Māori Council

E46690

The Māori Council is a statutory body in New Zealand that advocates for the rights, interests, and well-being of Māori people at a national level.


Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf advocacy organization
statutory body
activity community representation
consultation with Māori communities
legal advocacy
policy advocacy
advocatesFor Māori interests
Māori rights
Māori well-being
appliesToEthnicGroup Māori
surface form: Māori people
country New Zealand
engagesWith New Zealand government
surface form: New Zealand Government

public policy processes
ethnoPoliticalCategory Māori organization
focusArea cultural protection
economic development
indigenous rights
political representation
social well-being
governanceType crown-related body
hasEthnicFocus indigenous Māori population
jurisdiction New Zealand
language English
Māori language
legalStatus statutory
level national
mandate to represent Māori at the national level
operatesIn New Zealand legal framework
policyArea Treaty of Waitangi issues
cultural policy affecting Māori
economic policy affecting Māori
education policy affecting Māori
health policy affecting Māori
social policy affecting Māori
primaryRole advocacy
purpose to advocate for the interests of Māori people
to advocate for the rights of Māori people
to advocate for the well-being of Māori people
region New Zealand
surface form: Aotearoa New Zealand
represents Māori communities
Māori hapū
Māori individuals
Māori iwi
scope national
sector public sector
subjectOf Māori rights debates in New Zealand
typeOfOrganization national council

Referenced by (1)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Māori hasRepresentativeBody Māori Council