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TARANAKI TŪ MAI
2019
REGISTER AND INFORMATION PACK
1
10 Pipiri 2019
Kei haku muanga o tō tātou tauheke maunga a Koro Taranaki, Tēnā Koutou Katoa.
Nei te tuku i ngā whakaaro nui ki hō tātou mate huhua o te tau, o te marama, o te wiki, o te wā. E
koutou e te hunga kua takahi atu rā i te ara pūhana o ngā mātua ngutu ata mai o tua whakarere, e
moe rā i te moe e au ai te moe. Kāti, ko rātou te hunga kua ririu atu ki taipō nui, ki taipō roa ki te pō,
ā, ko tātou o te ao hurihuri nei ki tātou, Tihē Mouriora.
It gives us great pleasure to welcome you all to the Taranaki Tū Mai ki Ngāti Maru biennial event for
2019. As your hosts for 2019, we will endeavour to cater to the fundamental aspects of the Taranaki
Tū Mai Festival which is based on Taranakitanga, Whānaungatanga and Whakapapa.
The Taranaki Tū Mai Festival is a wonderful opportunity for all our tribes to come together in unity
and to reconnect in a celebration of our past, our present and our future. From our Ngāti Maru
perspective we would like to convey how special it will be to have you all in Tarata at Te Upoko o Te
Whenua Marae for the Pōwhiri on Friday 29 November. We are excited for you to enjoy time on our
whenua and in our environment. It is hoped that we have provided ample time for iwi to organise
this special time in Tarata with us. For comfort, health and safety purposes, we have had to move the
sports and kapa haka in to Inglewood on Saturday 30 November and Sunday 1 December.
Additional information about the festival, together with details for the pōwhiri, the wānanga, all
events, sports and the kapa haka are enclosed in this welcome pack. Please advise us of any special
mobility requirements you may have for the Pōwhiri so we can ensure that all of our iwi and whānau
whānui have the opportunity to attend the pōwhiri in Tarata. Inglewood High School caters to our
whānau who may have special mobility requirements which is a high priority for us to look after
everyone to the best of our ability.
Of course, this year, like every year, the competition will be fierce and I know you will need no
encouragement from me to “play hard and play fair”, however, deeper than the competition is that
the festival is about a celebration of our collective identity as descendants of Koro Taranaki. We
would like to wish you all the very best with your preparations for Taranaki Tū Mai 2019.
Maru Pūmanawa
Nā Holden Hohaia
Chairman of Te Kāhui Maru
2CONTENTS
Letter from the Chairman of Te Kahui Maru 2
Contents 3
Taranaki Tū Mai 2019 Programme 4
Information for Iwi Coordinator 5-6
Taranaki Tū Mai 2019 Iwi Iwi Registration Form 7-8
Taranaki Tū Mai Iwi 2019 Uri Registration Form 9
Event Information 10-33
Fairplay Taranaki Tū mai 2019
Wānanga
Gumboot Throw
Tug-O-War
Golf
Cross Country
Basketball
Marching
March Past
Netball Tournament
Touch
Rugby 7s Tournament
League 9s
Darts
Softball
Outdoor Bowls
Tamariki Tū Mai
Sack Race
Taiohi Tū mai
Kī-o-rahi
Kaumatua Tū mai
Kaumatua Volleyball
Tautohetohe
Kapa Haka Information 34
Taranaki Tū Mai 2019 Kapa Haka Registration Form 35-37
3TARANAKI TŪ MAI 2019
PROGRAMME
Rāmere 29 o Whiringa-ā-rangi
Friday 29th November 2019
11.00am Pōwhiri Te Upoko O Te Whenua Marae
1.00pm Kai Hākari Te Upoko O Te Whenua Marae
2.00pm Wānanga Te Upoko O Te Whenua Marae
3.00pm Gumboot Throw Te Upoko O Te Whenua Marae
Tug-O-War Te Upoko O Te Whenua Marae
Golf Inglewood Golf Club
5.00pm Cross Country Inglewood High School
Basketball Inglewood High School
Rāhoronuku 30 o Whiringa-ā-rangi
Saturday 30th November 2019
8.00am Marching Inglewood High School
March Past Inglewood High School
9.30am Basketball Inglewood High School
Netball Tournament Inglewood High School
Touch Inglewood High School
Rugby 7s Tournament Inglewood High School
League 9s Inglewood High School
Darts Inglewood Club
Softball Inglewood Primary School
Outdoor Bowls Inglewood Bowling Club
Tamariki Tū Mai Inglewood High School
Sack Race Inglewood High School
Taiohi Tū Mai Inglewood High School
Kī-o-rahi Inglewood High School
Kaumatua Tū Mai Inglewood High School
Kaumatua Volleyball Inglewood High School
1.00pm Tautohetohe Inglewood High School
Rāhororangi 1 o Hakihea
Sunday 1st December 2019
9.00am Kapa Haka Inglewood High School
2.00pm Tautohetohe Inglewood High School
2.30pm Prizegiving Inglewood High School
4INFORMATION
FOR IWI CO-ORDINATOR
Uri Registrations
All Uri registrations for Taranaki Tū Mai must be placed through the
nominated iwi co-ordinators.
