To leave no-one behind, everyone, everywhere at every age.

To create a one world system socialist blueprint, this is being implemented across government by all members of parliament in Central and Local Government. This is now appears to look like a socialist/ communist top down state of cultism a global socialist distribution of wealth and global governance being forced upon all populations across the world from every direction possible. Todays NZ Herald full page spread authored by the Consulate General of the Peoples Republic Party of China in Auckland (The CCP) titled in very large font heading ‘China’s Reforms Creates Opportunities For The World in changing the turbulent International Environment. Diversified Development opportunities proposing a Chinese Solution’ for the path to modernization.

Chinese characteristics based on its own Chinese characteristics for all peoples, inclusive global governance system all countries building a more open inclusive world. Embraced by the World Bank, Goldman Sachs, implementing China’ Socialist strategy through science and education. China (The CCP) will be working with NZ and other countries to inject impetus into the world economy.  hinese businessman courted mayors across NZ (Stuff NZ 16 June 2024) Foreign interference by China in New Zealand. Zhang Yikuns interests in befriending politicians went far beyond large donations to Labour and National Parties. He formed close relationships with Mayors across NZ, cultivating relationship on behalf of Chinese officials.

Phil Goff a former Labour Minister and Auckland Mayor was about to become NZ’s High Commissioner to the UK  and Eric Roy ex National MP, both signed Zhangs nomination for a Royal Honour, and formers Southland Mayor Gary Tong went on two trips to China with the businessman. Iwi/Maori Activist Tame Iti went on a trip with Tong and so did John Tamihere when Zhang was sentenced on a charge of obtaining by deception, in relation to $100,000 donation to the National Party made in June 2018. Of course the conviction was squashed by a Court of Appeal in November 2023.  Zhang cultivated relationships with influential leaders whom held prominent roles with organizations tasked to carry a united front, decades long strategy of the Chinese Communist Party to build influence and promotes its self interested ambitions. Thus the united front to promote the CCPs influence in NZ has been years in the making

NZ HERALD 8th August 2024 brings to the public’s attention  that China’s modern day reform working with NZ and other UN Nation State leaders to implement the accelerated Socialist Blueprint for a One World Global Governance.. westernized world with CCP characteristics. China’s strategy for governing countries over half of China’s population live in cities compared to 1/5th before China’s reform process. Luxon speaking at the podium of a joint news conference 13th June 2024 standing alongside him was visiting Chinese Premier Li Qiang  “China is a very important citizen in the global community plays a huge role in global issues as well as with Ukraine and Russia. Issues where I think China can actually play a significant role and needs to is as a significant major power in the world today”  says Luxon.

Luxon hoped to connect with President Xi Jinping in November at APEC and looked to go to China early next year. Luxon raised China’s joint Digital Economy Partnership Agreement.(Called the Auckland Principles). Revisiting NZ Parliamentary history. 14th June 2022 David Seymour as Speaker of the House (Beehive) “Moved that the House be gravely concerned about the severe Human Rights abuses taking place against Uyghurs and other ethnic and religious minorities in the Xinjiang Autonomous Region, as David Seymour  sought serious debate in the House about this.

All political parties in the House agreed to participate in this serious debate. Saying we were elected by the people of NZ to debate freely and fearlessly, just so long as we do not offend the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). It was said that “this is not a criticism of the country of China or of the Chinese People or our Kiwi Chinese neighbours. It is about the Chinese Regime, the Chinese Communist Party. A voice of conscience echoing out “Mr Speaker, our conscience requires that we support this motion. We know that a genocide is taking place. The evidence is voluminous, from multiple sources, and credible. Genocide does not require a war. It does not need to be sudden, it can be slow and deliberate, and that is what is happening here.

New Zealand and China both signed the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, in 1949. It gives an internationally agreed definition of genocide. Any of the following acts committed with the intent to destroy, in whole, in part, ethnical, racial or religious group such as

(1) Killing members of that group  (2) Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group  (3) Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part. (4) Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group. (5) Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group… Not one but all of these occurring in Xinjian this is evidential according to multiple resources.

Also there has been a history of mass imposition of contraceptive devices upon Uyghur women, forced sterilization. The Parliaments of Canada, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands have all passed motions condemning the Chinese Communist Party for genocide. Act Party stated “We may face the threat of losses for speaking our mind, but we face much greater danger if we do not”. However the Labour party watered down ACT Party’s China Genocidal parliamentary motion (4/3/2021 Stuff News)

The wording of genocidal was replaced by a motion with MPs confirming the description of the CCP committing genocide to ‘Possible Human Rights Abuses’ are occurring.  It was ACT Party  Brooke Van Velden who submitted the motion to Parliament for MPS to debate, which became extremely watered down and very blurry. All other parties supported the watered down version.

