This summary is part of our strengthened approach to monitoring , supporting greater visibility of Treaty settlement delivery, transparency and accountability, and evidence-informed conversations about improvement across government.
The dashboard provides a high-level view of Crown agency progress in delivering Treaty settlement commitments. It brings together commitment information submitted by responsible agencies to Te Haeata, a Treaty settlement database. This information is used to assess progress, identify issues and risks, and support accountability for the delivery of Treaty settlement commitments.
The summary shows that agencies are reporting progress in delivering Treaty settlement commitments including increased completed and on track commitments and decreased delivery issues.
As of 1 July 2026, 85.8 percent of recorded Treaty settlement commitments were assessed by agencies as either complete or on track, indicating that most commitments continue to be progressed or delivered.
Compared with March 2026 (Q3), overall system performance remained broadly stable in June 2026 (Q4), with small increases in commitments assessed as complete and on track, and a reduction in commitments reported as experiencing delivery issues.
Te Puni Kōkiri will release a more detailed Whole of System (Core Crown) report on Treaty Settlement Delivery in December 2026 which will provide a more detailed view of progress, including perspectives of post-settlement governance entities.
You can read the 2025 Whole of System (Core Crown) report on Treaty Settlement Delivery.
- About: Monitoring and Mentoring
- Published in 2026