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Parliament privileges one culture (and it's not Māori)
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Parliament privileges one culture (and it's not Māori)
Catherine Delahunty, a Green Party MP from 2008 until 2017, on the steps of Parliament Buildings: “I found the environment in parliament extraordinarily unpleasant, every day.” (Photo supplied) The ruling of the Privileges Committee last week against Te Pāti Māori was a stark reminder that parliament doesn’t recognise the meaning of the relationships outlined in Te Tiriti o Waitangi, writes Catherine Delahunty, a former MP. I spent nine years …
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