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What is the Treaty of Waitangi?
A contract between Māori and the British Crown that established British sovereignty in New Zealand.
A document outlining the rights of all citizens in New Zealand.
A law enacted to provide land compensation to Māori.
A cultural agreement between New Zealand and Australia.
What legal recognition does the New Zealand government provide to Māori land rights?
Māori land laws provide exclusive rights to all Māori regardless of traditional ownership.
Māori land is held in perpetuity and cannot be reclaimed by the government.
Māori land is subject to the same laws as other private land, but with some exceptions for traditional ownership.
Māori have no recognized land rights outside of urban areas.
Which organization primarily advocates for the rights and representation of Māori in New Zealand?
The Māori Council.
The New Zealand Parliament.
The Waitangi Tribunal.
The New Zealand Police.
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