Settlement between the Crown and the Pouakani people
Deed of Settlement between the Crown and Te Uri o Hau

 

General Background

Historical Background

Deed of Settlement

Crown Apology

Cultural Redress

Commercial Redress

Questions and Answers

Deed of Settlement - Te Uri o Hau

The Te Uri o Hau Deed of Settlement is made up of a package that includes;

  1. Crown acknowledgements of breaches of the Treaty of Waitangi and its principles (based on an agreed historical account) and a Crown Apology to Te Uri o Hau
  2. Cultural Redress
  3. Commercial Redress

Only Crown assets are involved in the redress offered to Te Uri o Hau, except for a .5ha site (the location of Whakahuranga Pa) to be purchased from a private owner on a willing seller/willing buyer basis that will be transferred to Te Uri o Hau.

The benefits of the settlement will be available to all members of Te Uri o Hau wherever they may live.


Crown Apology

The Crown unreservedly apologises and profoundly regrets that its actions, in failing to preserve sufficient lands for Te Uri o Hau, have had pervasive and enduring consequences, resulting in Te Uri o Hau losing control over the majority of their lands.


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