When the Integrity Sport and Recreation Commission does its job, it must be able to work in a way that listens to tikanga Māori and the rights and interests of Māori. The Commission also has to consider the principles of te Tiriti o Waitangi and the Treaty of Waitangi. You can think of this as the Commission trying to be fair and respectful to all people, especially Māori, when making decisions.
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14: Requirements for Commission’s procedures, or
"The Commission must follow fair procedures that respect people's rights and needs."
16: Commission to have effective means of seeking views, or
"The Commission must find good ways to ask people, including you, for their opinions on sport and recreation."
The Commission must maintain the capability and capacity to carry out its functions in a manner that is responsive to—
