Whakatōhea Negotiations: Presentation to the Iwi May 2017

CONTENTS Background to the Settlement Feedback from last round of hui Structure of the negotiations Workshop: What do you want Whakatohea to look like in the future? Summary

Journey to Settlement √ √ √ √ √ Stage 3 Post Settlement Governance Structure Ratification Legislation Transfer of assets Stage 2 Negotiations Ratification Deed of Settlement PSGE Draft Deed Of Settlement AIP Preparation for Mandate Stage 1 Elections Whakatohea Pre-settlement Trust Terms of Negotiations Pre- mandate Draft Mandate Strategy Deed of Mandate √ √ √ √ √

Background – Where we have come from 1996 the Government changed the nature of the claim from a Raupatu settlement to a Global settlement, this was rejected by Whakatohea 2003 an interim working party with hapū support developed Te Ara Tono mō te Raupatu which was adopted by the Iwi in 2007. Considerable effort has been made by Tu Ake Whakatōhea Collective to gain hapu and iwi support for a hapu led settlement process. Resulting in a process and structure to complete Pre Settlement with the Crown. In July 2016, Iwi on the tribal register were asked to vote to approve the process and structure – Deed of Mandate In October 2016 Iwi were then asked to appoint their Hapu and Marae delegates to the newly created Whakatohea Pre Settlement Claims Trust December 2016 the Crown then approved the Whakatōhea Pre-Settlement Claims Trust by Endorsing the Deed of Mandate

Whakatohea Pre Settlement Claims Trustees Hapū Representative Marae Representative Dave Ngātai Ngai Tama Vacant Opape Marae Mereaira Hata Ngāti Rua Frank (Te Wheki) Porter Ōmarumutu Marae Graeme Riesterer Ngāti Patu Erin Moore Waiaua Marae Mana Pirihi Ngāti Ngahere Tahu Taia Te Rere Marae Anau Apanui Ngāti Ira Jason Kurei Opeke Marae Muriwai Kahaki Ūpokorehe Keita Hudson Maromahue Marae Robert Edwards Whakatōhea Māori Trust Board Bruce Pukepuke Kutarere Marae Roimata Marae

Supported by : Role Name Lead Negotiator Support Negotiator Jason Pou Māui Hudson Project Manager Arihia Tuoro Administrator Gina Smith Communications Tayla Rutene-Hill Rangimarie Biddle Support Services Whakatōhea Māori Trust Board CEO Dickie Farrar

The Structure Whakatōhea Iwi Whakatōhea Pre Settlement Claims Trust Strategy Kaumātua Committee Whakatōhea Pre Settlement Claims Trust Whakatōhea Claims Committee Operations Kōmiti Whiriwhiri Hītori NEGOTIATORS Te Rōpu Awhina OTS / TPK

Settlement possibilities Feedback from Iwi hui Settlement possibilities Development options Co-governance of DoC estate Apology UFB infrastructure Trade training Mineral rights Water rights Airspace Rivers Foreshore Pouwhenua Wananga facility Place name changes Cultural funds for marae Cultural storytelling Return of lands Rebuild Tane Whirinaki Connect people in digital space Marine space Land development fund Micro-loan facility UFB infrastructure Whakatohea Education Org Whakatohea curriculum Waka for each hapū Te Reo wananga resources Cultural Tourism Manuka honey Seaweed/mussels Organic food production Education programmes Accommodation for Uni students Digital Education platform Entrepreneur incubator Marae insurances Free healthcare Papakainga Foraging sites Succession planning Iwi wananga and trail Alternative fuels Rongoa centre Taonga from Te Papa Motorhome infrastructure Scholarships Whakatohea movie

Keeping our people connected Te Roopu Awhina Communication Environment, Co-Governance, Local Government Relationships Te Reo revitalisation, cultural regeneration RMA, PSGE’s, Co-governance PSGE structures, Tax and Legal, commercial opportunities Economic development, Small business and entrepreneurship Commercial development Policy development Education policy Key theme of connectivity Our people want the opportunity to connect digitally Facebook.com/wpctwhakatohea www.whakatoheapresettlement.org

Structure of the Negotiations Our Strategy is based on; Restoration of mana: mana tangata, mana whenua, mana moana Accelerating Whakatohea’s vision for prosperity and wellbeing. Reconciliation Cultural Regeneration Intergenerational Development Practising Hospitality Reconciliatory redress (language used in Ngati Porou Settlement) Cultural and Commercial redress (everyone) Collective redress (used in Ngaruahine Settlement, similar function to Mana Motuhake used by Tuhoe)

Reconciliation Apology Acknowledgements Historic Account Whakatohea hearings process Telling our stories Cultural redress properties Endowed scholarship fund Digital Hub to connect our people Co-Governance – Ohiwa Harbour & DoC estate

Regenerating Culture Whakatohea Curriculum Whakatohea Wharekura Whakatohea Education Hub (innovation, culture, entrepreneurship) Marae development funds Restoration of Tane Whirinaki

Intergenerational Development Relationship Agreements / Accords Whakatohea Wharekura Whakatohea Education Hub Tertiary Education Vouchers Digital Natives Academy Health and Social Services

Practising hospitality Relationship Agreements Quantum Commercial redress properties Whakatohea Education Hub Reservation Lands Development Fund Marine Space

Workshop session: What do you want Whakatōhea to look like in the future?

Post Settlement Governance Entity (PSGE) Entity which receives the Settlement assets Entity which takes over the WMTB assets Entity which takes over the Fisheries Trust assets Entity which represents Whakatōhea in the future Entity which represents you in the future

Key considerations Needs to be representative to ensure all the “parts” of the Iwi have a seat at the table Size of the Board ; need a balance between representation and costs to administer Establish a Holding Company with skilled directors to grow the assets Have a Charitable Trust to distribute benefits to the people 5 year Review – Ngati Porou currently going through a 5 yearly review. A question raised “should there be a Taurahere seat?”

Post Settlement Governance Entity Examples for Representation Whakatohea Maori Trust Board Model 2 x representatives from each hapu Whakatohea Pre-Settlement Claims Trust Model 1 x representatives from each hapu 1 x representatives from each marae Whakatohea Whanui Model ?? x representatives from Whakatohea Whanui 4. Urban Representation Model ? x representatives from each hapu ? x urban representatives 5. Mixed Model (2 votes each) ? x represenatives from each hapu ? x representatives from Whakatohea Whanui

How can you contribute further ideas Via Hapu reps Via Marae reps Via Hui – a – Iwi Via Facebook Whakatohea Pre Settlement Claims Trust Via Website Whakatohea Pre Settlement Claims Trust Digital Newsletter – enrol on website Via email to Whakatōhea Pre-settlement Claims Trust gina.smith@whakatohea.co.nz

How else can you contribute ? BY VOTING Deed of Settlement Post Settlement Governance Entity Are you on the Beneficiary Roll? Have your address or details changed?

Summary The settlement is about the Restoration of Mana, and addressing the consequences of raupatu. It is also about creating a better future for whanau, hapu and our Iwi. Our settlement strategy is based on Reconciliation for our Iwi , with ourselves , with the Crown, Regeneration of whanau capacity, and Accelerating Whakatōhea’s vision for prosperity and wellbeing. The new entity will represent us in the future. It needs to reflect our place, our people, and our aspirations

Whakatōhea Pre-settlement Claims Trust