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Terms, Conditions, and Disclaimers
Please read these terms, conditions, and disclaimers carefully. By accessing this website, you agree to be bound by all of these terms and conditions herein.

 

The Sovereign Maori Tribal-State Wha Atua of Aotearoa & the New Zealand Colonial Government
The Sovereign Maori State Wha Atua of Aotearoa and it's government of Aotearoa, jurisdiction, powers, authority, the State's lands, tribal boundaries, foreshores, seabeds laws and regulations are "INDEPENDENT & SEPARATE LAWS, JURISDICTIONS & ENTITIES" from the New Zealand Colonial Government, by virtue of:

 

-  Fundamental Principles of International Law (Common Law Rights);

-  1835 Declaration of Independence;

-  Recognitions by many sovereign nations todate;

-  Tribe's Rights to Self-Determination embodied in the Charter of the United Nations;

-  United Nations Declaration of the Rights on Indigenous Peoples, in particular Articles 3;, 4;, 5;, 6;, 9;, 20;,26;,

   34;, 37;, & 41;, and revisions, adopted by the General Assembly in 2007 and further endorsed by Canada,

   United States of America and New Zealand in 2010-2012.  

 

The Sovereign Maori State Government Wha Atua Aotearoa power, authority and jurisdiction to register and operate the Tribe's State Central Bank, the Maori Central Bank of Aotearoa, was granted by its State Decree 001/2008, in accordance with Maori Law and International Common Law and is outside the purview of New Zealand Colonial Government's subordinate "Constitutional Jurisdiction" laws and regulations. New Zealand is a constitutional colonial body/entity registered under a UK Act.

 

The Maori Central Bank of Aotearoa makes no claims as to being a registered bank in New Zealand's subordinate jurisdiction as defined under the Reserve Bank of New Zealand Act 1989 and any other subordinate laws of New Zealand. Therefore, LET IT BE KNOWN, that the registration of the Maori Central Bank of Aotearoa and the use of the word "Bank" is registered under Sovereign Maori States Laws and the State Decree 001/2008 which falls outside New Zealand's Colonial jurisdiction and authority.

 

Use of Information and Materials
The materials on these pages are not intended for use by persons located in, or resident in, countries that restrict the distribution of such materials.

 

These pages should not be regarded as an offer or solicitation to sell investments or make deposits in any country to any person.

 

The information contained in these pages is not intended to provide professional advice.

Persons accessing these pages should obtain appropriate professional advice.

 

Copyright and Trademarks
The Bank and other parties own the trademarks, logos and service marks displayed on this website. These may not be used without the written permission of the Bank or the party owning these insignia. 

 

Materials on this site are protected by copyright. No part of these materials may be modified, reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, transmitted, copied, distributed or used in any other way for commercial or public purposes without the Bank's prior written consent. 

 

Exclusion of Warranties
The Maori Central Bank of Aotearoa makes no warranties or representations as to the accuracy or completeness of the information contained on this web site. This information is provided "as is" "as available" without ANY warranty of any kind, either express or implied. 

 

Linked Websites
The Maori Central Bank of Aotearoa is not responsible for the contents available on or the set-up of any other websites linked to this site. Access to and use of such other websites is at the user's own risk and subject to any terms and conditions applicable to such access/use. By providing hyperlinks to other websites, The Maori Central Bank of Aotearoa shall not be deemed to endorse, recommend, approve, guarantee or introduce any third parties or the service/products they provide on their web site, or have any form of cooperation with such third parties and web sites, unless specifically stated in writing. The Maori Central Bank of Aotearoa is not a party to any contractual arrangements entered into between you and the provider of the external website unless otherwise expressly specified or agreed to by the Maori Central Bank of Aotearoa in writing and signed by the Chairman and Governor of the Bank.

 

Email
Email messages sent to the Bank over the Internet cannot be guaranteed to be completely secure. The Bank is not responsible for any damages incurred by users if they send a message to the Bank, or if the Bank sends a message to them at their request, over the Internet. The Bank is not responsible in any way for direct, indirect, special or consequential damages arising out of the use of this website. 

 

Transmitting over The Internet
Due to the nature of Internet transactions that may be subject to interruption, transmission blackout, delayed transmission and incorrect data transmission. The Bank is not liable for malfunctions in communications facilities not under its control that may affect the accuracy or timeliness of messages and transactions you send. 

 

Hyperlink Policy 
Hyperlinks from the Maori Central Bank of Aotearoa to Websites outside Maori Central Bank of Aotearoa, leading to websites published or operated by third parties who are not affiliated with or in any way related to the Maori Central Bank of Aotearoa. They have been included in our website to enhance your user experience and are presented for information purposes only. We endeavour to select reputable websites and sources of information for your convenience.

 

We are not in any way responsible for the content of any externally linked website or webpage. You use or follow these links at your own risk and the Maori Central Bank of Aotearoa is not responsible for any damages or losses incurred or suffered by you arising out of or in connection with your use of the link. The Maori Central Bank of Aotearoa is not a party to any contractual arrangements entered into between you and the provider of the external website unless otherwise expressly specified or agreed to by the Maori Central Bank of Aotearoa, in writing.