OPINION
After watching TVNZ’s Q&A interview with Jack Tame on Sunday, I’m wondering if Christopher Luxon and David Seymour agreed on a third way with Māori relations. This would allow Seymour to push his agenda of significant disruption. At the same time, Luxon and Peters could proceed with removing references to the Treaty from legislation, department names, and specialist Māori agencies. It appears that both wish to nullify the Treaty and rights, their coalition agreement would satisfy both of them.
Mary-Ann de Kort
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