112 Maranga Mai! Te Tiriti o Waitangi Decolonisation and Anti-Racism Strategy, Framework and Index (for central and local government with tino rangatiratanga partners) 3. The Ministry of Justice, the Indigenous Rights Commissioner, and the Human Rights Commission, with tino rangatiratanga partners, develop and implement a new Te Tiriti o Waitangi Decolonisation and Anti-Racism Strategy and Framework across all central and local government ministries, departments, offices, and agencies. This includes the government considering the following actions: i. Decolonise central and local government and key sectors, including housing, education, health, justice, employment, and work and income to realise tino rangatiratanga for Māori. ii. Set policies, goals and priorities to eliminate racism across central and local government, and across key sectors, thus improving Māori outcomes. iii. Strengthen legislation and other standards to regulate, reduce and eliminate racism and white supremacy in all its forms across the government and society. iv. Support agencies to establish authentic partnerships with tangata whenua. 4. Develop and embed a Tiriti o Waitangi Anti-Racism Strategy which includes a Tiriti o Waitangi Decolonisation and Anti-Racism Index as follows: i. Include an assessment of the current state of all government agencies’ performance to determine whether each body is fit for purpose to eliminate racism and uphold Te Tiriti and Indigenous rights. ii. Include an assessment of the medium to long-term impacts of current and proposed government legislation and policies on tangata whenua. iii. Report on the progress of decolonisation and anti-racism strategy goals in government agency annual reports. Māori Education Authority (for government with tino rangatiratanga partners) 5. Recognising that despite recent decades of new initiatives - inequities and unequal outcomes for Māori in education persist - the government, with tino rangatiratanga partners, explores the establishment of a stand-alone Māori Education Authority. This includes the government considering the following actions: i. A Tiriti-based legislative and policy review of education to identify the changes needed to strengthen tino rangatiratanga and enable tangata whenua to regain mana motuhake over the education of tamariki and Māori education systems. ii. Strengthening kaupapa Māori education and supporting traditional wananga education for Māori. iii. Transforming the English medium sector to achieve equal outcomes for Māori learners. iv. Advising, guiding, and monitoring the Ministry of Education in the priority development and implementation of a sector-wide Tiriti-based anti-racism curriculum.