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Ngā Utu Tangihanga

He takuhe pūtea takitahi ngā Utu Tangihanga.

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Ko wai ka āhei mō tēnei

Te mate rawa e pā ana ki ngā mahi hōia, ki ngā Mahi Hōia rānei e Tutuki ai ngā Ritenga

Ka taea e koe te tono mō ngā utu tangihanga mō tētahi mōrehu hōia mehemea:

  • i whai mahi hōia e tutuki ai ngā ritenga,
  • i takea mai tōna matenga i āna mahi hōia.

Te mate rawa kāore e pā ana ki ngā mahi hōia, ki ngā Mahi Hōia rānei e Tutuki ai ngā Ritenga

Ka taea e mātou te āwhina i ngā utu tangihanga mō tētahi mōrehu hōia mehemea e āhei ana koe mō tētahi o ēnei: 

Penihana Hoa Rangatira kua Pouarutia, Hoa Pūmau rānei kua Pouarutia [te reo Māori]

Penihana Hoapori [English]

Penihana Tamariki [English]

Penihana Mōrehu [English]

 Kāpeneheihana ā-Wiki mā te Whānau [English]

Te tikanga i te whiwhi te mōrehu i tētahi utunga whāiti mai i a mātou i te wā o tōna matenga.

 

Ko te ture, i te whiwhi i tētahi o ēnei, neke atu rānei:

Penihana Mōrehu Hōia [te reo Māori]

Kāpeneheihana ā-Wiki [English]

Te Kāpeneheihana ā-Wiki [English]

Te Penihana o Aotearoa [hononga o waho](external link)

Te Utunga Noho Tautoko mai i Te Hiranga Tangata [hononga o waho](external link)
Ka whiwhi koe i te aha

Ngā utu mō te tangihanga, mō te nehu me te tahu tūpāpaku

Ko ngā utu paerewa ka taea e mātou te āwhina atu ko ngā utu mō te tangihanga, mō te nehu me te tahu tūpāpaku.

Ngā utu mō te kawe i te tūpāpaku

Ka taea e mātou te āwhina i ngā utu mō te kawe i te tūpāpaku ki te wāhi nehu me i pā te matenga ki ngā Mahi Hōia e Tutuki ai Ngā Ritenga, ā, i mate i:

  • tētahi hōhipera tūmatanui, i
  • tētahi hōhipera tūmataiti rānei.

Ko te rahi o te utu ka kapi kei te āhua o te katoa o te tawhiti i haerea mō ēnei āhuatanga.

Ki te whiwhi koe i ētahi atu tautoko

Mehemea kua tukua atu e tētahi atu hinonga kāwanatanga pēnei i Te Tari Āwhina Hunga Whara, Te Ope Hōia o Aotearoa, a Te Hiranga Tangata rānei tētahi pūtea āwhina mō te tangihanga, ka āhei tonu koe te tono mai ki a mātou. Ka tirohia e mātou te rahi o tā ratou tukunga ina whakatauria te rahi.

Ngā taumata utu

Ngā taumata utu utunga tangihanga [English]
Me pēhea te tono
  1. Whakakīa te puka tono Utu Tangihanga
  2. Tukua mai te puka tono me ētahi atu kōrero tautoko ki a mātou.

Tiki ake i te puka tono mō ngā Utu Tangihanga [English] [PDF, 914 KB]
Ka aha ināianei

I muri mai i tō tono mā mātou e:

  1. whakapā atu ki a koe ki te whakaū kua whiwhi mātou i tō tono
  2. tīmata te hātepe whakatau take
  3. tuhi atu ki a koe me te whakatau mō tō tono.

Ki te hiahia mātou ki ētahi atu kōrero, ka whakapā atu mātou ki a koe.

He pēhea mātou e whakatau take ai [English]
Kimihia ētahi atu mōhiotanga

Whakapā mai ki a mātou mō ētahi atu kōrero [English]

E mahi nui ana mātou kia whitikia ā mātou mahi e te rā. Ki te hiahia koe ki te mōhio he pēhea tēnei āheinga i whakahaeretia ai, ka taea e koe te pānui te kaupapa here whakaroto.

Kaupapa Here Utu Tangihanga [English] [PDF, 675 KB]

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Last Modified: 9 July 2025
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