It is undeniable genocide has and is taking place in China by the CCP, and there is much suffering from horrific inhumane practices, more than a million people are estimated to be detained in camps (detention camps named re-education centres). Its not rocket science, can’t damage trade relations with China after all what is a million or so’s peoples human life of premature death, massive torture and million or so imprisoned. Again watering it down the UN Human Rights Council report in 2022 “the Chinese State MAY BE responsible for committing crimes against humanity”. After-all the CCP’s overall plans of building socialism with Chinese characterizes across the western world. Sustainable Development Knowledge Platform (UN) China’s remarkable achievements in implementing the 2030 Agenda are attributed to the strong leadership of the Communist Party of China. With the CCP realizing the Socialist modernization from 2020 through to 2035, a grand socialist blueprint of international global development

China’s global development initiative provides a blueprint that accelerates the implementation of the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development worldwide. (The NZ across Government participation with CCP modernization westernized  blueprint of global socialist dictatorship with Chinese characteristics. NZ Govt and other UN Nation States builds China’s Socialism into leading the world to accelerate Ahenda 2030. A  Socialist Blueprint.

New Zealand Herald  8th August 2024 full page spread placed by the Consulate General of the Peoples Republic of China (The CCP Communist Party) titled  CHINA’S REFORM CREATES OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE WORLD. Chen Shijie, Consul General of the Peoples Republic Of China in Auckland located in Ellerslie Auckland. China’s vision for a New World Order. Agenda 2030 for global sustainable development for all nationalities to create a Socialist/communist world.

Its obvious that across all political parties there is no moral conscience, a wealth before health approach to globalization – UN Agenda 2030 official partnership between WEF/UN with the leading driver is the CCP a global Socialist/Communist One World Governance, with NZ MPs across the House puppets of implementing participating in this global strategy of massive surveillance of citizens and a westernized Chinese Socialist Social Credit System

https://www.stuff.co.nz/national/politics/125028833/labour-waters-down-acts-xinjiang-genocide-parliamentary-motion

https://ishr.ch/latest-updates/one-year-after-un-xinjiang-report-release-pressure-on-china-at-the-un-remains-steady/

https://www.act.org.nz/act-deputy-leader-statement-on-xinjiang

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/political/519468/watch-pm-christopher-luxon-and-premier-li-qiang-speak-at-conference

https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/350310400/chinese-businessman-courted-mayors-across-new-zealand

https://www.wheelersbooks.co.nz/product/Chinas-New-Strategies-for-Governing-the-Country-Jun-Feng/9781910760208

18th September 2018 The Maori Crown Agency was to be established. Speaker in the House was Kelvin Davis ‘Maori-Crown: Te Arawhiti’

Cabinet has approved the final scope of the Māori Crown portfolio and agreed to establish an agency to oversee Government’s work with Māori in a post-settlement era, announced Crown/ Māori Relations Minister Kelvin Davis today.

“The agency, to be called the Office for Māori Crown Relations: Te Arawhiti, will help facilitate the next step in the Treaty relationship – moving beyond the settlement of Treaty grievances into what it means to work together in partnerships,” Kelvin Davis said.

“The name reflects feedback from the hui that Māori should appear first in the relationship. Te Arawhiti, refers to the transition phase we are in, that is ‘the bridge’ between Māori and the Crown.

“Several other Government units and offices will be consolidated into the agency, including the Crown/Māori Relations Unit, the Office of Treaty Settlements, the Marine and Coastal Area (Takutai Moana) Team and the Settlement Commitments Unit. The consolidation will bring a sharper focus and efficiency to the Government’s work with Māori.”

In addition to finishing Treaty Settlements and Marine and Coastal Area applications, the new agency, based on the new scope of the Māori Crown portfolio, will provide strategic leadership across the public sector to:

• ensure the Crown meets its Treaty obligations;
• develop a new engagement model and guidelines for the Government and public sector;
• co-design partnerships, principles and frameworks to ensure that agencies generate the best solutions to issues affecting Māori;
• ensure public sector capability is strengthened across the board;
• provide a cross Government view on the health of the Māori Crown partnerships;
• provide strategic leadership on contemporary Treaty issues;
• other matters including the constitutional and institutional arrangements supporting partnerships between the Crown and Māori: and
• continue to take the lead in organising significant Māori and Crown events, ie Waitangi Day.

“While there are still some Treaty grievances to settle, I heard from many Māori how they want to engage with the Crown on a range of issues that look to the future.

