Consultation questions
1. Are there any other main drivers you think should be included?
Please explain your answer here
Biased media / misinformation.
These shape people’s opinions (particularly those with limited literacy or who, due to their culture, are easily influenced), and opinions sway politicians to make / amend / scrap policies.
These shape people’s opinions (particularly those with limited literacy or who, due to their culture, are easily influenced), and opinions sway politicians to make / amend / scrap policies.
2. How well does the way we describe what the future could look like align with your aspirations for the land and New Zealanders’ relationship with it?
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3. Would you add to or change anything about the descriptions of what the future could look like?
Please explain your answer here
1. Make “protecting, revitalising and making the land more resilient”, “protecting, regenerating and making the land more resilient”
2. Include a statement that alludes to transparency and clear accountability for actions / inactions. No more hiding behind faceless bureaucrats or acceding to insurance company doctrine of ‘not admitting fault’. Everyone appreciates that people make mistakes, let’s be honest and face those facts, whilst supporting those who make the errors with good intentions.
2. Include a statement that alludes to transparency and clear accountability for actions / inactions. No more hiding behind faceless bureaucrats or acceding to insurance company doctrine of ‘not admitting fault’. Everyone appreciates that people make mistakes, let’s be honest and face those facts, whilst supporting those who make the errors with good intentions.
4. For each leverage point, what could we do to make them effective?
Please explain your answer here
Reword them as statements of commitment. E.g., “We will…”
The use of ‘we’ is inclusive and encourages ownership.
The use of ‘we’ is inclusive and encourages ownership.
5. Are there any other leverage points you think should be included?
Please explain your answer here
Central government funding of community led initiatives that have wider benefit than just the original community.
6. Do you have any final comments you would like to share about our draft briefing?
Add your comments, ideas, and feedback here.
Yes. On page 2 of the summary document, you refer to “Māori and other New Zealanders”. Two things:
1. There are many people in NZ who are neither Māori nor New Zealanders (e.g., visitors, tourists, non-citizen visa holders, and even FIFO workers!)
2. There is a perfectly adequate word to describe ’non-Māori’ - it is ‘pākehā’
So, change that sentence to read “Māori and pākehā”
1. There are many people in NZ who are neither Māori nor New Zealanders (e.g., visitors, tourists, non-citizen visa holders, and even FIFO workers!)
2. There is a perfectly adequate word to describe ’non-Māori’ - it is ‘pākehā’
So, change that sentence to read “Māori and pākehā”