Wai 262 is the 262nd claim registered with the Waitangi Tribunal, lodged in 1991 by six claimants on behalf of themselves and their iwi.
The claim examined the Crown’s policies and laws that impact Mātauranga Māori and taonga, including indigenous flora and fauna, the environment, Māori culture and the products of Māori culture.
Te Taumata Whakapūmau is the national representative body for Wai 262
Published Reports:
Ko Aotearoa Tēnei - Report on the Wai 262 Claim Released 2 July 2011
Te Pae Tawhiti - Government Strategy 2021

Ngāti Kahungunu Claimants – Presented their kaupapa at Matahiwi and Waipatu Marae in 2000 and 2006.
Most claims focussed on Creative, Cultural and Intellectual property rights, Flora, Fauna, Rongoā, Mātauranga, Economy.
Wai 262 Claimants hui 2022 Prioritised the protection of taonga. "Ngā mea katoa o Ngāti Kahungunu"

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