Package includes:

Online CPD Module  l  Booklet  l  PowerPoint Presentation

Package Fee (incl GST)

• $149 - NZLS members and Associate members
• $179 - Non-members

Note: Access to the online files is via your "My CPD" page. If you would like to purchase multiple packages, please contact us here.

Online CPD Module

Engaging with Māori collectives and iwi can be a complex state of affairs. However, largely as a result of Treaty settlements, Māori collectives and iwi are now a major part of New Zealand’s economic, political, public and private spheres.

Will you be engaging with Māori – either because you are legally obliged to or because it makes sense from a business or policy point of view? What are the benefits of doing so, who do you talk to and what are their drivers?

The module will also look at the opportunities for commercial and cultural development and some of the pitfalls to look out for in the post-settlement cultural and legal context.

• An overview of the different legislative obligations in both the public and private spheres.
• The different forms of Māori collectives from post-settlement governance entities to Māori incorporations and some issues in engaging with Māori collectives.
• The key commercial and cultural drivers of Māori collectives.
• Different ways of formalising engagement with Māori collectives.

Learning objectives

• Understand the legal and cultural context for Māori in the post-settlement space.
• Appreciate some of the issues relating to engagement with Māori collectives.
• Develop some proactive strategies for developing long-lasting and sustainable relationships with Māori collectives.

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Booklet

Introduction

The purpose of this webinar, and the accompanying materials, is to provide an insight into how public and private entities, from government institutions to private commercial businesses and entities, can better engage with Māori collectives. This can be a minefield for many entities that want to establish a relationship with Māori collectives or groups, or strengthen an existing relation with Māori.

PowerPoint Presentation