Te Reo Māori Ngā motika reo Māori He aha ta tenei pene e hipoki ana Te mana o te reo Māori Tō motika kia kōrero Māori ai i ngā kōti He whakamāori i ngā pepa o te kōti He rauemi anō

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Te mana o te reo Māori Ko te reo hei reo ōkawa mō Aotearoa Te Ture mō Te Reo Māori 2016, wehenga 5 I Aotearoa nei, e wātea ana tātou katoa ki te kōrero i te reo e hiahia nei tātou, engari,…

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Tō motika kia kōrero Māori ai i ngā kōti Ka āhei au ki te kōrero Māori i roto i te kōti? Te Ture mō Te Reo Māori 2016, wehenga 7 Āe. Ka āhei koe ki te kōrero Māori i ngā kōti katoa…

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He whakamāori i ngā pepa o te kōti Ka āhei au ki te tono kia whakamāoritia ngā pepa kōti? District Court Rules 2014, rule 1.16 Family Court Rules 2002, rule 131 High Court Rules 2016, rule 1.12 Criminal Procedure Rules 2012, rule 1.10 I ngā…

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He rauemi anō Community Law Kei te Whare Ture Hapori e tata ana ki a koe he tāngata e taea ai te āwhina atu i a koe. Mā mātou koe e whakamōhio atu he aha ō motika kei raro i te mana…

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Te Reo Māori Māori language rights What this chapter covers Official status of te reo Māori Your right to speak te reo in court Translation of court documents into te reo Where to go for more support

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Official status of te reo Māori Te reo as an official language of Aotearoa/New Zealand Māori Language Act 2016, s 5 In New Zealand, anyone is allowed to speak any language they like, but you can’t necessarily expect people to be able…

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Your right to speak te reo in court Can I speak te reo Māori in court? Māori Language Act 2016, s 7 Yes, the Māori Language Act gives you the right to speak te reo in all courts in Aotearoa/New Zealand, including the…

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Translation of court documents into te reo Can I get court documents translated into Māori? District Court Rules 2014, rule 1.16 Family Court Rules 2002, rule 131 High Court Rules 2016, rule 1.12 Criminal Procedure Rules 2012, rule 1.10 In civil (non-criminal)…

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Where to go for more support Community Law Your local Community Law Centre can provide you with free initial legal advice. Find your local Community Law Centre online: www.communitylaw.org.nz/our-law-centres Ministry of Justice or your local court If you would like to speak…

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