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This is your sign to get involved and make real change in your local community. 

Join our team on the 15th of December at the Wellington Harbourside Market as we collect submissions against the Treaty Principles bill.

Why does this matter? 

We need to people to share their stories with the government about the importance of Te Tiriti. Having our voices heard is vital to making change. 

We only have until the 7th of January to get as many submissions as possible on this bill - help us spread the word in Pōneke!

This event is open to anyone regardless of experience and we encourage you to bring a friend and learn about our campaigns. We will have staff there to help with any questions you may have. 

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Join us for a warm, inclusive workshop to learn how to submit your opposition to the Treaty Principles Bill. Together, we’ll stand against this proposed legislation that threatens Te Tiriti o Waitangi and Māori rights.

Why this matters:
Recently, thousands of people came together from across the motu and marched to Parliament in a powerful hīkoi, voicing their opposition and calling for justice.

The Treaty Principles Bill undermines Tangata Whenua and the principles of partnership, participation and protection at the heart of Aotearoa. Submissions are open until 7 January so now's the time to make sure your voice is heard.

Submissions go to a Select Committee who consider the feedback and make recommendations on the Bill to the Government. This is one of the key ways that we can have a say and encourage the Committee to chuck the Bill out.

What to expect:

• Learn the submission process step by step.
• Get support in crafting your submission.
• Connect with others who care about protecting Te Tiriti.

All are welcome—no formal experience needed!

Can’t make it or want to prep beforehand?

CHECK OUT OUR GUIDE

 

Let’s uphold the mana of Te Tiriti together.

Ngā mihi nui,

The Ōtautahi Outreach team

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