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CHAPTER 8: THE ANCESTRAL LANDSCAPE—continued
8.5 Tribunal discussion, analysis, and findings—continued
8.5.4 Does the current legislative regime now adequately protect Māori cultural heritage?—continued
(2) Concerns regarding the protection of cultural heritage	692
(3) Treaty analysis and findings	699
8.6 Main conclusions and findings in this chapter	700

CHAPTER 9: SOCIOECONOMIC IMPACT	703
9.1 Introduction	703
9.2 Relative socioeconomic status of Tauranga Māori: a contemporary overview	705
9.2.1 Māori population	707
9.2.2 Socioeconomic status	707
9.2.3 Employment	708
9.2.4 Income	708
9.2.5 Housing	709
9.2.6 Education	710
9.2.7 Health	710
9.2.8 Conclusions	711
9.3 The socioeconomic impact of land loss and rapid urbanisation	712
9.3.1 Land loss and socioeconomic deprivation	712
(1) Health	713
(2) Housing	713
(3) Employment and income	716
(4) Urbanisation	717
9.3.2 Land loss and cultural malaise	719
9.3.3 Conclusions	722
9.4 The socioeconomic impact of regimes for Māori landholding	722
9.4.1 Introduction	722
9.4.2 Regimes for Māori landholding before 1945: the economic, social, and cultural impacts	723
(1) Alienation	723
(2) Utilisation and development	724
9.4.3 Regimes for Māori landholding after 1945: the economic, social, and cultural impacts	725
(1) Alienation	725
(2) Utilisation and development	725
(3) Rates, alienation, and marginalisation	726
(4) Local planning legislation	727
9.5 The Crown’s response to landlessness	728
9.5.1 Hapū attempt to address their plight	728
9.5.2 The Government’s response to Māori landlessness in the early twentieth century	729
9.5.3 Landless petitioners take up the cause	733

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