Mana Whakahono ā Rohe agreements are formal participation arrangements between iwi authorities and local councils under the Resource Management Act, allowing Māori to have a structured role in resource management and planning decisions within their rohe (tribal area).
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replacement of Māori land agreements
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon speaks on Resource Management Act reformsiwi-council partnerships in resource management
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