Public feedback period ends for Treaty Principles Bill in New Zealand

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The public has one day left to provide feedback on the government's Treaty Principles Bill, which aims to change long-established treaty principles. The bill has faced significant opposition, with large protests occurring during its first reading in Parliament. Submissions can be made online until midnight Tuesday, while postal submissions are due by 5pm Wednesday. The Justice Committee will review the feedback and make recommendations on the bill's future. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has stated he will not support the bill beyond its first reading. Concerns have been raised about its potential impact on Crown-Māori relations. Oral hearings are expected to conclude by the end of February.


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