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The number of copies, including preservation copies made by museums and other institutions, is unknown. There are, however, three versions reported out: an original in the English language (signed in 1840) which was followed by a second version in the Maori language; and a third version --- referenced as the Kawharu Translation --- which is the English translation of the Maori version, as issued in 1987 by a private party, Sir Hugh Kawharu. The Kawharu Translation was used in the appellate court filing for NZ Maori Council v Attorney-General [1987] 1 NZLR 641, 664. It has been formally adopted by the Waitangi Tribunal of New Zealand and is available in print.

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