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(2) Treaty analysis and findings	619
7.8.4 Are Tauranga Māori now able to exercise rangatiratanga over their natural resources and taonga?	619
(1) Discussion of the facts	619
(2) Treaty analysis and findings	623
7.9 Main conclusions and findings in this chapter	625

CHAPTER 8: THE ANCESTRAL LANDSCAPE: CULTURAL HERITAGE, 1886–2006	627
8.1 Introduction	627
8.1.1 The cultural heritage of Tauranga Māori	627
8.1.2 Cultural heritage and the Treaty	630
8.1.3 The issues: has the Crown honoured its Treaty obligations in Tauranga Moana?	631
8.2 Crown legislation	633
8.2.1 The development of heritage legislation	633
8.2.2 Taonga tuturu: 'antiquities’ legislation	642
8.3 Cultural heritage in Tauranga Moana: six significant sites	643
8.3.1 Bowentown Domain	643
8.3.2 Kauri Point Historic Reserve	649
8.3.3 Huharua	651
8.3.4 Mangatawa	653
8.3.5 Kopukairoa	657
8.3.6 Development at Pāpāmoa	660
8.4 The submissions of the parties	666
8.4.1 Claimant submissions	666
8.4.2 Crown submissions	668
8.4.3 Local authority submissions	669
8.4.4 The claimants’ replies	670
8.5 Tribunal discussion, analysis, and findings	671
8.5.1 Has the Crown historically protected the tino rangatiratanga and kaitiakitanga of Tauranga Māori over their cultural heritage?	671
(1) Discussion of the facts	671
(2) Treaty analysis and findings	673
8.5.2 Has the Crown been historically responsible for destruction and desecration of the cultural heritage of Tauranga Māori?	674
(1) Discussion of the facts	674
(2) Treaty analysis and findings	677
8.5.3 Can Māori now exercise rangatiratanga and kaitiakitanga over their cultural heritage?	677
(1) Discussion of the facts	677
(2) Treaty analysis and findings	683
8.5.4 Does the current legislative regime now adequately protect Māori cultural heritage ?	684
(1) Concerns regarding the identification of cultural heritage	684

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