93 Criminal justice recommendations The following secondary recommendations could be further explored and developed within the National Action Plan Against Racism. See Appendix One. The government consider the following actions: • With tino rangatiratanga partners, government develop and implement a comprehensive reform of Aotearoa’s justice system with the goal of abolishing prisons by 2040. • Review legislation relating to the justice system process, including the Sentencing Act (2002), Bail Act (2000), Criminal Procedure Act (2011) and all legislation relating to care and protection, and ensure it reflects Te Tiriti o Waitangi, te ao Māori, and tikanga Māori approaches to justice. • Establish a Mana Ōrite justice partnership under which Māori and Crown agencies share governance and decision-making at all levels of the justice sector. Tikanga and te ao Māori values to be central to the operation of the justice system. • A kaupapa Māori-based evaluation of the current youth, specialist and therapeutic courts across Aotearoa is completed. Key learnings and principles from kaupapa models are embedded across the mainstream court process. More specialist courts focused on rangatahi, sexual violence, alcohol and other drug treatment, and family violence courts are established. • Institutional racism is challenged within the justice system through law changes, more diverse recruitment and effective training in the justice system, as well as anti-racist school programmes and media campaigns. Human Rights Commission