Definition of mataitai reserve in English:

mataitai reserve

(also mataitai)

nounməˈtʌɪtʌɪ rɪˌzəːv

A marine area in which a particular Maori tribe has exclusive fishing rights.
within mataitai reserves, guardians set the rules for recreational fishing
Example sentencesExamples
- Shares are allocated within the group through a variety of administrative or negotiated processes such as rahui (ban on taking of kaimoana [seafood]) and mataitai (area of seashore that is managed as a traditional subsistence fishery).
- Mataitai reserves are permanent, but bylaws can change.
- We have already seen, under the fisheries legislation, that getting the issue of mataitai reserves through has quite a long gestation period.
- Through its management plan, it may determine whether it wants a mataitai within a marine reserve - it is up to it.
- Regulation 11 of the Resource Management Act (Marine Pollution) Regulations, promulgated in 1998, says: "No one can discharge untreated sewage in the coastal marine area from a ship or an offshore installation unless that discharge is more than 500m from shore, in waters deeper than 5m and more than 500m from a marine farm or gazetted mataitai reserve, or more than 200m from a marine reserve."
- You will be part of a team that assesses applications for proposed new aquaculture space, freshwater fish farming, aquatic life transfers and special permits, provides advice on a range of spatial tools, including mataitai reserves and taiapure-local fisheries and implementing the Marine Protected
- How will the Government's new proposals incorporate customary rights, and in what way will they differ from existing customary usage of mataitai and taiapure?
- It has the ability to establish a mataitai reserve over a traditional fishing ground.
- That area includes shipping lanes, cable protection zones, taiapure, and mataitai - any area that is locked up in some way and protected.
- They are contained in the 1993 fisheries legislation and are known as the taiapure and the mataitai.

Origin

1990s: from Maori mataitai 'food from the sea' + reserve.

单词	mataitai reserve
释义	Definition of mataitai reserve in English: mataitai reserve (also mataitai) nounməˈtʌɪtʌɪ rɪˌzəːv NZ A marine area in which a particular Maori tribe has exclusive fishing rights. within mataitai reserves, guardians set the rules for recreational fishing Example sentencesExamples Shares are allocated within the group through a variety of administrative or negotiated processes such as rahui (ban on taking of kaimoana [seafood]) and mataitai (area of seashore that is managed as a traditional subsistence fishery). Mataitai reserves are permanent, but bylaws can change. We have already seen, under the fisheries legislation, that getting the issue of mataitai reserves through has quite a long gestation period. Through its management plan, it may determine whether it wants a mataitai within a marine reserve - it is up to it. Regulation 11 of the Resource Management Act (Marine Pollution) Regulations, promulgated in 1998, says: "No one can discharge untreated sewage in the coastal marine area from a ship or an offshore installation unless that discharge is more than 500m from shore, in waters deeper than 5m and more than 500m from a marine farm or gazetted mataitai reserve, or more than 200m from a marine reserve." You will be part of a team that assesses applications for proposed new aquaculture space, freshwater fish farming, aquatic life transfers and special permits, provides advice on a range of spatial tools, including mataitai reserves and taiapure-local fisheries and implementing the Marine Protected How will the Government's new proposals incorporate customary rights, and in what way will they differ from existing customary usage of mataitai and taiapure? It has the ability to establish a mataitai reserve over a traditional fishing ground. That area includes shipping lanes, cable protection zones, taiapure, and mataitai - any area that is locked up in some way and protected. They are contained in the 1993 fisheries legislation and are known as the taiapure and the mataitai. Origin 1990s: from Maori mataitai 'food from the sea' + reserve.
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