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No. The involvement of a country other than the United States always falls within the scope of the responsibilities of the federal government. It's the U.S. government that works out extradition by bilateral, and sometimes multilateral, treaties with the particular country.
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Who is the Minister for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations for New Zealand?
Christopher Finlayson is the Minister for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations for New Zealand.
What is the treaty that gave control of new zealand to the UK?
The Treaty of Waitangi founded New Zealand and made it part of the British Empire.
Where in New Zealand is the treaty signed?
in waitangi
Were in New Zealand did the treaty get signed?
waitangi
How could a new treaty ensure human rights for all new zealanders in the future?
New Zealand already has such a treaty, called The Treaty of Waitangi.
What is New Zealand's role in the Antarctic Treaty?
New Zealand, along with all the other signatories to the treaty, made commitments as to its use and its governance. Their responsibilities are the same as all other governments that signed the treaty.
Why did New Zealand get involved in the Vietnam War?
Part of the ANZUS treaty; Australia, New Zealand, and the United States.
Why is the treaty of waitangi significant to new zealand?
it is the document that gave the Queen of Britan sovereignty over New Zealand
Was Queen Elizabeth the queen of New Zealand?
Queen Elizabeth I was not the sovereign of New Zealand; the Treaty of Waitangi was not signed until well after her reign. Queen Elizabeth II is currently the sovereign of New Zealand, by right of the terms of the aforementioned Treaty.
New zealand base itself on which treaty?
Te Tiriti O Waitangi/ The Treaty of Waitangi.
Does roratonga have an extradition treaty with the us?
Rorotanga is part of the Cook Islands which are an independent, self-governing group of islands located in the South Pacific. It is the the largest island in the group, and the one on which the capital city is located.It appears that, even though they are 'self-governing,' the Cook Islands are a sub-division, or protectorate, of New Zealand -- and have much the same relationship with New Zealand that Singapore and Hong Kong have with The People's Republic of China. From that association it can be deduced that since New Zealand has extradition treaties with the US, in all likelihood, the Cook Islands DO also.I believe that the only restriction would be (like most British Commonwealth nations) they will not allow extradition back to the US to face a death penalty.
Place where 1840 treaty was signed?
Treaty of Waitangi was signed 6th Feb 1840 at Waitangi, Northland, New Zealand. You can visit the Waitangi Treaty grounds. The treaty then travelled around New Zealand so it could be signed by tribes that could not get to Waitangi.
