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9.5 4 Conclusions	736
9.6 Provision of services	737
9.6.1 Health	738
(1) Provision of health services to 1900	738
(2) Provision of health services, 1900–45	741
(3) Provision of health services after 1945	748
(4) Conclusions	752
9.6.2 Housing	753
(1) Assistance for Māori housing in the pre-urbanisation era	753
(2) Assistance for Māori housing in the post-war era	757
(3) The impact of planning rules on peri-urban Māori land	758
(4) Housing programme challenged by population growth	761
(5) Integration and pepper-potting	762
(6) A more flexible approach to Māori land?	764
(7) Assistance for Māori housing in recent decades	766
(8) The papakāinga lending programme	767
(9) Building housing on Māori land: continuing problems	771
(10) The response of local authorities	774
(11) Conclusions	776
9.6.3 Education	777
(1) Native schools	777
(2) Education Board schools	779
(3) Post-primary education and preparation for employment	781
(4) Te reo Māori in the education system	784
9.6.4 Provision of services	791
9.7 The submissions of the parties	791
9.7.1 Claimant submissions	791
9.7.2 Crown submissions	794
9.8 Tribunal discussion, analysis, and findings	796
9.8.1 To what extent did land loss contribute to the economic and social marginalisation of Tauranga Māori?	796
(1) Discussion of the facts	796
(a) Land loss: the economic consequences	796
(b) Land loss	798
(c) Land loss and socioeconomic disadvantage: a causal nexus?	798
(d) Determining the Crown’s role	799
(2) Treaty analysis and findings	800
9.8.2 Have the Crown’s legislative regimes for Māori landholding and development contributed to the marginalisation of Tauranga Māori?	801
(1) Discussion of the facts	801
(2) Treaty analysis and findings	803
9.8.3 Did the Crown meet its obligations to those hapū left with little or no land?	803
(1) Discussion of the facts	803

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