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M Tutari, Affidavit (unsworn) of Marie Tutari (Wai 2669), 13 Jun 24 (filed by C Hockly)

Wai 2669, the Marine and coastal Area (Takutai Moana) Act (Te Whakapiko) claim

05 Jul 2024
Size: 152KB
2.2.001
SOC Amendment - Trib Memo/Direction/Decision

Memorandum-directions of the Presiding Officer registering amended statement of claim, 14 Sep 18
(Recorded as Wai 2669, #2.2.1 & Wai 2600, #2.2.5)

Wai 2669, the Marine and coastal Area (Takutai Moana) Act (Te Whakapiko) claim

30 Oct 2018
Size: 78KB
2.1.0001
New Claim - Trib Memo/Direction/Decision

Memorandum-directions of the Deputy Chairperson registering statement of claim, 17 Oct 17

Wai 2670, the Treatment of Substance Abuse Issues Claim

27 Oct 2017
Size: 114KB
1.1.0001
Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai No: 2670
Claim: the Treatment of Substance Abuse Issues Claim
Date Received: 25 Jul 17
Claimant: Jack Rifle
Representing: Ngati Te Wehi
Concerning: The claim concerns the failure of the Crown to provide for the healthcare of Māori and their whānau in the provision of sufficient support for those with substance abuse issues. The claimant alleges that the Crown has breached the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi by failing to: • Afford Ngāti Te Wehi equal treatment compared with non-Māori; • Provide sufficient healthcare for Ngāti Te Wehi; • Afford Ngāti Te Wehi equal rights, privileges and support as afforded non-Māori; • Prevent unfair treatment of Māori; • Prevent the undermining of the claimant’s mana and rangatiratanga; • Provide sufficient assistance, support and care for Māori; • Provide for the claimant’s overall health and well-being.

Wai 2670, the Treatment of Substance Abuse Issues Claim

24 Oct 2017
Size: 102KB
3.1.0001
Pre hearing Represented - Party Submission/Memo

A Warren / J Burgess, Memorandum of Counsel filing statement of claim for Wai 2670 and amended statement of claim for Wai 1589, 25 Jul 17

Wai 2670, the Treatment of Substance Abuse Issues Claim

24 Oct 2017
Size: 100KB
3.1.002
Pre hearing Represented - Party Submission/Memo

S Roughton (Wai 2671), Memorandum of counsel filing amended statement of claim, 29 Apr 22 (Also recorded as Wai 3060, #3.1.137)

Wai 2671, the Mental Health Services (Stevens) Claim

27 May 2022
Size: 514KB
2.1.0001
New Claim - Trib Memo/Direction/Decision

Memorandum-directions of the Deputy Chairperson registering statement of claim, 17 Oct 17

Wai 2671, the Mental Health Services (Stevens) Claim

27 Oct 2017
Size: 112KB
1.1.001(a)
Amendment To SOC

Amended statement of claim for Wai 2671, 29 Apr 22 (Filed by S Roughton)

Wai 2671, the Mental Health Services (Stevens) Claim

27 May 2022
Size: 603KB
3.1.0001
Pre hearing Represented - Party Submission/Memo

D Naden / S Roughton, Memorandum of Counsel filing statement of claim, 28 Jul 17

Wai 2671, the Mental Health Services (Stevens) Claim

24 Oct 2017
Size: 86KB
1.1.0001
Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai No: 2671
Claim: the Mental Health Services (Stevens) Claim
Date Received: 28 Jul 17
Claimant: Jane Stevens
Representing: Nicky Stevens, her whanau, Ngai Tahu and all Maori suffering from mental illness
Concerning: The claim concerns the failure of the Crown to provide for the healthcare of Māori in respect of mental illness. The claimant alleges that the Crown has breached the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi by failing to: • Deliver adequate mental health services to Māori; • Consult Māori over the delivery of health services for Māori; • Adequately ensure that health policy is kept up to date with regard to self-harm, suicide and Māori mental health policy; • Address funding and staffing needs to improve Māori mental health services; • Protect the provision of kaupapa Māori mental health services; • Allow Māori tino rangatiratanga over their kaupapa, by the Crown assuming control over mental health policy; • Provide adequate funding for Māori health initiatives or tikanga-based treatment within the wider health service; • Protect kaupapa Māori through its application of the Crown’s health policy; • Protect Māori from poverty, sickness, high mortality and economic marginalisation; and • Resource Māori with the ability to provide for the health issues of Māori.

Wai 2671, the Mental Health Services (Stevens) Claim

24 Oct 2017
Size: 267KB
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