VIEW ON HUNN REPORT
Ngaitahu Trust Board Although it supported many of the views in the Hunn report on the problems of the Maoris, the Ngaitahu Trust Board felt compelled to oppose some of the suggestions in it, according to a supplied report of the board’s quarterly meeting. The board did not agree with the suggestion that all Maori trust boards should devote half their incomes to the promotion of education under the administration cf a Maori Education Foundation. The board claimed that it already devoted more than half its income to the education of its beneficiaries, and was not therefore willing to relinquish its control of the distribution of its grants in that or any other direction. The board, however, expressed satisfaction that Mr J. K. Hunn had been appointed to the permanent position of Secretary of Maori Affairs and was also pleased that the report favoured integration.
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Press, Volume C, Issue 29434, 9 February 1961, Page 11
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