Model C: A mutual accountability mechanism Rangatiratanga Relational Kāwanatanga Report to Parliament Ministers of Housing C Māori Housing Sector A third optional structure might be a kāhui or entity independent of the Kāwana with mutual accountabilities, following a similar governance and operations model to Ngā Taonga Whitiāhua me Ngā Taonga Kōrero. Such a model has been successful for the Film Archive over 40 years and needs further development for a housing function. Strengths of this model: • Māori autonomy in the housing sector – tino rangatiratanga and Te Tiriti alignment. 56 Joint Body • Housing Sector Development of an effective relationship body that could enhance the future for both Tiriti partners. • A response in the housing sector that aligns with Māori cultural values. Weaknesses and risks of this model: • Public perception of lack of transparency. • Inadequate funding. • Increased stringency of accountability and therefore increased bureaucracy. Te Kāhui Tika Tangata New Zealand Human Rights Commission Housing Inquiry

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