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An online toolkit for learning, creating and customing cultural health indicator surveys.
Whakatakanga
Ensuring the mauri of the waterway is not diminished, gathering mahinga kai for sustenance and maintaining the mana of the tribe are all fundamental (Māori) cultural values. As the country was settled, the kaitiakitanga role of Tangata Whenua was downgraded. More recently, the right of Tangata Whenua to take part in managing freshwater resources has been formally recognised and legislated for … (MFE 2019).
Why Cultural Health Index (CHI) surveys are so important:
The Cultural Health Index (CHI) is rapidly becoming a preferred tool for use by kaitiaki and Māori communities to become more actively involved in baseline monitoring and the detection of change in the wellbeing of Atua domains/ecosystems within their Whenua Rohe. We can no longer just assume that permitted and consented resource management activities are not going to have an unwanted net effect. Ongoing measurement is now necessary. CHI surveys prioritise sites of cultural significance documented in Iwi Management Plans while their results contribute to collective knowledge creation that can be used to evidence emerging wellbeing concerns and improvements.
Become part of the decision-making process
Cultural health index (CHI) surveys were created in New Zealand by Māori scholars/kaitiaki to support Māori communities to incorporate Māori cultural wellbeing priorities and concerns into (RMA) planning, policy and business decision-making. This web-app can be used to learn about, create and customise a CHI for your hapū, iwi Māori land, trust or kura. Your CHI survey results can be stored in a way that provides an evidential basis for automated or customised, external or internal reporting/submissions.
Learn all about cultural health indicators
The Maatai web-app draws on nearly 20 years of research into the role of wellbeing measurement and evaluation in a Māori community context. It’s learning and support resources include: (i) fully functional worked examples and (ii) guidance on co-creation in a Māori community context.
CHI co-creation in a Māori community context
Māori scholars in New Zealand came up with the idea of creating a ‘Cultural’ Health Index (CHI) to help Māori communities measure and assess the wellbeing of atua domains or ecosystems. Thus, in New Zealand the word ‘cultural’ is generally understood to mean ‘whānau Māori’ Health Index. While many different Cultural Health Indexes (CHI) have been created internationally, their development and use follows a common cyclical pathway. This pathway forms a helpful basis for the use of this Maatai CHI accounting tool.
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2. Definitions

2.1 “Account” means an account registered with Handover NZ Limited.

2.2 “Account Owner” means an individual or entity who has registered an Account with this website.

2.3 “Agreement” means these Terms and Conditions (including any variations made from time to time), any documentation signed by the Customer in relation to the Services provided by NZ Kids Food Limited and any agreed payment from the Customer to Handover NZ Limited.

2.4 “Credit/Debit Card Processing Fee” – means $0.00 NZD per Order made by the Account Owner using a valid credit card or debit card.

2.5 “Customer” means the person whom the Account Owner requests will receive the Order(s).

2.7 “Supplier” means the supplier of any Item(s) to Handover NZ Limited and to the Customer.

2.8 “Item/Items” means any good or service which may be purchased by way of an Order(s) on this website.

2.9 “Order”/”Orders/Ordered” means any request for Item(s) placed through this website in accordance with these Terms and Conditions.

2.10 “Purchase Price” means the price paid by the Account Owner to Handover NZ Limited for the Services and/or Item(s) the Account Owner requests Handover NZ Limited provide to the Customer.

2.11 “Service/Services” means the processing of requests by Account Owners through this website and also the supply of Item/Items by Handover NZ Limited in accordance with these requests.

2.12 “Community Service Card Registered Account Owner” means an Account Owner who is currently registered to hold a Community Service Card with Work and Income (and can provide proof to Handover NZ Limited of such registration) to receive a discount on the relevant Purchase Price of particular Meal Items (with such discount specified on this website).

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3. Registered Group

3.1 The Customer must attend a Registered School which is registered to receive Meal Item(s) from NZ Kids Food Limited.

4. Right to Register and Receive Services

4.1 Any Customer attending a Registered School has the prima facie right to register with NZ Kids Food Limited and receive Services.

4.2 NZ Kids Food Limited reserves the right to decline any application by any person to register an Account with NZ Kids Food Limited for any/no specified reason.

4.3 NZ Kids Food Limited reserves the right to revoke any Account for any/no specified reason.

4.4 The Account Owner may not permit any person other than the Account Owner to access their Account without prior permission from NZ Kids Food Limited.

4.5 The Account Owner warrants that their contact details and the Customer’s Registered School details shall be kept up to date by the Account Owner.

4.6 The Customer has no rights under this Agreement, other than receiving the Meal Item(s) the Account Owner has Ordered.

4.7 The Account Owner warrants they have the right to look after the day-to-day care of the Customer, or are otherwise permitted to submit an Order on this website to purchase Meal Items for the Customer.

4.8 The Account Owner warrants they have made reasonable inquiry into whether the Customer is able to safely consume the Meal Items before such items are purchased by the Account Owner (including but not limited to inquiry as to whether the Customer is allergic to any ingredients in any Meal Item/Meal Items).

4.9 NZ Kids Food Limited bears no responsibility for the Account Owner failing to make the requisite enquiries under clause 4.8 of these Terms and Conditions.

