> There's a treaty signed which establishes joint soverignty over Aotearoa and it was signed in good faith by both parties. It's a fairly flawed 1 page documen

> There's a treaty signed which establishes joint soverignty over Aotearoa and it was signed in good faith by both parties. It's a fairly flawed 1 page document with two incompatible translations signed 181 years ago. There's certainly still plenty of debate over how much sovereignty Maori are granted by the treaty, how that would be implemented, and how relevant it is in the modern context.