“Together, Māori and the Crown want this portfolio to be about aspiration, and looking forward, in the post-settlement era,” Kelvin Davis said

LINK: https://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/m%C4%81ori-crown-agency-be-established

In 2007 under the labour Government they were totally opposed to the UNDRIP for the following reasons. But  for all these reasons that all these reasons why they rejected it, they are now supporting it, and promoting it.

In 2010 John Keys under a veil of secrecy arranged for Pita Sharples co leader of the Maori party to go to New York UN Assembly to be a representative of NZ where he adopted the UNDRIP.  The following is what he agreed upon on behalf of the peoples of New Zealand, which of course they did not even know about until after the dirty deed was done.

Iwi/Maori to have  Veto Rights over others. Control of NZ’s Natural Resources. Veto rights over the laws of Parliament. Two classes of citizenship. The UNDRIP was not compliant with the Treaty. Iwi/Maori  would have own  the entire lands of NZ, that others already legally own. The rights to redress lands (compensation) for the entire lands of New Zealand.

It was said by Rosemary Banks that represented New Zealand at the UN in 2007 that the UNDRIP is seen by others attending the UN Assembly as a document of Aspiration not a legal document to be acted upon.

He Puapua report that was commissioned by Ardern’s Cabinet in 2019. This is the action plan which includes the UNDRIP which is the hugely controversial undemocratic  Co-governance of New Zealand.

Researched By Carol Sakey  WakeUpNZ

To take action, we need to act now. How do we plan to take action. This is a human centered approach, by dramatically changing how we move around the region and how we work. Our economy is based less on consumption. We must make radical urgent changes to what we do as individuals, communities and businesses. We must embed mataurangi Maori and Te Ao Maori principles to ensure no-one is left behind.. We will make major shift

The narrative speaks to the struggles of Tāwhirimātea, the primal ancestor associated with weather. Tied to the Māori creation narratives of the universe and the world, Tāwhiri-mātea is seen to be influencing our climate and accelerating the change in our climate in response to human induced climate change.

the climate, as part of a wider whakapapa / intergenerational symbiotic system of relationships, is always moving and changing. We are responding specifically to the impacts of human induced change as a result of western-centred values, behaviours and systems. • our tupuna Atua / primal ancestors are reciprocating those behaviours, which we refer to Te Tāruke-a-Tāwhiri – the struggles of Tāwhiri

The global response to climate change must be underpinned by the best knowledge available. Indigenous knowledge systems

To guide Auckland’s approach to climate action, mana whenua, through the Mana Whenua Kaitiaki Forum has partnered with the council to provide a Te Ao Māori perspective throughout the development of the plan. Early in the process, this forum set up a climate change working group to work with council representatives and subject matter experts on their response to climate change. Climate Change included in all Global Development Goal UN Agenda 2030. Includes Mass Migration ‘Environmental Migration globally)

Leading the response The Mana Whenua Kaitiaki Forum has taken the lead role in anchoring and guiding a Māori response to climate change within Tāmaki Makaurau and working closely with Māori community organisations. The approach has been underpinned by the following principles: • whakapapa centred approach to understanding and responding to climate change (Te Tāruke-ā-Tāwhiri) • mātauranga Māori forming the foundation to restoring balance with our tupuna Atua • mana whenua-led conversation, focused on a practical expression of our obligations of kaitiakitanga of Tāmaki Makaurau and the manaakitanga of its people and, in particular, our Māori communities..Auckland Council  in Phil Goff signed Auckland City up to the C40 Cities Global Green Deal. This includes support, promoting a Plant based diet. The Auckland Council climate plan reinforces C40 city initiatives. 2018 the Mayors Migration Council introduced the Mayors Migration Declaration through a Global Mayors Mitigation Group.  Planning of future mass migration is to be established by Mayors of C40 cities worldwide. (Climate Refuges namely ‘Environmental Migration)

The C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group is a group of 100 global cities  committed to taking bold climate action.

Auckland has been recognised as an Innovator City within the C40 network since 2015 and has endorsed a range of C40 commitments, including: • the Green and Healthy Streets Declaration (formerly the Fossil Fuel Free Streets Declaration) Auckland Council will endorse and enable to put Iwi/Maori framework into action. :

The Auckland Council references the following :- The development of an indigenous measurement tool to support management, prioritization, and measurement of the state of progress against the indigenous framework.

Actively  partnering with Iwi and recognized organizations to co-design and implement reconnection programmes for rangatahi and their whānau. To endorse support resource food sovereignty in accordance with Indigenous measurement tools

Auckland Council is a delegate of the Crown exercising powers of local government in Auckland and has  statutory obligations to Iwi/Māori to recognise, respect the Crown’s responsibility to take appropriate account of the principles of the Treaty.

