Recordkeeping must support Treaty-related rights and responsibilities, including appropriate access to information about Māori where it is taonga. This shapes how records are described, accessed, and preserved.
Recordkeeping must support Treaty-related rights and responsibilities, including appropriate access to information about Māori where it is taonga. This has practical effects on how records are described in metadata, accessed, and preserved; seek advice where settlement or taonga considerations apply. The Māori Data Governance Model and the principles of Te Mana Raraunga set out how this should work in practice.
IAR turns terms like this into working practice: assets classified against your disposal authority, stewarded by position, and ready to evidence.