Declaratory Judgement 2022
The Declaratory Judgement is the fourth constitutional document of our Constitutional Order.
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NATIVE COUNCILS
HE WHAKAPUTANGA O NGA RANGATIRA O NGA HAPU O NU TIRENI 1835
TE TIRITI O WAITANGI 1840
Determinations made by the National Council of Native Councils, gathered in collective unity, set forth this Declaratory Judgement in agreeance as the Whakaminenga, Nga Hapu O Nu Tireni, in preservation of the He Whakaputanga O Nga Rangatira O Nga Hapu O Nu Tireni 1835.
This Declaratory Judgement:
- Preserves the sanctity of Tino Rangatiratanga recognised by King William IV in 1835
- Reiterates the three articles of Te Tiriti O Waitangi 1840, to preserve the integrity to the use of the term “Hapu”.
- Provides guidance for Her Majesty’s sworn representatives
This Declaratory Judgement IS instated separately from this, the National Council presentation document, as an instruction for Her Majesty’s sworn representatives on how to; verify Hapu constituted to The Constitutional Order of Nu Tireni; and act in accord with Her Majesty’s settlement document, Te Tiriti O Waitangi 1840; and to maintain the integrity of the He Whakaputanga O Nga Rangatira O Nga Hapu O Nu Tireni 1835
Sanctioned by Nga Hapu O Nu Tireni OF The Constitutional Order in the presence of their respective Hapu rangatira/representatives.
DECLARATORY JUDGEMENT 2022
TE WHAKAMINENGA O NGA HAPU O NU TIRENI
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONSTITUTIONAL ORDER OF NU TIRENI
(HE WHAKAPUTANGA O NGA RANGATIRA O NGA HAPU O NU TIRENI 1835 ME TE TIRITI O WAITANGI 1840)
(THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF NATIVE COUNCILS)
6TH FEBRUARY 2022
PREAMBLE
The National Council of Native Councils, in its collective capacity as Te Wakaminenga, desire to uphold the integrity of The Constitutional Order of Nu Tireni bearing the He Whakaputanga O Nga Rangatira O Nga Hapu O Nu Tireni 1835 me Te Tiriti O Waitangi 1840 and restore the integrity of the term Hapu to its full stature
ARTICLE I
Do Not Be Afraid of The Word “Hapu”
The use of the word “Hapu”, by an individual or a group, is not a free pass into a Sovereign Authority Status or a Tino Rangatiratanga status.
Her Majesty’s sworn representatives in Nu Tireni, Her Judges and Her Constabulary (Police Officers), are granted permission to explore, FOR THE PURPOSE OF VERIFICATION OF AUTHENTICATION, the claim of Hapu or a Hapu Authority in any capacity.
ARTICLE II
Hapu must be verified as constituted to The Constitutional Order of Nu Tireni
A Hapu Constituted to The Constitutional Order of Nu Tireni Shall Possess:
- A collective order to which they assemble in collective capacity
- A system of record for the recording of their whanau, taonga, whenua
- A searchable process of those records, available to Her Majesty’s sworn representatives and servants, FOR THE PURPOSE OF VERIFICATION OF AUTHENTICATION ONLY (of whanau, whenua, taonga)
- A “current and valid” constitutional record, searchable on their Collective Order’s record system
ARTICLE III
Privileges of Constituted Hapu
All Hapu Verified and Confirmed as Constituted to The Constitutional Order of Nu Tireni ARE:
- Free to exercise their tikanga and prerogative without hinderance or obstruction from ANY of Her Majesty’s representatives and/or subjects, sworn or otherwise.
- Privileged to the directives (provisional inclusive) as designated in The Standing Orders of 2016 to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
POSTAMBLE
All members of our Constitutional Order have been advised to provide their authenticity details, to the confirmed sworn representatives of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, without conflict.
All persons claiming to be representative of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II may be requested to state their sworn oath before providing the authenticity details.
Her Majesty’s sworn representatives that are recognised by The Constitutional Order of Nu Tireni are:
- Her Majesty’s Judges
- Her Majesty’s Constabulary (ALL Police Officers)
- Her Majesty’s Governor General
The Hapu MUST have a current and valid Constitutional record for an individual’s authenticity details to be valid
The Tainui King, Ratana, the New Zealand Maori Council and ALL MAORI REPRESENTATIVES FAILING TO VERIFY AS CONSTITUTED TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL ORDER OF NU TIRENI are deemed to be foreign operators without constitution. Their decisions shall bear ABSOLUTELY NO AFFECT on any Constitutional Order matter in Nu Tireni, or on any Hapu matters authenticated to The Constitutional Order.
Her Majesty’s sworn representatives are free to treat non-constituted Hapu as illegitimate and any enforcement actions taken by that representative may come under the protection of The Constitutional Order.
Sanctioned by Nga Hapu O Nu Tireni OF The Constitutional Order in the presence of their respective Hapu rangatira/representatives.
The term “Settlement Agreement”, when used within this website, is our definition to describe “Te Tiriti O Waitangi 1840”. It is the terms and conditions on which His Majesty’s subjects are permitted to settle in Nu Tireni, and the agreed upon conditions in exchange.
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In its simplest form, The Sovereigns Court is the executive authority division of Te Whakaminenga, that is activated when the need to preserve Maori Customary Law and the Constitutional Order is required. It is the executive body that executes Maori Customary Law to protect the interests of Hapu in their pursuit of Self-Determination.