The Council reports that the Treaty is articulated in law through an evolving set of principles. Treaty principles have been expressed and recognised through a range of courts and the Waitangi Tribunal. They are not exhaustive, and it is recognised that other principles may be developed with time. (NZ’s Founding document ‘Te Tiriti o Waitangi’ did not create Principles nor did it create Partnerships).

The Waitangi Act and the Crown Enterprises Act created these Partnerships and Principles that continue to be entered into our domestic policies and regulation. Not one political crony in the Cesspit of Wellington will stand up and tell the truth about this whole corruption. Instead they keep the corruption going through entering Principles and Partnership time and time again in Bills, Legislations and Regulations.

Whiria Te Muka Tangata is Auckland Council’s Māori Responsiveness Framework. It brings together the council’s commitments and obligations to Māori. This enables Auckland Council to ensure that it considers how its policies and actions recognise and protect Māori rights and interests, and contribute to Māori needs and aspirations.

Auckland Climate Plan has a Independent Iwi/Maori Statutury Board. They are Non-Elected bodies with specific powers given to them by local and central government to promote cultural, economic, environmental and social issues of significance to Maori. (They mean certain Iwi Elite). This the Auckland Council states is a partnership approach as a Te Titiri partner.  An economic force at Iwi/Maori levels. (There is NO Partnership in Te Tiriti o Waitangi) .  FOLLOW THE MONEY….

ACTIONS: • mātauranga Māori plays an equal role in decisionmaking • establish a Māori Sustainability Office / Think Tank for the Mana Whenua Kaitiaki Forum • establish Mana Whenua supported rangatahi group (intergenerational) • establish an online Māori knowledge and information portal • preparing and educating Māori communities, businesses and landowners for change • promote new ways of collective action

Māori have had to bear the negative impacts of colonisation, westernisation and urbanisation for over 160 years within Tāmaki Makaurau. Any response to climate change needs to consider the impacts on Māori and, in particular, mana whenua. Our collective response to climate change needs to enable sustainable circular Māori economic development and growth and encourage innovation across Māori business ecosystems. A key outcome is to focus on lifting whānau Māori from poverty and transform the conditions of wellbeing with whānau. Mātauranga Māori Mātauranga Māori – Māori knowledge systems and practices hold a key to climate change response. Mātauranga Māori is community-based and collective knowledge that offers valuable insights that complement western scientific data with chronological and landscape specific precision and detail. This is critical to verifying climate models and evaluating change scenarios. Māori knowledge systems and practice provide a strong foundation for community-based adaption and mitigation actions. Mana whenua have been able to observe and interpret change through the environment within Tāmaki Makaurau over many generations.

There will be times when our leaders need to decide and act to protect and enhance mauri before everybody is ready

Climate emergency We are seeing millions of people around the world strike, led by youth calling for a safe climate future. People across Aotearoa have called for decisions and action to protect our regions and our planet from the impacts of climate change. In June 2019, Auckland Council responded to this call and the irrefutable evidence of climate change by declaring that our region is facing climate emergency. By declaring a climate emergency, the council commits to: • incorporate climate change considerations into work programmes and decisions • provide local government leadership in the face of climate change, including collaborating with local and central government partners advocate for greater central government leadership and action on climate change • increase the visibility of our climate change work • lead by example in monitoring and reducing its greenhouse gas emissions • include climate change impact statements on all council committee reports. Responding to the climate emergency will require rapid and transformational change in how we live, work and travel. Our eight priorities identify the actions we need to take in our emergency response

Climate emergency We are seeing millions of people around the world strike, led by youth calling for a safe climate future. People across Aotearoa have called for decisions and action to protect our regions and our planet from the impacts of climate change. In June 2019, Auckland Council responded to this call and the irrefutable evidence of climate change by declaring that our region is facing climate emergency. By declaring a climate emergency, the council commits to: • incorporate climate change considerations into work programmes and decisions • provide local government leadership in the face of climate change, including collaborating with local and central government partners advocate for greater central government leadership and action on climate change • increase the visibility of our climate change work • lead by example in monitoring and reducing its greenhouse gas emissions • include climate change impact statements on all council committee reports. Responding to the climate emergency will require rapid and transformational change in how we live, work and travel. Our eight priorities identify the actions we need to take in our emergency response

https://www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/plans-projects-policies-reports-bylaws/our-plans-strategies/topic-based-plans-strategies/environmental-plans-strategies/aucklands-climate-plan/Documents/auckland-climate-plan.pdf

Anyone wishes to view this Auckland Council 179 page pdf  https://www.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz/plans-projects-policies-reports-bylaws/our-plans-strategies/topic-based-plans-strategies/environmental-plans-strategies/aucklands-climate-plan/Documents/auckland-climate-plan.pdf