Acts as an umbrella / resource body, Provides advice / information / advocacy, Provides human resources (e.g. staff / volunteers), Provides religious services / activities, Provides for the beneficeries of Ngati Uenuku Ngati Patutokotoko and Ngati Rangitautahi

Accommodation / housing, Education / training / research, Health, Environment / conservation, Community development, Emergency / disaster relief, Social services, Religious activities, Arts / culture / heritage, Sport / recreation, Fund-raising, People with disabilities, Promotion of volunteering, Marae on Reservation for the beneficeries of Ngati Uenuku Ngati Patutokotoko and Ngati Rangitautahi

Children / young people, Other charities, Voluntary bodies other than charities, Older people, People with disabilities, People of a certain ethnic / racial origin, General public, Religious groups, The beneficieries of Ngati Uenuku Ngati Patutokotoko and Ngati Rangitautahi

Annual Returns are due within 6 months of a charity’s balance date (financial year-end), or a longer period if an extension has been granted.

Note: Charities that use the Tier 4 Combined Form to file their annual returns do not need to file their financial statements separately. The financial statements are included in their annual return summary.

Mote Katoa Marae is a marae on Māori Reservation Land. The Māori Reservation Regulations 1994 require that where a reservation is a marae the trustees of the reservation shall draw up, in agreement with the beneficiaries of the marae, a charter for the reservation. A copy of the Mote Katoa Marae charter is published below. This charter is not a part of the formal rules of the marae as required under s17(1)(c) of the Charities Act 2005.