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Māori Data Sovereignty Statement

We are committed to operating in line with Māori Data Sovereignty principles.

01 Rangatiratanga | Authority

Currently practised by the fact our web site and email server are located in Auckland servers using New Zealand companies.

Any Māori Data we have is either licenced using a Kaitiakitanga licence or Creative Commons Licence.

 

02 Whakapapa | Identity

Currently practised by ensuring all Māori Data whakapapa is recorded and publicly noted.

 

03 Whanaungatanga | Obligations

Currently practised via our licensing schemes and by not using any Māori Data that could be used against Māori, whānau, hapū, marae, hāpori or Iwi.

 

04 Kotahitanga | Collective benefit

Currently practised by recognising the many collective beliefs and identities within the Māori world and by ensuring all Māori Data can be accessed and used by Māori.

 

05 Manaakitanga | Reciprocity

Currently practised by ensuring all Māori Data is obtained and used with Free, prior and informed consent (FPIC) and any Māori Data is created so that its use and interpretation of data shall uphold the dignity of Māori and empower Māori.

 

06 Kaitiakitanga | Guardianship

Currently practised by ensuring tikanga and mātauranga values are applied at all stages of the Māori Data cycle. Te Tiriti (including WAI 262 and WAI 2522), He Whakaputanga and The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples underpin the protection, access and use of Māori Data on this site.

DISCLAIMER: This post is the personal opinion of Dr Karaitiana Taiuru and is not reflective of the opinions of any organisation that Dr Karaitiana Taiuru is a member of or associates with, unless explicitly stated otherwise.

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