Showing posts with label Mamari Stephens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mamari Stephens. Show all posts
Sunday, July 28, 2024
Dr Peter Winsley: Tikanga, law and information asymmetry
Labels: Dr Peter Winsley, Gary Judd KC, He Puapua, Human Rights Commission, Mamari Stephens, Te Tiriti, The Treaty Principles Bill, tikanga, Waitangi TribunalJustice Joe Williams in his 2013 paper Lex Aoteoroa made a case for Māori tikanga being recognized as New Zealand’s “first law”. Tikanga existed prior to New Zealand’s development of a legal system based on the British model. Without written language pre-European Māori tikanga is not well documented. However, its customs and norms governed, for example, relationships between people and the environment, property ownership, and conflict resolution.
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