Settlement could tempt organisation into 'business as usual' rather than cultural foundations

Division if whānau engagement and transparent communication fail

Risk of treating redress as compensation rather than strategic tool for rebuilding iwi strength

Grant funding dependency affected by fluctuating political and economic conditions

Resource Management Act reforms may undermine Treaty settlement rights and principles

Uncertainty around central government commitment to upholding Te Tiriti o Waitangi in legislation

Changes to local government and removal of regional councils could impact co-management arrangements

Waiheke Station Farm left in perilous financial position requiring significant recovery investment

Cash-poor position on settlement date despite increase in assets

Completion of Pare Hauraki and Marutūāhu collective deeds still outstanding, limiting full redress realisation