Ngati Haua Deed of Settlement - Terabyte Interactive

NGĀTI HAUĀ DEED OF SETTLEMENT6: CULTURAL REDRESS: TUPUNA AWAreferred to in clause 6.36 and references to “the draft plan” are to be read as referencesto draft provisions.6.40 In preparing provisions referred to in clause 6.37, the contributing parties, after cooperationbetween them, must agree joint provisions that are consistent with -6.40.1 the overarching purpose and provisions of the Waikato River Act relating tothe Waikato River integrated management plan; and6.40.2 the overarching purpose and provisions of the Upper Waikato River Actrelating to the Upper Waikato River integrated management plan.6.41 Once the joint provisions are agreed in accordance with clause 6.36 and clause 6.40,those provisions must be taken -6.41.1 to be part of the relevant component of the Waikato River integratedmanagement plan, and to apply to the sub-catchment in accordance with theprovisions of the Waikato River Act; and6.41.2 to be part of the relevant component of the Upper Waikato River integratedmanagement plan, and apply to the Waikato River to the extent it is within thesub-catchment, in accordance with the provisions of the Upper Waikato RiverAct.6.42 Clauses 6.36 to 6.41 do not affect the preparation and approval of -6.42.1 components of the Waikato River integrated river management plan applyingto the Waikato River in accordance with the Waikato River Act; or6.42.2 components of the Upper Waikato River integrated management planapplying to the Upper Waikato River outside the sub-catchment in accordancewith the Upper Waikato River Act.Settlement legislation6.43 The settlement legislation must provide for the matters set out in clauses 6.21 to 6.42.WAIHOU RIVER AND PIAKO RIVER6.44 The Crown acknowledges that -6.44.1 Ngāti Hauā have interests in those parts of the Waihou River and Piako Riverwithin the area of interest that are of significant cultural, historical, and spiritualimportance to Ngāti Hauā (Ngāti Hauā interests); however6.44.2 the Crown is developing co-governance arrangements in respect of theWaihou River and Piako River as part of its Treaty settlement process with theHauraki Collective (co-governance arrangements); and6.44.3 the Crown has a policy of developing single mechanisms for redress overnatural resources, such as rivers, that are designed to accommodate all iwiwith interests in the resources; and57