Uri registrations or enquiries received by Maru Tū mai 2019 Committee will
be directed to their relevant iwi offices or websites.
Uri registrations can be completed via:
Online through your iwi google doc link created by Maru Tū Mai 2019
Committee which will be distributed to iwi co-ordinators and can be shared
to your iwi by uploading onto facebook and/or website pages. The link is
titled Taranaki Tū Mai 2019 (Iwi Name) Registration
Email and scan PDF document of the completed Taranaki Tū Mai Uri
2019 Registration form to allocated email address
Paper version of the Taranaki Tū Mai 2019 Uri Registration Form
completed and sent to allocated postal address
Information and updates regarding Taranaki Tū Mai 2019 will be available
on the following facebook pages: Taranaki Tū Mai ki Ngāti Maru 2019, TE
KORIMAKO O TARANAKI 94.8FM and the www.ngatimaru.co.nz website.
All participants must register by completing a Taranaki Tū Mai 2019 Uri
Registration Form per person (not per event).
All participants must register and participate for one iwi only.
All Taranaki Tū Mai 2019 Uri Registrations forms and fees must be received
no later than 3pm, Friday 29th November 2019.
Iwi Registrations
Iwi registrations are to be completed by the nominated iwi co-ordinator by
completing the Taranaki Tū Mai 2019 Iwi Registration Form and emailing
the scanned PDF document of the form to the allocated email address.
All iwi registration forms must be received no later than 3pm, Friday 1 st
November 2019.
Points allocation for overall placings will be 1st – 3points, 2nd – 2points and 3rd- 1point
for competitive events and 1st, 2nd and 3rd placings will be awarded for non-
competitive events.
Once iwi registrations are received, the official draws will take place for the
events and thereafter relevant information regarding the events will be
distributed to the iwi co-ordinators.
Kapa Haka Registrations
Kapa Haka Registrations are to be completed by the nominated iwi co-
ordinator by completing the Taranaki Tū Mai 2019 Kapa Haka Registration
Form. Email and scan the PDF document of the completed Taranaki Tū Mai
52019 Kapa Haka Registration Form to the allocated email address with
attachments.
Taranaki Tū Mai 2019 Kapa Haka Registration Forms must be received no
later than 3pm, Friday 1st November 2019.
All performers must fill in a Taranaki Tū Mai 2019 Uri Registration Form and perform
for one iwi only.
Important information:
Email the scanned PDF documents of the completed forms to:
ngatimaru.taranakitumai@gmail.com
Post your completed forms to: Maru Tū mai 2019 Committee
PO Box 202
Inglewood 4347.
