A chronological list of significant public consultations written by Karaitiana Taiuru. These submissions saw significant development for Māori on the Internet and World Wide Web.
2020
Public consultation on a proposal for New Zealand to join the Budapest Convention on Cybercrime
Review of the Plant Variety Rights Act 1987: Outstanding Policy Issues
Extinct Species Trade Regulations Consultation – Department of Conservation view
Medical Council New Zealand: Draft discussion paper on When Artificial Intelligence is involved in the care of patients. view
Domain Name Commission’s Dispute Resolution Review. view
InternetNZ regarding the issues I have identified with the .nz policies. view
.nz Advisory Panel’s review public consultation 1. view
2019
Government algorithm transparency and accountability Consultation view. Summary of the Māori feedback here. All feedback obtained from an OIA here
Domain Name Commissioner .nz Consultation view
Review of the Copyright Act 1994 – MBIE view
The Use of DNA in Criminal Investigations | Law Commission view
2018
Plant Varieties Act 1987 | MBIE view
2016
Inquiry into whanau access to and management of Tupapaku for Parliament. View
2015
Broadcasting Standard Complaint. Taiuru and New Zealand Media and Entertainment – 2015-045 view
2012
Application for a new 2LD – .kiwi.nz Details. Submission html – pdf
DNCL Second Level Consultation and Submissions Details. Submission – html – pdf
2007
Open letter – Bilingual Domain Name System for .nz
An open letter seeking co-operation for the .nz web space to be made bilingual. [view]
2006
Policy Review – Registering, Managing and Cancelling Domain Names [view] Submission – html – pdf
2002
.maori.nz application.
This is the third and final application which won the approval of InternetNZ to create .maori.nz . Unlike the first two applications, this is the only application that was written solely by an individual. This application lead the way for .geek.nz, .bank.nz, .health.nz and .parliament.nz applications. [view]
nz.soc.maori RFD and Charter.
This is the first and successful application for the USENET group nz.soc.maori . RFD [view].Charter [view]