New Zealand Sign Language Videos
On this page are videos summarising ‘Hauwhaikaha: The Disability System Report’ and its individual chapters in New Zealand Sign Language
On this page, you will find video summaries of Hauwhaikaha: The Disability System Report and its individual chapters in New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL). NZSL is an official language of Aotearoa New Zealand and is a visual language using gestures. It is not a word-for-word translation and has its own vocabulary and grammar structure.
Hauwhaikaha: The Disability System Report
Chapters 1 to 4: ‘Introduction’, ‘The Wider Context – Disability in Aotearoa New Zealand’, ‘The Current Disability System’, and ‘Tiriti/Treaty Principles’
Chapter 5: ‘Approaches to Disability’
Chapter 6: ‘Data, Research and Monitoring’
Chapter 7: ‘Funding’
Chapter 8: ‘Service Barriers and Availability’
Chapter 9: ‘Partnership Mechanisms’
Chapter 10: ‘Disability Workforce, Training and Employment’
Chapter 11: ‘Accountability Mechanisms’
Chapter 12: ‘The Accident Compensation Corporation Scheme’
Chapter 13: ‘Kaapoo Maaori’
Chapter 14: ‘Taangata Turi’
Chapter 15: ‘Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder’
Chapter 16: ‘Summary of Findings and Recommendations’