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Chapter 2: Te Ao Māori
2.3 Objectives | Whāinga
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Objective 2-1: Resource management
Whāinga 2-1: Te whakahaere rauemi
To have regard to the
mauri*
of
natural and physical resources^
to enable
hapū*
and
iwi*
to provide for their social, economic and cultural wellbeing.
Kia aro atu ki te mauri o ngā rauemi māori - ōkiko hoki - hei oranga hapori, ōhanga hoki, tikanga hoki mō ngā hapū me ngā iwi.
Kaitiakitanga^ must be given particular regard and the relationship of
hapū*
and
iwi*
with their ancestral
lands^, water^
,
sites*
,
wāhi tapu*
and other
taonga*
(including
wāhi tūpuna*
) must be recognised and provided for through resource management processes.
Ka mate ka tino arohia te kaitiakitanga, ā, ka mate ka whakamanatia te hononga o ngā hapū me ngā iwi ki ō rātou whenua tūpuna, wai, papa, wāhi tapu hoki me ētahi atu taonga (pērā i ngā wāhi tūpuna), ā, ka whakaratongia mā ngā tukanga whakahaere rauemi.
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