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Last updated: Rātū, 27 Whiringa ā-nuku, 2026 | Tuesday, 27 October 2026
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He Korowai Whakamana
He Korowai Whakamana is the Crown’s post-settlement framework. Endorsed by Cabinet in 2022, it was developed to strengthen oversight and accountability of the Crown’s Treaty settlement commitments and improve consistency of practice.
He Korowai Whakamana supports agencies to deliver Treaty settlement commitments by:
- providing guidance and tools to support settlement implementation, including a set of expectations for Crown commitment holders
- requiring agencies to track the status of their commitments through Te Haeata
- establishing annual and system reporting requirements on settlement progress
- providing a post-settlement resolution pathway for PSGEs and Crown agencies.
Together, these components help agencies deliver settlement commitments, support enduring Crown-Iwi relationships, and uphold the long-term intent of Treaty settlements.
Read the Cabinet paper:
Proactive release – He Korowai Whakamana – Enhancing oversight of Treaty settlement commitments
Whāinga Amorangi: Transforming leadership
Whāinga Amorangi is a programme designed to grow the Māori Crown relations capability of the public sector. Launched in 2021, Whāinga Amorangi supports Chief Executives and their agencies to develop Māori Crown relations capability through development of Whāinga Amorangi plans.
Māori Crown relations capability framework:
- Maori Crown Relations Capability Framework Guide Bibliography [PDF 233KB]
- Maori-Crown-Relations-Capability-Framework-Individual-Capability-Component [PDF 417KB]
- Maori-Crown-Relations-Capability-Framework-Organisational-Capability-Component [PDF 291 KB]
- Maori Crown Relations Capability Framework Survey [PDF 226KB]
Guidance to develop a Whāinga Amorangi plan:
Whainga Amorangi - Combined pack [4 MB]
Engagement with Māori resources
Improving the Crown’s engagement with Māori is key to enhancing the Treaty relationship. Best practice tools have been developed to guide agencies with planning for and carrying out engagements with Māori.
Engagement framework and guidelines:
- Crown-engagement-with-Māori-Framework [PDF 1MB]
- Guidelines for engagement with Māori [PDF 200KB]
- Crown engagement with Māori Engagement strategy template [PDF 148KB]
- Crown engagement with Māori Agency Self Review template [PDF 106KB]
- Crown engagement with Māori Participant feedback form template [PDF 106KB]
Engagement Workshop Resources:
2020 12 22 - Whainga Amorangi - Combined pack [PDF 4MB]
Upholding Treaty settlement relationships and delivery - He Korowai Whakamana
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