6. Orders and Cancellation

6.1 The Account Owner agrees to purchase the Meal Item(s) they have Ordered by using this website at the agreed Purchase Price, with such Order and payment both being made in advance of delivery, in accordance with either clauses 6.2 & 6.3 or 6.4 & 6.5.

6.2 If the Account Owner is a Community Service Card Account Owner, the Account Owner must purchase any Meal Item by 7.30am the day before such Meal Item(s) will be delivered to the Customer at the Customer’s Registered School.

6.3 If the Account Owner is a Community Service Card Registered Account Owner and wishes to cancel a relevant Order, the Account Owner must cancel such Order by 7.30am the day before the relevant Meal Item(s) are scheduled to be delivered to the Customer in order to receive a full refund (not including the relevant Credit/Debit Card Processing Fee).

6.4 If the Account Owner is not a Community Service Card Account Owner, the Account Owner must purchase any Meal Item by 7.30am the day before such Meal Item(s) will be delivered to the Customer at the Customer’s Registered School.

6.5 If the Account Owner is not a Community Service Card Registered Account Owner and wishes to cancel a relevant Order, the Account Owner must cancel such Order by 7.30am the day before the relevant Meal Item(s) are scheduled to be delivered to the Customer in order to receive a full refund (not including the relevant Credit/Debit Card Processing Fee).

6.6 The Account Owner is not entitled to a refund or return of any Meal Item(s), should they specify an incorrect Registered School when placing a relevant Order unless such error is notified to NZ Kids Food Limited by the applicable cancellation times in either clause 6.3 or 6.5 of these Terms and Conditions.

6.7 The Account Owner acknowledges that such Orders are made subject to availability of any Meal Item(s). If such Meal Item(s) are unavailable on the date scheduled for delivery, NZ Kids Food Limited will contact the Account Owner and enquire whether the Account Owner wishes to receive a refund or purchase another item in substitution of the Meal Item(s) Ordered.

6.8 Any refund which NZ Kids Food Limited agrees to give the Account Owner shall be in the form agreed to between NZ Kids Food Limited and the Account Owner.

6.9 Orders shall only be accepted by NZ Kids Food Limited upon receipt of cleared payment from the Account Owner and confirmation of such in writing to the Account Owner.

7. Privacy Policy

7.1 NZ Kids Food Limited acknowledges to obtain and hold information in accordance with the Privacy Act 1993.

7.2 The Account Owner acknowledges and agrees that all information they provide to NZ Kids Food Limited in relation to the Customer will be provided to a Food Supplier so that the provisions of these Terms and Conditions (including the terms of any Order) can be fulfilled.

7.3 The Account Owner acknowledges and agrees that all information they provide to NZ Kids Food Limited in relation to the Customer can be provided to the New Zealand Government and or Work and Income so that the provisions of these Terms and Conditions (including the terms of any Order) can be fulfilled and in any circumstance where NZ Kids Food Limited are required to do so by law.

9. Complaints & Dispute Resolution

9.1 Should you have any reasonable complaints about the Services NZ Kids Food Limited has performed or failed to perform, please email us the substance of your complaint to admin@nzkidsfood.co.nz and NZ Kids Food Limited shall respond to such complaint within ten (10) working days of receipt.

9.2 Should the Account Owner hold the reasonable belief that the response given by NZ Kids Food Limited in accordance with clause 8.1 of these Terms and Conditions has not resolved the complaint, the Account Owner shall notify NZ Kids Food Limited within five (5) working days of receiving such response. Both NZ Kids Food Limited and the Account Owner shall then negotiate in good faith to resolve the dispute.

9.3 If such dispute cannot be resolved within twenty one (21) working days after the date the Account Owner receives a response in accordance with clause 8.2 of these Terms and Conditions, a mediator may be appointed by joint agreement between the Account Owner and NZ Kids Food Limited. Both the Account Owner and NZ Kids Food Limited shall pay half each for the costs involved in appointing such mediator. If such mediator cannot be agreed upon, the Auckland District Law Society shall appoint a mediator, with both the Account Owner and NZ Kids Food Limited shall pay half each for the costs involved in appointing such mediator.

12. Assignment

12.1 NZ Kids Food Limited reserves the right to assign any of its rights and obligations under this Terms of Agreement to any third party. If such assignment occurs, NZ Kids Food Limited warrants to notify the Account Owner of such.

11. Liability

11.1 To the extent permitted by law, NZ Kids Food Limited shall not be liable to the Account Owner in relation to any Services performed (or failure to perform Services or inadequacy of Services performed) by NZ Kids Food Limited, the Food Supplier and/or Work and Income, regardless of whether such liability arises in contract, equity tort or any other legal duty.

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Legislation

 
National Policy Statement for Freshwater Management 2014 Freshwater: Amendments to the National Policy Statement for Freshwater Resource Management Act 1991 Fisheries Act 1996 Local Government Act 2002 Wildlife Act 1953 Soil Conservation and Rivers Control Act 1941 Conservation Act 1987 Forests Act 1949 Reserves Act 1977 Te Arawa Lakes Settlement Act 2006 Maori Fisheries Act 2004 Maori Reserved Land Act 1955 Te Ture Whenua Maori Act 1993 Maori Land Act 1993 New Zealand Coastal Policy Statement 2010