Maori Electoral Option Report

Table of Contents

Publication Information
	Title Page
Publication Information
1 - The Claim
	1.1 - Introduction
	1.2 - National Hui at Turangawaewae
	1.3 - The Claim
	1.4 - An Urgent Hearing
2 - Maori Representation in Parliament: An Historical Overview
	2.1 - The Treaty of Waitangi
	2.2 - The Beginnings of Maori Representation in Parliament
	2.3 - Maori in Parliament Since 1868
	2.4 - The Report of the Royal Commission on the Electoral System, 1986 and its Aftermath
3 - Treaty Principles
	3.1 - Introduction
	3.2 - The Recent Privy Council Decision
	3.3 - Article 3 of the Treaty
	3.4 - Privy Council Discussion of Treaty Principles
	3.5 - Principles Articulated by the Privy Council
	3.6 - The Treaty Guarantee of Maori Rangatiratanga
	3.7 - International Covenants and Conventions
	3.8 - Findings on Treaty Principles
4 - The Crowns Funding Proposals
	4.1 - Introduction
	4.2 - Crown Action to Promote Greater Maori Participation in the Electoral Process
	4.3 - Conclusions on the 1993 Maori Electoral Campaigns
	4.4 - Crown Funding for the 1993 Maori Electoral Option
	4.5 - The Adequacy of the Crown Funding
	4.6 - Kanohi Ki Te Kanohi
	4.7 - Conventional Communications
	4.8 - Measures Necessary to Fund Enrolment and Effective Participation
	4.9 - Adequacy of Present Funding Considered
	4.10 - Economic and Social Circumstances
Appendix 1
Appendix 2

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