Uri Registration Fees are $5.00 per participant 13 years and over. 12 years and under
are free. Iwi Co-ordinator to submit Taranaki Tū Mai 2019 Iwi Registration Form
alongside registration fees that have been received to date no later than 3pm, Friday
1st November 2019. It is expected that each iwi pays the registration fees in no
more than two instalments, one for the majority of registrations received by Friday
1st November 2019, and a second top-up payment for any additional registrations no
later than 3pm, Friday 29th November 2019. Please direct credit the full registration
cost for all participants 13 years over into the following bank account:
Bank: TSB
Account Name: Te Runanga o Ngati Maru Taranaki Trust
Account Number: 15-3946-0355842-00
Reference: Please use your Iwi name
All registration enquiries to be directed to ngatimaru.taranakitumai@gmail.com
6TARANAKI TŪ MAI 2019
IWI REGISTRATION FORM
IWI REPRESENTING: _________________________________________________________________
PLEASE ENTER THE NUMBER OF TEAMS & PARTICIPANTS REPRESENTING YOUR IWI
COMPETITIVE EVENTS PARTICIPANTS TEAM COMPOSITION NO. TEAMS & NO. TEAMS &
PARTICIPANTS PARTICIPANTS
RECOMMENDED ENTERED
Golf 4 per team Open 18 years + No limit per iwi
Cross Country Open Open No limit per iwi
Basketball 10 max per team Mixed Gender & Age 1 team per iwi
Marching 10 per team Mixed Gender & Age 1 team per iwi
Netball Tournament 12 max per team Ladies 16years + 2 teams per iwi
12 max per team Mixed 16 years + 2 teams per iwi
12 max per team Mixed Under 15s 2 teams per iwi
Touch 12 max per team Mixed Gender & Age No limit per iwi
Rugby 7s 12 max per team Men’s 16 years + 1 team per iwi
12 max per team Women’s 16 years + 1 team per iwi
League 9s 19 max per team Men’s 16 years + 1 team per iwi
Darts 4 per team Mixed Gender and Age No limit per iwi
Softball 14 max per team Mixed Gender and Age 1 team per iwi
Outdoor Bowls 4 per team Open 18years + 4 teams per iwi
Sack Race 6 per team 5yrs – 10years 4 teams per iwi
Kī-o-rahi 12 per team Mixed 11– 18years 2 teams per iwi
Kaumātua Volleyball 10 per team 50yrs+ 1 team per iwi
Tautohetohe 3 per team Mixed Gender and Age 1 team per iwi
Kapa Haka Open Open 1 team per iwi
NON-COMPETITIVE PARTICIPANTS TEAM COMPOSITION NO. TEAM & NO. TEAMS &
EVENTS PARTICIPANTS PARTICIPANTS
RECOMMENDED ENTERED
Wānanga Open Open No limit per iwi
Gumboot Throw Open Mixed Ages No limit per iwi
Tug-o-War 10 per team Mixed Gender and Age No limit per iwi
March Past Open Open No limit per iwi
Tamariki Tū mai Open 0yrs – 10years No limit per iwi
Taiohi Tū mai Open 11yrs – 18yrs No limit per iwi
Kaumātua Tū mai Open 50yrs+ No limit per iwi
Kapa Haka Open Open 1 team per iwi
7IWI DETAILS
TOTAL NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS: ___________ TOTAL NUMBER OF TEAMS: ____________
TOTAL NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS (13 years & over): ________ @ $5.00 per person = $_________
TOTAL NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS (12 years & under) ________________________________ (Free)
REGISTRATION SUMMARY
Iwi registrations are to be completed no later than 3pm, Friday 1st November
2019 by completing this form and scanning a pdf copy of the document to
ngatimaru.taranakitumai@gmail.com
Each participant at Taranaki Tu Mai 2019 will be required to complete a
Taranaki Tū Mai 2019 Uri Registration Form via google doc, pdf copy or paper
version form no later than 3pm, Friday 29th November 2019.
For participants 12 years and under, a registration form is to be completed by
their parent or guardian on their behalf.
Only one Taranaki Tū Mai Uri Registration per person is required (not per
event).
REGISTRATION COST: $5.00 per participant (13 years & older)
All uri registrations fees are to be received no later than 3pm, Friday 29th
November 2019 into the bank account listed below. 12 years and younger
are free.
