Trustees meet regularly throughout the year for Tatūnga (decision-making meetings) and Wānanga (workshops).
Tatūnga
Decision-making meetings occur quarterly and are open to the community. Some meetings may include publicly excluded sections where reports and minutes will be unavailable. Open sections are live-streamed.
Wānanga
Workshops will focus on a specific kaupapa, aligning with our strategic objectives. Stakeholders such as sector leads, iwi leaders, and community groups may be asked to participate. Some Wānanga may include publicly open sections with available reports and minutes. Open sections are live-streamed.
If you would like to speak at a meeting, read our attend a meeting information.
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Attending a meeting
Meeting calendar 2024
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Month |
Date |
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February |
Tuesday 13 |
Tatūnga |
|
Tuesday 13 |
Wānanga |
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March |
Tuesday 12 |
Wānanga |
|
April |
Monday 9 |
Wānanga |
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May |
Tuesday 14 |
Tatūnga |
|
June |
Tuesday 11 |
Wānanga |
|
July |
Tuesday 9 |
Wānanga |
|
August |
Thursday 15 |
Tatūnga |
|
Thursday 15 |
Annual General Meeting |
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September |
Tuesday 10 |
Wānanga |
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October |
Tuesday 8 |
Wānanga |
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November |
Tuesday 12 |
Tatūnga |
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December |
Tuesday 10 |
Wānanga |
Register your interest to attend a meeting
Meeting Locations
Most are held at Trust Tairāwhiti in our Te Ikaroa a Rauru Board Room: Level One Shed 3, 50 The Esplanade, Inner Kaiti, 4040.
Occasionally meetings will be held offsite. The meeting location will be provided specified on the event page and in the Gisborne Herald.
Trust Tairāwhiti office location
At the meeting
If you’re speaking at a meeting, please arrive at least 10 minutes before your allocated time. You may be asked to speak earlier if we're running ahead of schedule.
We have a screen available for presentations, please ensure any presentations are emailed to charlotta@trusttairawhiti.nz by 3pm the day prior. You’re also welcome to bring written material that supports your presentation, we require 13 copies for trustees and management.
What happens next?
When you have finished speaking trustees may ask you a few questions.
If the matter you've spoken about is not on the agenda, no resolution can be made. Staff may be asked to prepare a report for consideration at a subsequent meeting.