8 Maranga Mai! and Justice Commission is established. This timebound commission would hear and document tangata whenua’s experience of colonisation, racism and white supremacy and recommend meaningful pathways towards reconciliation and justice by 2040. The role of the Waitangi Tribunal is extremely important and ground-breaking, but hitherto it has mainly focussed on specific treaty settlements. A Truth, Reconciliation and Justice Commission has a larger vision of truth-telling, national reconciliation and constitutional reform. The group of eminent tangata whenua with primary responsibility for Maranga Mai! was robustly supported by Ahi Kaa, the Commission’s Indigenous Rights Group. The report was led by then Pou Ārahi, Tricia Keelan. Maranga Mai! would not have happened without Ms Keelan’s leadership, determination, industry and insight. The National Iwi Chairs Forum and numerous others also played indispensable roles in the preparation of Maranga Mai! On behalf of the Commission’s board, Race Relations Commissioner Meng Foon, has shouldered responsibility for securing rich and dynamic community engagement for the NAPAR, including supporting the preparation of Maranga Mai! The section headed He Mihi provides a more detailed recognition of those who contributed to this report. I am grateful to everyone for their invaluable contributions. We can all benefit from Maranga Mai! which, despite everything, is remarkably constructive and hopeful. Paul Hunt Chief Human Rights Commissioner Te Kāhui Tika Tangata