抄録
The protection regime instituted under the New Zealand Crown Forest Assets Act 1989 was established with two objectives in mind. First, to ensure Maori grievances relating to Crown forest land were adequately redressed; and second, to enable the forestry industry to develop by guaranteeing security of tenure. The second objective has clearly been achieved. The focus of this research is maybe be on a problem uniquely found in New Zealand but without an understanding of this situation by Pacific Rim forest investors, problems are bound to unnecessarily emerge.
