WESTMINSTER PARLIAMENT ENACTS NEW LAWS TO PROTECT MAORI
After the Treaty of Waitangi was signed, the Westminster Parliament had to further reinforce New Zealand common law to protect Maori from the English Settlors’ greed for the abundant of natural resources. The implemented the Constitution Act of 1846 thus, the Imperial Royal Charter. The Settlors were frustrated and demanded another Constitution with more autonomy, access to land and resources whereby, Westminster responded with the New Zealand Constitution Act of 1852. This Act only allowed the Settlors to govern over themselves and made the law very clear that they were NEVER to trade, barter or interact in any way with Maori unless by consent of the UNITED TRIBES. They reaffirmed the Treaty of Waitangi and Sovereign recognition of the Maori Nation through section 71, which reads:
“And whereas it may be expedient that the Laws, Customs and Usages of the Aboriginal (Maori) Inhabitants of New Zealand, so far as they are not repugnant to the general principles of humanity, should for the present be maintained for the Government of themselves, in all their relations to and dealings with each other, and that particular districts should be set apart within which such Laws, Customs and Usages should be so observed”.
In spite of this Constitution, the Colonial Parliaments ignored section 71., established Government in New South Wales (Australia) and plundered the abundant natural resources through their own Acts of Parliament that provided immunity from their parent Imperial Crown that was a 3 month sail away. Land confiscation, property theft, issuance of false Crown Grants, kidnapping (as recent as December 2007) and murder were all legalized by the Colonial Acts of the de facto Parliament. Westminster, further enacted “The Native Districts Regulation Act”, 1858 – 4, “The Native Circuit Courts Act”, 1858 —No 5., and “The Native Assessors Court Act”, 1858 — No 6., which all pertained to Maori in order to ‘set up their own Courts, i.e. Marae Justice and their own Governing bodies local and central.
All of these matters taken into account summarized a Maori Incorporation as an Autonomous Statutory and Mandatory Representative/s of Maori, which is protected by the British Crown, Westminster Parliament and the Privy Council of the United Kingdom under International Statutes of Law and the Common Law, which cannot be repealed by any Act of the Settlers & Immigrants Parliament of New Zealand. These undeniable statutes established confirmed “Te Tangata Whenua”, the Internal Sovereign of the Maori Nations of Aotearoa, New Zealand.
“And whereas it may be expedient that the Laws, Customs and Usages of the Aboriginal (Maori) Inhabitants of New Zealand, so far as they are not repugnant to the general principles of humanity, should for the present be maintained for the Government of themselves, in all their relations to and dealings with each other, and that particular districts should be set apart within which such Laws, Customs and Usages should be so observed”.
In spite of this Constitution, the Colonial Parliaments ignored section 71., established Government in New South Wales (Australia) and plundered the abundant natural resources through their own Acts of Parliament that provided immunity from their parent Imperial Crown that was a 3 month sail away. Land confiscation, property theft, issuance of false Crown Grants, kidnapping (as recent as December 2007) and murder were all legalized by the Colonial Acts of the de facto Parliament. Westminster, further enacted “The Native Districts Regulation Act”, 1858 – 4, “The Native Circuit Courts Act”, 1858 —No 5., and “The Native Assessors Court Act”, 1858 — No 6., which all pertained to Maori in order to ‘set up their own Courts, i.e. Marae Justice and their own Governing bodies local and central.
All of these matters taken into account summarized a Maori Incorporation as an Autonomous Statutory and Mandatory Representative/s of Maori, which is protected by the British Crown, Westminster Parliament and the Privy Council of the United Kingdom under International Statutes of Law and the Common Law, which cannot be repealed by any Act of the Settlers & Immigrants Parliament of New Zealand. These undeniable statutes established confirmed “Te Tangata Whenua”, the Internal Sovereign of the Maori Nations of Aotearoa, New Zealand.