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1.1.0001
Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai No: 2632
Claim: the Maori Health (Orakei) claim
Date Received: 14 Mar 17
Claimant: Kereama Pene
Representing: Kia Maia Ratana Committee
Concerning:The claim concerns the failure of the Crown to provide for the healthcare of Māori in respect of spiritual wellbeing. The claimant agrees with Sir Edward Taihakurei Durie’s Statement of Claim that alleges the Crown has breached the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi by failing to: • Provide health services necessary to stem the disproportionate loss of life and loss of good health amongst Māori; • Provide accessible services for good health; • Recognise Māori have difficulties in accessing doctors or specialists services; • Address the high cost of transport and consultation fees; • Address the unclear or misunderstood medical information provided to Māori in relation to serious illness; • Provide equal funding to Māori health service providers; and • Provide adequate health care services, including support for spiritual wairua, for Orakei and Auckland Māori.

Wai 2632, the Māori Health (Ōrākei) claim

15 May 2017
Size: 1.17MB
1.1.0001
Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai No: 2647
Claim: the Cancer Healthcare claim
Date Received: 24 Jan 17
Claimant: Teresa Goza
Representing: Herself and her whanau
Concerning: The claim concerns the failure of the Crown to provide for the healthcare of Māori in relation to cancer. The claimant alleges that the Crown has breached the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi by failing to: • Take protective action to address group disparity where Māori suffer significantly poorer health than non-Māori; • Allocate health resources for remedial purposes, specifically for Māori benefit, or to assist an at-risk group of which Māori constitutes a high proportion; • Use promotional means of information and advocacy, such as health education aimed at changing lifestyle habits; • Provide additional resources specifically devoted to Māori communities whenever general provision of services is not giving sufficient protection; • Provide equal standards of healthcare to Māori as to non-Māori; • Ensure a general equality of health outcomes for Māori as a whole compared to non-Māori, as a benefit of the citizenship granted by the Treaty; • Act in good faith and to consult with Māori in relation to health services; and • Provide sufficient resources and funding towards the health and wellbeing of Māori.

Wai 2647, the Cancer Healthcare claim

15 May 2017
Size: 1.14MB
1.1.0001
Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai No: 2650
Claim: the Weight-Related Healthcare claim
Date Received: 19 Jan 17
Claimant: Wiremu Bayliss
Representing: Himself and his whanau
Concerning:The claim concerns the failure of the Crown to provide for the healthcare of Māori in respect to weight-related health issues. In particular, the failure to: • Provide sufficient education around healthy and nutritious eating; • Provide access to education and addiction programmes; • Incorporate a whanau-centric focus into programmes on healthy eating and overcoming eating addictions; • Provide publicly funded gastric surgeries for Māori, along with culturally appropriate support before and after surgeries; and • Provide post-surgery support in relation to programmes available and information on how Māori can participate.

Wai 2650, the Weight-Related Healthcare claim

15 May 2017
Size: 1.14MB
1.1.0001
Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai No: 2633
Claim: the Gout Healthcare claim
Date Received: 28 Feb 17
Claimant: Leanne Te Karu
Representing: Maori affected by gout
Concerning:The claim concerns the failure of the Crown to provide adequate healthcare to Māori in respect of gout. The claimant alleges that the Crown has breached the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi by failing to: • Adequately address Māori suffering gout at epidemic levels; • Provide adequate, appropriate and timely health for Māori in respect of gout; • Encourage Māori to seek professional medical advice regarding their gout problems; • Ensure that Māori receive proper care, medication and treatment they require to effectively address gout; and • Ensure that Māori are fully educated in respect of health issues including the causes of gout and the best means of addressing it.

Wai 2633, the Gout Healthcare claim

15 May 2017
Size: 1.35MB
1.1.0001
Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai No: 2648
Claim: the Pamapuria Health claim
Date Received: 14 Mar 17
Claimant: Tina Latimer, James Eruera, Ricky Houghton
Representing: Pamapuria Maori and Maori of Kaitaia generally
Concerning: The claim concerns the failure of the Crown to provide for the healthcare Pamapuria Māori. The claimants allege that the Crown has breached the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi by failing to provide: • Adequate mental health clinic services to Pamapuria Marae and Pamapuria children; and • Equal health service providers to that of Pakeha.

Wai 2648, the Pamāpūria Health claim

15 May 2017
Size: 1.18MB
1.1.0001(b)
Amendment To SOC

Amended Statement of Claim, 12 Apr 17

Wai 2494 - the Racism Against Māori claim

12 May 2017
Size: 606KB
1.1.1(b)
Amendment To SOC

Amended Statement of Claim, 7 Apr 17

Descendants of Te Uri o Ratima Claim

12 May 2017
Size: 4.53MB
1.1.001
Statement of claim (SOC)

Statement of Claim by by Stanley Rahui Papa on behalf of Te Whakakitenga o Waikato Incorporated (Te Whakakitenga), 5 Apr 17 (Recorded as Wai 2653, #1.1.1 & Wai 2840, #1.1.2)

Wai 2653, the Hauraki Collective Deed of Settlemt (Te Whakakitenga) claim

12 May 2017
Size: 624KB
1.1.0001
Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai No: 2634
Claim: the Smoking Healthcare claim
Date Received: 19 Jan 17
Claimant: Maraea Katene
Representing: Herself and her whanau
Concerning: Failure of the Crown to provide for the healthcare of Māori in respect to smoking. The claimant alleges that the Crown has breached the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi by failing to: • Make sufficient progress in addressing the tobacco-related harm suffered by Māori; • Reduce the availability and supply of tobacco; • Use mass media effectively to reduce smoking, including the use of targeted mass media campaigns; and • Make further progress on the disclosure of product additives and the regulation of nicotine and additives

Wai 2634, the Smoking Healthcare claim

10 May 2017
Size: 1.14MB
VACCANT
Amendment To SOC

ASOC of Edward Penetito

Ngati Kauwhata ki te Tonga surplus lands claim

10 May 2017
Size: 5.11MB
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