PAYMENT OF REGISTRATION FEES:
Please direct credit the full registration cost for participants 13years+ into the
following bank account;
Bank: TSB
Account Name: Te Runanga o Ngati Maru Taranaki Trust
Account Number: 15-3946-0355842-00
Reference: Please use your Iwi name
IWI CO-ORDINATOR: _______________________________________________________________
PHONE: _____________________ EMAIL: ______________________________________________
ADDRESS: ________________________________________________________________________
SIGN: ______________________________________ DATE: ________________________________
8TARANAKI TŪ MAI 2019
URI REGISTRATION FORM
NAME: ______________________________________________________________________
IWI REPRESENTING: ___________________ DATE OF BIRTH ____/____/____ (DD/MM/YYYY)
CONTACT DETAILS
EMAIL ADDRESS_______________________________________________________________
PHONE _____________________________________MOBILE __________________________
STREET ADDRESS _________________________________ SUBURB _____________________
TOWN/CITY _________________________________________ POSTCODE _______________
EVENTS
PLEASE RANK 1 to 4 YOUR PREFERRED COMPETITIVE EVENTS
Golf Netball Tournament Darts Kī-o-rahi
Cross Country Rugby 7s Tournament Softball Kaumatua Volleyball
Basketball Touch Outdoor Bowls Tautohetohe
Marching League 9s Sack Race Kapa Haka
PLEASE TICK TO INDICATE YOUR PARTICPATION IN THE NON-COMPETITIVE EVENTS
Wānanga Tamariki Tū Mai March Past Pōwhiri
Gumboot Throw Taiohi Tū Mai Kapa Haka Kaitautoko
Tug o War Kaumatua Tū Mai
REGISTRATION SUMMARY
1. Registration & Fees DISCLAIMER
1.1. Taranaki Tū Mai Uri Registration forms and fees I hereby state that the information provided on this form is true and
are due by 3pm, Friday, 29th November 2019. correct. Taranaki Tū Mai 2019 is an event based on whanaungatanga. A
1.2 All participants are required to complete a key part of that is keeping all whanau and kaimahi at the event safe. As a
Taranaki Tū Mai 2019 Uri Registration Form participant, you agree to follow the health and safety instructions of the
1.3 Registration $5 per person 13+yrs. kaimahi and the event and use your own common sense in ensuring you
Under 12yrs free. and those around you are safe and we have an incident and injury free
1.4 Registration of U12yrs is essential for catering event. Each iwi will hold its own H&S briefing and as a participant you
purposes on Sunday 1st December 2019. agree to take part in the event. The event organiser will not accept any
1.5 Registration includes participation in events at liability for damages, injury, loss or theft of any nature to personal
Taranaki Tū Mai 2019 and a hangi on Sunday 1st property sustained or incurred by participants or their accompanying
December 2019. persons as a result of any events relating to the festival.
1.6 Registration does NOT include meals and
Accommodation for the duration of the festival. SIGN: _____________________ DATE: ____________
1.7 All completed Taranaki Tū Mai Uri Registration
Forms and fees to be returned to your iwi co-
ordinator or iwi office.
REGISTRATION FEE: (Please circle)
13 years & over @ $5.00 12 years and under @ $0.00
9EVENT
INFORMATION
TARANAKI TŪ MAI 2019
10FAIRPLAY TARANAKI TŪ MAI 2019
To help facilitate Taranaki Tū Mai and ensure that a
wonderful time is had by everyone who attends, the fair play
guidelines listed below will be implemented and encouraged
throughout this event. As an organising committee we ask
that these tikanga be promoted amongst those who will be
attending to ensure that Taranaki Tū Mai continues to be a
positive experience for all. Maru kai atu, maru kai mai.
Tihe i a Maru ora.
Whanaungatanga: Make decisions that encourage and enhance
whanaungatanga
Manaakitanga: Encourage and show appreciation to
the one another, your team mates,
opposition players, spectators,
officials and kaimahi
Kia tika te mahi: Play by the rules and show good sportsmanship
Aroha ki te tangata: Treat one another with respect
Pono ki te kaupapa: Be on time and be prepared to start
on time. Give your best positive effort
in everything, whether participating or
supporting
Taranakitanga: Most importantly, have fun and
celebrate who we are as
Taranaki whānui!
11WĀNANGA
RĀMERE 29 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / FRIDAY 29th NOVEMBER 2019
Te Upoko o Te Whenua Marae, Tarata Road, TARATA
Participants must attend pōwhiri at 11am. Wānanga will commence at 2pm.
No limit on the number of participants.
Participants to attend pōwhiri at 11am. Wānanga commences at 2pm. Ends at 3pm.
Wānanga will consist of marae history, the whakamarama of the compulsory waiata
‘Kāore te pō nei’, Ngāti Maru history and the kaupapa for the tautohetohe event will
be released at this event also.
Further details will be distributed after the official draws take place in November.
12GUMBOOT THROW
RĀMERE 29 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / FRIDAY 29th NOVEMBER 2019
Te Upoko o Te Whenua Marae, Tarata Road, Tarata
Participants must be at the venue at 3pm. Event will commence at 3.30pm.
No limit on number of participants per iwi.
All participants must be registered and will be required to check in on arrival.
Grades: 0 - 5 years
6 - 10 years
11 - 18 years
19 - 40 years
41 - 64 years
65 years plus
Each grade will participate in this event by the youngest grade commencing first by
throwing their gumboot within the allocated space specified, older grades to follow.
The gumboot that is thrown at the longest distance wins their grade.
Each team must supply their own uniforms, 1 x own shoe size gumboot, suitable
footwear, drink bottles and necessities to suit weather conditions.
