Govt encourages assets legal action

Tue, 23 Oct 2012 12:07p.m.

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The Govt may hold off on the next step in its asset sales process after sparking court action from the Maori Council.

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23/10/2012 6:47:11 p.m.

Adrian wrote:

The Government in our short stay here deemed land confiscation legal and look where that ended. Reversed and incumbersome 1-3 generations later. And the government wants to repeat the practice? Dejevue one would think one would have learnt. The law it seems still needs to accend to an acceptable level of maturity because clearly it hasn't.

23/10/2012 4:23:04 p.m.

Glenn wrote:

He's going to offer public shares to NZ in March or June next year?! Who the hell in NZ has any money left to buy shares in a power company. That is the stupidest comment I have read in ages! Yeah, sell all our state owned assets before you get voted out, KEY.

23/10/2012 2:06:48 p.m.

kohine rata wrote:

The Maori Council are right to go to high court to sort this. It needs to be settled once and for all even if it takes time. NZ may end up like the boat people no where to go once everything sold. Maori Council support hapu that have undisturbed occupation to their whenua and nga awa. Big Iwi care only bout themselves power and control abit like the NZ govt. Don't work like that for the real tangata whenua, who are truly passionate about the rivers.