MBIE is another entity with a broad array of services, although if a single policy area had to be selected for impact potential on Māori
The Ministry for Primary Industries has a wide brief of work, most of which is important to Māori given circa one-third of Māori business is
This year, perhaps due to the influence of former Minister Kiritapu Allan, Te Tiriti o Waitangi is evaluated in this Department’s strategic framework of priorities
As shown in the assessment table above we rate this report as excellent in reporting on Te Tiriti o Waitangi expectations and ensuring services reported
Last week we provided reviews of the annual reports of six large social sector agencies, finding mixed results in relation to Te Tiriti o Waitangi
The Ministry of Health’s annual report reflects a revised role for the agency, given the establishment of Te Whatu Ora and Te Aka Whai Ora.
From our perspective the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development’s annual report has a noticeable dichotomy. On the one hand, they are not concerned about
[Note this review excludes the stand-alone internal agency of Te Arawhiti, which we will review separately.] From a Māori policy perspective, the question of the
The Ministry of Social Development has significant reach into the lives of many Māori whānau, including for example circa 135,000 tangata Māori and their household
The Ministry of Education’s annual report is perhaps the exemplar report on providing clear and relevant data on outcomes for Māori in a meaningful way
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