Guaranteed Māori seats on New Zealand councils to be slashed by more than half
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A recent law change in New Zealand has led to a significant reduction in guaranteed Māori seats on local councils, cutting them by more than half. This controversial decision, which required councils to hold public votes on the existence of these seats, raises concerns about the representation of Māori voices in local governance. The move is seen as a setback for Māori rights and could impact the ability of these communities to influence decisions that affect them directly.
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