HE WHAKAPUTANGA
Article One: Mana Motuhake (self-determination)
Article Two: Tino Rangatiratanga (sovereignty)
Article Three: Mahi nga ture i roto i te Ngahuru (framing laws for the dispensation of justice, the preservation of peace and good order, and the regulation of trade)
Article Four: Kaitiakitanga (friendship and protection of those living in Aotearoa)
- Health
- Farming
- Education
- Human Rights
- Housing
Pono Health
The Whenua Rangatira Vision of Health is a new paradigm of the human being as a whole. For people with robust health.
We aim to eliminate diabetes, heart disease, susceptibility to influenza. We aim to have our people living life from birth to death in a state of optimum health.
Farming
Our Whenua is sacred and protected under our native law.
Our vision is for food growing without poison. A return to subsistence farming practises, that both feeds the people, enhance the health of the people and has kataikitanga at its heart.
Education
We will provide every child in Aotearoa with the history of the Whenua and our sovereignty as a nation, of the ancestors and He Whakaputanga.
Every child in Aotearoa should receive the gift of Te Reo.
Human Rights
Under the jurisdiction of He Whakaputanga 1835 every human in Aotearoa has the right to fundamental freedom from government overreached as long as they “Do no harm”.
- Freedom from discrimination
- Freedom of movement
- Freedom to make medical choices
- Freedom to grow food
Housing
We stand for a roof over every head. Warmth and a home.
We will build a home for every homeless family in Aotearoa.
