Common use of MĀORI HEALTH Clause in Contracts

MĀORI HEALTH. A3.1 You must ensure that the specific needs of Residents who identify themselves as Māori (“Māori Residents”) are met in a manner that respects and acknowledges their individual values and beliefs. This requires you to: a. identify and respond to the cultural values and beliefs of Māori Residents and their whānau; b. identify and eliminate barriers to Māori Residents that are within your control; c. recognise and support the importance of whānau and their involvement with Māori Residents; d. acknowledge and meet the right of Māori Residents to practice their cultural values and beliefs while receiving the Services; and e. consult Tangata Whenua in order to meet the needs of Māori Residents during the provision of the Services. A3.2 You must develop policies and procedures (“Māori Health Plan”) to guide staff in order to ensure that the specific needs of Māori Residents are met. The Māori Health Plan must include, but is not limited to, a description of how you will achieve the requirements set out in clause A3.1.

MĀORI HEALTH. A3.1 You must ensure that the specific needs of Residents who identify themselves as Māori (“Māori Residents”) are met in a manner that respects and acknowledges their individual values and beliefs. This requires you to: a. identify and respond to the cultural values and beliefs of Māori Residents and their whānau; b. identify and eliminate barriers to Māori Residents that are within your control; c. recognise and support the importance of whānau and their involvement with Māori Residents; d. acknowledge x. xxxxxxxxxxx and meet the right of Māori Residents to practice their cultural values and beliefs while receiving the Services; and e. consult Tangata Whenua in order to meet the needs of Māori Residents during the provision of the Services. A3.2 You must develop policies and procedures (“Māori Health Plan”) to guide staff in order to ensure that the specific needs of Māori Residents are met. The Māori Health Plan must include, but is not limited to, a description of how you will achieve the requirements set out in clause A3.1.

MĀORI HEALTH. A3.1 You must ensure that the specific needs of Residents who identify themselves as Māori (“Māori Residents”) are met in a manner that respects and acknowledges their individual values and beliefs. This requires you to: a. identify and respond to the cultural values and beliefs of Māori Residents and their whānau; b. identify and eliminate barriers to Māori Residents that are within your control; c. recognise and support the importance of whānau and their involvement with Māori Residents; d. acknowledge x. xxxxxxxxxxx and meet the right of Māori Residents to practice their cultural values and beliefs while receiving the Services; and e. consult Tangata Whenua in order to meet the needs of Māori Residents during the provision of the Services. A3.2 You must develop policies and procedures (“Māori Health Plan”) to guide staff in order to ensure that the specific needs of Māori Residents are met. The Māori Health Plan must include, but is not limited to, a description of how you will achieve the requirements set out in clause A3.1A3.1(a) to (e).