At one level of the administration, it was seen to be connected with the problem of the land acquisition. The lands happened to be of high significance in the twentieth century very late to their inception. But as a whole, the role of the Maori people in the organisations has increased drastically. The principle is behind all the structures of administration is that, even if there was a huge differentiation in the Maori society, they never lost hope from their lands and properties. (Ward et al.,2013). There still exist a lot of differences among the local people who own a land and the other ones who do not have one. The government has and still continues to take an attempt to make the lands secured and give the Maori community a definition to the interest that they have for the lands.
There are more units in the administration that involve the cooperation directly on the people who are concerned with owning the Maori lands legally. These units initially started as the family enterprises in the East India Company during the beginning of the nineteenth century. Since half a decade, they have stayed under the legislative acts as the means for more effective use of the community land (Edwards et al., 2013). As these lands are allowed to be borrowed from the funds raised by the Maori communities, the economic development concerned with them happens to be encouraged.