The Commission has to find good ways to ask for opinions from people involved in sport and recreation, including Māori, Pacific peoples, disabled people, children and young people like you, women and girls, and rainbow people. You are part of the groups whose views the Commission wants to hear. The Commission must make sure it can collect opinions from all these different groups effectively.
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15: Duties of Commission when carrying out its functions, or
"The Commission must work fairly and respect Māori rights when making decisions."
17: Application of functions and powers outside New Zealand and to matters occurring outside New Zealand, or
"The law applies outside New Zealand if it involves a New Zealand organisation or person, or an international agreement says so."
The Commission must establish effective means of seeking the views of participants, Māori, and other relevant stakeholders, including Pacific peoples, disabled people, children and young people, women and girls, and rainbow people.
