Strong opposition to the Healthy Futures (Pae Ora) Amendment Bill, emphasizing Crown obligations under Te Tiriti o Waitangi and the need to uphold Māori health equity and environmental integrity.

Challenges proposed changes to National Direction for Freshwater, arguing they lack evidence and meaningful iwi engagement, and will harm environmental outcomes.

Responds to updates on national direction for infrastructure, development, and primary sector; raises concerns about RMA replacement and its implications for iwi rights and environmental stewardship.

Opposes amendments to the Overseas Investment Act, citing risks to whenua, wai, and taonga, and erosion of protections critical to Māori communities.

Highlights the deficiencies of the current and proposed Emissions Trading Scheme for its negative impact on Māori and deficiencies in modelling.

Strongly opposes the Regulatory Standards Bill for excluding Te Tiriti principles, viewing it as a constitutional regression undermining Māori rights.

Raises concerns about amendments to the Public Works Act, highlighting risks to Māori land and the need for recognition of cultural and intergenerational stewardship.

Addresses proposed changes to Te Ture Whenua Māori Act, advocating for retention and sustainable use of Māori land to support whānau and hapū wellbeing.

Opposes fast-track approval for Waipiro Bay Marina, citing failure to meet legislative criteria and lack of consideration for Treaty settlements and customary rights.

Opposes commercial development that compromises the health and wellbeing of ecosystems.

Addresses regulation of gene technology, advocating for strong safeguards to protect Māori rights, taonga species, and environmental integrity.

Opposes fast-track consenting processes that bypass iwi consultation and environmental protections, emphasizing Te Tiriti obligations.

Supports renewable energy development with conditions ensuring Māori participation, protection of customary rights, and environmental stewardship.

Raises concerns about proposed changes to resource management and consenting systems, emphasizing the need to protect Māori decision-making authority, uphold Te Tiriti o Waitangi obligations, and prevent environmental degradation through streamlined processes.

Strongly opposes the removal or dilution of Treaty principles from legislation, viewing it as a breach of Te Tiriti and a threat to Māori rights.