Te Puāwaitanga ō te Tātai

• Restore, maintain and protect  mana whenua Hapū and iwi with ancestral relationships to certain areas in Tāmaki Makaurau where they exercise customary authority.  whakapapa  Genealogy that links Māori to their ancestors. connections to kaitiaki Trustee, custodian, guardian. , whenua Land, country, earth or ground. , and  atua Primal ancestors. .
• Enable active  kaitiakitanga  Guardianship, including stewardship; the processes and practices of looking after the environment. of whakapapa connections in current management and planning practices, but also future innovations and processes of change.

• Establish a mana whenua climate office / think tank.
• Co-design kaitiakitanga and stewardship framework between mana whenua and the council.
• Restore, rejuvenate and replenish our repo  Wetlands. (e.g. using whole of catchment system for decision-making including land use change).
• Restore and rejuvenate our moana Sea, ocean, large lake. .
• Restore, rejuvenate and replenish our puna wai Freshwater springs .
• Restore, rejuvenate and replenish our mahinga kai Food-gathering place (rivers, bush, sea, gardens etc.). .