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Who are we?
What are Iwi-Māori Partnership Boards?
On the 1st of July 2022, Iwi Māori Partnership Boards were able to be established throughout Aotearoa as part of the Pae Ora [Healthy Futures] Act 2022.
The Act recognises the important role of Iwi-Māori Partnership Boards and Māori exercising Tino Rangatiratanga and Mana Motuhake when it comes to planning and decision-making for health services at a local level. Iwi Māori Partnership Boards [IMPBs] are a key feature of the health reforms, with decision making roles at a local level, and jointly agreed local priorities and delivery with Te Whatu Ora and Te Aka Whai Ora.
IMPBs are the primary source of whānau voice in the system and influence regional strategies through Localities and Te Aka Whai Ora:
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IMPBs are an example of collaborative leadership, bringing the appropriate people, together they will create an authentic vision and strategies for addressing their shared concerns and solutions to improve the health system.
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They will enable Iwi, hapū and whānau to exercise rangatiratanga in their rohe. They ensure tangata whenua voices are heard and local health services reflect those who need and use them.
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This will help build a stronger Māori workforce, support the growth in capability and capacity of hauora Māori healthcare providers, and encourage more innovation in services that deliver better outcomes for Māori.
The Iwi Māori Partnership Boards will ensure Te Aka Whai Ora has a direct understanding of the inequities and barriers experienced by specific communities and local providers and is taking action to address these and improve Pae Ora.
Dr Maria Baker
Hauora Māori Expertise
Margareth Broodkorn
Māori Provider Representative
Trudy Brown
Māori Provider Representative
Tama Davis
Ngāti Whātua
Aperahama Edwards
Ngātiwai
Maahia Nathan
Te Aupōuri
Toa Faneva
Whaingaroa
Wallace Rivers
Ngāi Takoto
Mane Tahere
Ngāpuhi
Cynthia Otene
Investment Committee Representative
Dame Kahurangi Naida Glavish
Mareikura
Tereki Stewart
Independent Board Chair
Our Interim Board Members
Our aim is to ensure that the Board include representatives from Iwi, hapū, mātāwaka [uri nō ngā mātāwaka e noho ana ki te rohe whenua o Te Taumata Hauora], and uri with relevant expertise from the local community.
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Who is Te Taumata Hauora o Te Kahu o Taonui?
Te Tai Tokerau are the kaitiaki ngā kawenata tapu He Whakaputanga, 1835 me Te Tiriti o Waitangi, 1840. Te Kahu o Taonui and its members continue to build on the aspirations and practices of our Rangatira reflected in He Whakaputanga me Te Tiriti while being guided by the words of our Poropiti Āperahama Taonui.
Te Taumata Hauora o Te Kahu o Taonui Iwi Māori Partnership Board was established through a three-step process that encompassed the requirements of tikanga and mana motuhake and the new Pae Ora [Healthy Futures] Act 2022.
Te Taumata Hauora o Te Kahu o Taonui has established a working interim board to complete our Terms of Reference in the manner that was most appropriate for the tikanga in our rohe.
The Terms of Reference, Whanaungatanga Ki Taurangi, outlines the boundaries, members, and rules of operation.
Our aim is to ensure that the Board include representatives from Iwi, hapū, mātāwaka [uri nō ngā mātāwaka e noho ana ki te rohe whenua o Te Taumata Hauora], and uri with relevant expertise from the local community.
Te Kahu o Taonui
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