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3.1.010
Pre hearing Represented - Party Submission/Memo

K Dixon / A Castle, Filing in response to the joint memorandum filed by the Ngati Hinerangi Trust and Crown (referenced as Wai 2578, #3.1.9), 4 May 17

Wai 2578, the Ngāti Hinerangi Mandate claim

15 May 2017
Rahinga: 571KB
3.1.0056(b)
Pre hearing Represented - Party Submission/Memo

Annex B - Key topics, 12 May 17

Wai 2575 - The Health Services and Outcomes Kaupapa Inquiry

15 May 2017
Rahinga: 1.11MB
3.1.0056
Pre hearing Represented - Party Submission/Memo

J Mason, Memorandum of Counsel in relation to submissions made at the first Judicial Conference, 12 May 17

Wai 2575 - The Health Services and Outcomes Kaupapa Inquiry

15 May 2017
Rahinga: 1.19MB
3.1.0056(a)
Pre hearing Represented - Party Submission/Memo

Annex A - Exerpt from Te Paparahi o Te Raki, 12 May 17

Wai 2575 - The Health Services and Outcomes Kaupapa Inquiry

15 May 2017
Rahinga: 1.77MB
1.1.0001
Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai No: 2642
Claim: the Racism and Health claim
Date Received: 24 Jan 17
Claimant: Riria Reuma Dolly 'Lily' Stone
Representing: Herself, her whanau and hapu of Ngati Kahungunu
Concerning:The claim concerns institutional and interpersonal racism within New Zealand and how that racism has negatively affected the health of Māori in respect of cancer. The claimant alleges that the Crown: • Does not provide Māori with the opportunity to have adequate input into health policy and practices which effect them; • Gives Māori public health a low priority and visibility in core policy documents; • Takes into account evidence which is not appropriate for Māori in designing health policy; • Employs policy makers and senior managers who have no professional requirement or obligation to have cultural or political competency; • Lacks the ability to effectively assess Māori needs and aspirations, and has limited internal consultation processes; • Designed and implemented health interventions and policies that fail to take into account the health effects of racism; and • Has, through institutionalised and interpersonal racism, failed to provide equal access to health care for Māori in respect of cancer.

Wai 2642, the Racism and Health claim

15 May 2017
Rahinga: 1.37MB
2.1.0001
Pre hearing - Trib Memo/Direction/Decision

Memorandum-directions of the Deputy Chairperson registering statement of claim, 4 May 17

Wai 2642, the Racism and Health claim

15 May 2017
Rahinga: 352KB
2.1.0001
Pre hearing - Trib Memo/Direction/Decision

Memorandum-directions of the Deputy Chairperson registering statement of claim, 4 May 17

Wai 2630, the Māori Health (Te Tau Ihu) claim

15 May 2017
Rahinga: 350KB
2.1.0001
Pre hearing - Trib Memo/Direction/Decision

Memorandum-directions of the Deputy Chairperson registering statement of claim, 4 May 17

Wai 2645, the Canterbury Health claim

15 May 2017
Rahinga: 347KB
3.1.0001
Pre hearing Represented - Party Submission/Memo

D Stone (Wai 2633), Memorandum of Counsel filing statement of claim of Leanne Te Karu, 28 Feb 17

Wai 2633, the Gout Healthcare claim

15 May 2017
Rahinga: 1.19MB
1.1.0001
Statement of claim (SOC)

Wai No: 2647
Claim: the Cancer Healthcare claim
Date Received: 24 Jan 17
Claimant: Teresa Goza
Representing: Herself and her whanau
Concerning: The claim concerns the failure of the Crown to provide for the healthcare of Māori in relation to cancer. The claimant alleges that the Crown has breached the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi by failing to: • Take protective action to address group disparity where Māori suffer significantly poorer health than non-Māori; • Allocate health resources for remedial purposes, specifically for Māori benefit, or to assist an at-risk group of which Māori constitutes a high proportion; • Use promotional means of information and advocacy, such as health education aimed at changing lifestyle habits; • Provide additional resources specifically devoted to Māori communities whenever general provision of services is not giving sufficient protection; • Provide equal standards of healthcare to Māori as to non-Māori; • Ensure a general equality of health outcomes for Māori as a whole compared to non-Māori, as a benefit of the citizenship granted by the Treaty; • Act in good faith and to consult with Māori in relation to health services; and • Provide sufficient resources and funding towards the health and wellbeing of Māori.

Wai 2647, the Cancer Healthcare claim

15 May 2017
Rahinga: 1.14MB
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