References 1 International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, Article 1.1. 2 Māori Affairs Committee, Petition of Pania Newton for Save Our Unique Landscape: Protect Ihumātao – Report of the Māori Affairs Committee (July 2019), at 13; Waitangi Tribunal, Report of the Waitangi Tribunal on the Manukau Claim (WAI-8, 1985) at 35. Māori Affairs Committee, Petition of Pania Newton for Save Our Unique Landscape: Protect Ihumātao – Report of the Māori Affairs Committee (July 2019), at 12 3 4 Ibid (July 2019), at 13. 5 Ibid (July 2019), at 12. 6 Waitangi Tribunal, Report of the Waitangi Tribunal on the Manukau Claim (WAI-8, 1985) at 35. Māori Affairs Committee, Petition of Pania Newton for Save Our Unique Landscape: Protect Ihumātao – Report of the Māori Affairs Committee (July 2019), at 13. 7 8 Manukau City Council Notice of Requirement dated 18 October 2007, referenced at Gavin Wallace Ltd v Auckland Council [2012] NZEnvC 120 at [8]. 9 Gavin Wallace Ltd v Auckland Council [2012] NZEnvC 120. 10 At [29] – [30]. 11 At [209]. 12 Waitangi Tribunal The Special Housing Areas Act (Ihumātao) claim (Wai 2547, 2017), #2.5.5. 13 Letter from Fletcher Building Chief Executive, Residential Land and Development to the Chair of the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, 21 March 2018. Māori Affairs Committee Petition of Pania Newton for Save Our Unique Landscape: Protect Ihumātao – Report of the Māori Affairs Committee (July 2019), at 15. 14 15 See Save Our Unique Landscape - https://www.protectihumatao.com/. Māori Affairs Committee, Petition of Pania Newton for Save Our Unique Landscape: Protect Ihumātao – Report of the Māori Affairs Committee (July 2019). 16 17 Shadow Report to the Committee on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination on Special Housing Area 62 in Ihumātao, Mangere, Aotearoa, presented by Pania Newton on behalf of Save Our Unique Landscape (SOUL), 6 July 2017. 18 Mandates of the Special Rapporteur on adequate housing as a component of the right to an adequate standard of living and on the right to non-discrimination in this context and the Special Rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples, (AL NZL 1/2019, 22 March 2019). Te Arawhiti, Advice for the Māori Affairs Committee regarding the Petition of Pania Newton for Save Our Unique Landscape: Protect Ihumātao (24 June 2019). 19 20 The Independent Working Group on Constitutional Transformation, He Whakaaro Here Whakaumu Mo Aotearoa: The Report of Matike Mai Aotearoa (2016), at 40 states “tikanga may be defined as both a law and a discrete set of values. As a practical law it influenced everything from the political organisation of Iwi and Hapū to the social interactions of individuals. As a set of values it summed up what was important in the Māori world view – it is the “ought to be” of Māori existence.” Te Aho, L., ‘Tikanga Māori, Historical Context and the Interface with Pākehā Law in Aotearoa/New Zealand’, in (2007) 10 Yearbook of New Zealand Jurisprudence. 21 22 Justice Joseph Williams, Harkness Henry Lecturehttps://www.courtsofnz.govt.nz/speechpapers/Williams%20J%20Harkness%20Henry%20Lecture%20 Lex%20Aotearoa.pdf/at_download/file. 23 Waitangi Tribunal, Ko Aotearoa Tenei – Vol 1, (Wai 262, 2011) at 244. 25