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#Waitangi Tribunal finds #Crown had no clear plan for #Māori health after scrapping #TeAkaWhaiOra
by Layla Bailey-McDowell
"The #WaitangiTribunal has found the Government had no clear alternative plan for #MāoriHealth when it scrapped Te Aka Whai Ora - the #MāoriHealthAuthority.
"The second part of the Hautupua: Te Aka Whai Ora (Māori Health Authority) Priority Report was released on Friday, and examined the Crown's process for developing plans to address Māori health in place of a Māori health authority.
"The Tribunal found the Crown:
- failed to adequately inform Māori about its alternative plans
- failed to recognise and respect tino rangatiratanga
- failed to consult with Māori and be sufficiently informed about key elements of its plans
- failed in its duty of active protection and Māori's right to self-determine what is best for Māori health
- failed to properly engage with Māori about the Hauora Māori Strategy and Pae Ora Amendment Act."It found these breaches had caused, and would continue to cause, short and long-term prejudice to Māori and repeated its previous finding that the Crown had shown 'reckless disregard for the Crown-Māori relationship'.
"They recommend that a stand-alone Māori health authority be revisited."
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#Waitangi Tribunal finds #Crown had no clear plan for #Māori health after scrapping #TeAkaWhaiOra
by Layla Bailey-McDowell
"The #WaitangiTribunal has found the Government had no clear alternative plan for #MāoriHealth when it scrapped Te Aka Whai Ora - the #MāoriHealthAuthority.
"The second part of the Hautupua: Te Aka Whai Ora (Māori Health Authority) Priority Report was released on Friday, and examined the Crown's process for developing plans to address Māori health in place of a Māori health authority.
"The Tribunal found the Crown:
- failed to adequately inform Māori about its alternative plans
- failed to recognise and respect tino rangatiratanga
- failed to consult with Māori and be sufficiently informed about key elements of its plans
- failed in its duty of active protection and Māori's right to self-determine what is best for Māori health
- failed to properly engage with Māori about the Hauora Māori Strategy and Pae Ora Amendment Act."It found these breaches had caused, and would continue to cause, short and long-term prejudice to Māori and repeated its previous finding that the Crown had shown 'reckless disregard for the Crown-Māori relationship'.
"They recommend that a stand-alone Māori health authority be revisited."
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#Waitangi Tribunal finds #Crown had no clear plan for #Māori health after scrapping #TeAkaWhaiOra
by Layla Bailey-McDowell
"The #WaitangiTribunal has found the Government had no clear alternative plan for #MāoriHealth when it scrapped Te Aka Whai Ora - the #MāoriHealthAuthority.
"The second part of the Hautupua: Te Aka Whai Ora (Māori Health Authority) Priority Report was released on Friday, and examined the Crown's process for developing plans to address Māori health in place of a Māori health authority.
"The Tribunal found the Crown:
- failed to adequately inform Māori about its alternative plans
- failed to recognise and respect tino rangatiratanga
- failed to consult with Māori and be sufficiently informed about key elements of its plans
- failed in its duty of active protection and Māori's right to self-determine what is best for Māori health
- failed to properly engage with Māori about the Hauora Māori Strategy and Pae Ora Amendment Act."It found these breaches had caused, and would continue to cause, short and long-term prejudice to Māori and repeated its previous finding that the Crown had shown 'reckless disregard for the Crown-Māori relationship'.
"They recommend that a stand-alone Māori health authority be revisited."
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#Waitangi Tribunal finds #Crown had no clear plan for #Māori health after scrapping #TeAkaWhaiOra
by Layla Bailey-McDowell
"The #WaitangiTribunal has found the Government had no clear alternative plan for #MāoriHealth when it scrapped Te Aka Whai Ora - the #MāoriHealthAuthority.
"The second part of the Hautupua: Te Aka Whai Ora (Māori Health Authority) Priority Report was released on Friday, and examined the Crown's process for developing plans to address Māori health in place of a Māori health authority.
"The Tribunal found the Crown:
- failed to adequately inform Māori about its alternative plans
- failed to recognise and respect tino rangatiratanga
- failed to consult with Māori and be sufficiently informed about key elements of its plans
- failed in its duty of active protection and Māori's right to self-determine what is best for Māori health
- failed to properly engage with Māori about the Hauora Māori Strategy and Pae Ora Amendment Act."It found these breaches had caused, and would continue to cause, short and long-term prejudice to Māori and repeated its previous finding that the Crown had shown 'reckless disregard for the Crown-Māori relationship'.
"They recommend that a stand-alone Māori health authority be revisited."
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#Waitangi Tribunal finds #Crown had no clear plan for #Māori health after scrapping #TeAkaWhaiOra
by Layla Bailey-McDowell
"The #WaitangiTribunal has found the Government had no clear alternative plan for #MāoriHealth when it scrapped Te Aka Whai Ora - the #MāoriHealthAuthority.
"The second part of the Hautupua: Te Aka Whai Ora (Māori Health Authority) Priority Report was released on Friday, and examined the Crown's process for developing plans to address Māori health in place of a Māori health authority.
"The Tribunal found the Crown:
- failed to adequately inform Māori about its alternative plans
- failed to recognise and respect tino rangatiratanga
- failed to consult with Māori and be sufficiently informed about key elements of its plans
- failed in its duty of active protection and Māori's right to self-determine what is best for Māori health
- failed to properly engage with Māori about the Hauora Māori Strategy and Pae Ora Amendment Act."It found these breaches had caused, and would continue to cause, short and long-term prejudice to Māori and repeated its previous finding that the Crown had shown 'reckless disregard for the Crown-Māori relationship'.
"They recommend that a stand-alone Māori health authority be revisited."