New Zealand First's deputy leader Shane Jones says his party's determined to rebuild the country's pride, resilience, service, and unity as we approach 2040, the bicentenary of the signing of Te Tiriti o Waitangi.
As part of that, he says voters should have the say on the matter of Treaty principles, rather than allowing the "Waitangi Tribunal to spawn more interpretations".
Shane Jones says voters are "fed up with the cartoonish stretching of Treaty principles" and the Tribunal needs to be reviewed.
Jones spoke to Corin Dann.
