Muaūpoko Registration FAQs
1. Who can register with Muaūpoko Tribal Authority?
Anyone who can whakapapa to Muaūpoko is welcome to register. This includes tamariki, rangatahi, pakeke, and kaumātua—whether you live in Aotearoa or overseas.
2. Why should I register?
Registration helps us:
– Stay connected with whānau
– Share pānui, hui invites, and opportunities
– Support access to education, health, and cultural initiatives
– Strengthen our collective voice in decision-making
3. What information do I need to provide?
You’ll need:
– Your full name and contact details
– Your date of birth
– Your whakapapa connection to Muaūpoko (e.g. parent, grandparent, tūpuna)
– Optional: details for tamariki or whānau you’re registering with you
4. How do I register?
You can register online via our website. Just click the “Register” button and follow the steps. If you need help, contact our office or ask a whānau member to tautoko.
5. Can I register my tamariki or mokopuna?
Āe, yes! Parents, caregivers, or legal guardians can register tamariki and mokopuna as part of their whānau registration.
6. What happens after I submit my registration?
Our team will review your details and whakapapa. If we need more information, we’ll get in touch. Once confirmed, you’ll receive a welcome email and be added to our whānau database.
7. Is my information safe?
Absolutely. We treat your personal and whakapapa information with care and confidentiality. It’s stored securely and used only for kaupapa that support our iwi.
8. Can I update my details later?
Yes. If your contact info changes or you want to add tamariki, use the “Update contact details” form on our website or contact our team.
9. I’m not sure about my whakapapa—can I still register?
We encourage you to start the process. Our team can help guide you through whakapapa connections and support you in finding the right links.