1. Whakatōhea Negotiations: Presentation to the Iwi
May 2017

2. 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

3. 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 √ √ √ √ √

4. 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 the Crown then approved the Whakatōhea Pre-Settlement Claims Trust by Endorsing the Deed of Mandate

5. 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

6. 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

7. 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

8. 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

9. 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

10. 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)

11. 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

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

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

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

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

16. 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

17. 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?”

18. 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

19. 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 to Whakatōhea Pre-settlement Claims Trust

20. 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?

21. 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

22. Whakatōhea Pre-settlement Claims Trust