and obligations to Māori

Enable Te Tiriti o Waitangi

Fulfil statutoryMāori obligations

Enable Māori outcomes

Value te Ao Māori

Effective Māori Participation in

Democracy

An EmpoweredOrganisationStrong Māori

Communities

Te hau o te whenua, te hau o te tangataA Māori identity that is Auckland’s point of difference in the world

Significantly lift Māori social and economic well-being

  Fulfil Statutory Obligations 

  Enable Te Tiriti 

  Enable Māori outcomes 

  Value Te Ao Māori 

Empowered organisation

- 30+ statutes- Key themes: Treaty principles Māori participation

in decision-making Recognition of

Māori cultural values and perspectives

Duty to contribute to Māori capacity

Enable and promote Māori well-being

 - strengthen Treaty-based relationships

- Treaty principles relevant to local government

- Provide for Treaty settlement outcomes

 - A Māori identity – Auckland’s point of difference

- Māori Plan- Treaty

settlements

 - Value, understand, and embed Māori knowledge, culture, and practices into thinking, processes, and policies

Effective Māori participation

Strong Māori communities

Māori responsiveness framework

• Supporting the Council’s commitments and obligations to Māori

• Supporting effective Māori participation in democracy

• Enhancing Council’s contribution to Māori outcomes

• Empowering the organisation to be more responsive to Māori.

Expected benefits

Expected benefits continued...

• Improvement of overall awareness and application of Te Ao Māori

• Informing future business planning

Where to from here?

Possibility Potential

Auckland Transport

Present Future

QUESTIONS?