US EditionMoana Jackson: There is no word in te reo Māori for ‘cede’
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Moana Jackson: There is no word in te reo Māori for ‘cede’
Moana Jackson pictured at his home in Waimana, not long before he passed away in March 2022. The Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi bill is finally dead in the water, but not without providing a platform for bill supporters to re-air the question of whether Māori ceded sovereignty in 1840. That question was definitively answered in 2014 by the Waitangi Tribunal in its report He Whakaputanga me Te Tiriti, which drew on decades of legal, histori…
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