Registering on the Tribal Database

To register with Whakatōhea you must meet the following criteria.

• Whakapapa directly by bloodlines to the Hapu of Whakatōhea
• Eighteen (18) Years or older
• Complete the Whakatōhea registration form ​

Why Register?

Registering as a beneficiary of the Whakatōhea Māori Trust Board allows the Board to:

•  Identify and access those registered people who are entitled to benefit from distribution, scholarship, and other assistance
• Identify and access those registered people who are able to offer skills and/or services
• Identify and access those registered people who are eligible to participate in Whakatōhea Māori Trust Board elections
•  Add to the Whakatōhea Whakapapa database.
•  Enable the Whakatōhea Māori Trust Board to develop communication networks including dissemination of valuable information.

Registration Query

You can find out if you are registered on the Tribal Database by contacting reception. You can contact reception on
07 315 6150 or reception@whakatohea.co.nz. Please have your name, date of birth and parents’ names handy when making inquiries.

New Registrations

New tribal database registrations need to be completed on application forms. Please contact the Whakatōhea Māori Trust Board using the form below for an application form, or Download and print an application form.

Changing My Details

Changing your details on the Tribal Database is easy. You can contact reception on 07 315 6150 or reception@whakatohea.co.nz 

REGISTRATION ENQUIRY

Download a registration Here

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Privacy

Any information received will be held by, or for the Whakatōhea Māori Trust Board and certain bodies related to the Board. You have certain rights under the Privacy Act 1993 to see and correct personal information that the Board holds about you.

The information will be used to enable Whakatōhea Māori Trust Board to identify as many Whakatōhea individuals as possible, including the marae and hapu to which they affiliate, so that as many individuals as possible are informed of Whakatōhea matters. The information will also be used to identify those who may take part in any electoral process relating to Whakatōhea and/or derive any entitlements as Beneficiaries in the future.