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Māori hold contractual treaties with over sixty international countries, and many of these countries have records that they traded with the Māori nation under the seal of GAT (General Agreement in Trade) and a Māori sovereign bank, called the ‘Awaroa’. This means Māori have direct access to these countries if approved by those who hold the mandate. Descendants of those lineage lines who negotiated, pioneered and sealed these contracts still exist, and through whakapapa (geneology), continue to hold the mandate to these authorities within an organisation called Ko Huiarau.