Crown/Māori Relations

Overview

Crown/Māori Relations – Have your say 2018

Nau mai, haere mai

The Minister for Crown/Māori Relations, Hon Kelvin Davis, is responsible for ensuring a healthy Crown/Māori relationship.  He’s keen to get your ideas about how it could be better - and the sort of projects he should focus on. 

The relationship between the Crown and Māori is, and will continue to be, an important one for all New Zealanders.

The public is invited to hui (meetings) to discuss ideas. These are being held across the country. See here for dates and a location near you. You will need to RSVP to CMRfeedback@justice.govt.nz.

If you can’t get to one of the public hui, you can still have your say by putting your thoughts and ideas down on the following pages. We need your thoughts and ideas by 5pm, Wednesday 30 May, 2018.

Or send us your ideas, no stamp required, to:

Freepost Authority 254825
Crown/Māori Relations
PO Box 180
Wellington

Need more information?

The Ministry of Justice website has more information about Crown/Māori Relations and the engagement process.

Other important information

Please note that submissions made on the Crown/Māori Relations portfolio may be subject of a request under the Official Information Act 1982, which may result in their release and may be made public.

Information contained in a submission may be withheld on grounds set out in the Official Information Act 1982 (see particularly sections 6, 9 and 18 of the Act). Please indicate clearly if your submission includes private information or if there is some other reason why you consider that all or part of your submission should not be disclosed.  The Ministry of Justice will take your comments into account, and may also consult you, in deciding whether to release information under the Official Information Act 1982.