Māori education leaders are seeking assurances that specialist expertise supporting Māori assessment and qualifications will be retained

Te Puni Kōkiri has abandoned plans to cut 27 jobs following union legal action, but the PSA says Māori and Treaty-focused roles remain at risk across government.

The Government’s planned public sector overhaul risks further gutting Treaty & kaupapa Māori capability across agencies already hit by years of restructures

It follows a series of cuts and restructures to Māori roles across government agencies in recent years.

The PSA says a proposal to cut 45 roles and establish 18 to meet government spending reductions was recently released to staff.

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