No points allocation will be allocated for overall placings due to this being a non-
competitive event however 1st, 2nd and 3rd place will be awarded for each grade.
Further details will be distributed after the official draws take place in November.
13TUG-O-WAR
RĀMERE 29 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / FRIDAY 29th NOVEMBER 2019
Te Upoko o Te Whenua Marae, Tarata Road, Tarata
Participants must be at the venue at 3pm. Event will commence at 3.30pm.
No limit on the number of teams per iwi.
All participants must be registered and will be required to check in on arrival.
10 members maximum per team.
Age mix: 2 x under 15 years old
2 x over 35 years old
Gender mix: 50/50.
The format will be 2 pools - round robin with cross overs for semi-finals. Winners of
semi-finals play in final.
No points allocation will be allocated for overall placings due to this being a non-
competitive event however 1st, 2nd and 3rd place will be awarded.
Each team must supply their own uniforms, suitable footwear, drink bottles, first aid
kit, ice and necessities to suit weather conditions.
Further details will be distributed after the official draws take place in November.
14GOLF
RĀMERE 29 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / FRIDAY 29th NOVEMBER 2019
INGLEWOOD GOLF CLUB 244 Lepper Road Upper, Egmont Village
Participants must be at the venue by 3pm. Event will commence at 4pm.
No limit on the number of teams per iwi.
All participants must be registered and will be required to check in on arrival.
4 members per team.
Grade: Open
All participants must be 18 years or older.
Competition Format: 9-hole Ambrose.
Rules as per the ‘Rules of Golf 2019 & club rules on the day’.
Handicaps are all added together and divided by 4. For example: 24+21+16+10 = 71/4
= 17.75 handicap for the team). Players without an official handicap play off a 24
handicap.
Playing ‘best ball’, each team player may place their ball within 30cm of the ‘best ball’
(no nearer the hole) before taking their shot. Every team member tee shot must be
used by their team 2 times and 1 team members tee shot will be used 3 times.
Playing for best net score.
In the event of a ‘draw’ for any of the top 3 placing, team captains will have a chip off
from a designated position in front of the 18th green. The winner will be determined
by whose ball rests nearest to the pin.
Points allocation for overall placings will be 1st – 3points, 2nd – 2points and 3rd- 1point
due to this being a competitive event.
Each team to supply their own uniforms, golf clubs, drink bottles, first aid kit, ice and
necessities to suit weather conditions.
Food will be available to purchase from the club.
Further details will be distributed after the official draws take place in November.
15CROSS COUNTRY
RĀMERE 29 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / FRIDAY 29th NOVEMBER 2019
INGLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 129 Rata St, Inglewood
Participants must be at the venue at 5pm. Event will commence at 5.30pm.
No limit on number of participants per iwi.
All participants must be registered and will be required to check in on arrival.
Grade: Open
The cross-country course will be 4.8km.
There will be spotters along the course to help out as required.
Points allocation for overall placings will be 1st – 3points, 2nd – 2points and 3rd-
1point due to this being a competitive event.
Each team must supply their own uniforms, suitable footwear, drink bottles, first
aid kit, ice and necessities to suit weather conditions.
Further details will be distributed after the official draws take place in November.
16BASKETBALL
RĀMERE 29 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / FRIDAY 29th NOVEMBER 2019 -
RĀHORONUKU 30 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / SATURDAY 30th NOVEMBER 2019
INGLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 129 Rata St, Inglewood
Participants must be at venue at 5pm. Event will commence at 5.30pm.
There is a cap of 1 team per iwi – please make contact with Basketball Co-ordinator to
discuss if you have more than 1 team.
All participants must be registered and will be required to check in on arrival.
10 players maximum per team.
Age Mix: 1 x over 35 years must be on court at all times
1 x under 16 years must be on court at all times
Gender Mix: 2 x female players must be on court at all times.
FIBA rules will apply: 2 x 10-minute halves, running clock, 2 minutes for half time, 1 x
30 second time out per half. No time out in last 2 minutes of game.
A duty list for referees and score bench will be available with draw.
The format will be 2 pools - round robin with cross overs for semi-finals. However
should time be a problem then the semi-final matches maybe omitted and the finals
will be played between the winners of each pool. Basketball Coordinator will decide.
Any ties will be determined by points differential as per BBNZ protocol.
Final: There will be a clear winner in the final. In case of a draw, there will be a 2-
minute break and then the game will go into 2 minutes extra time. Stop clock will be
used for last 2 minutes of game.
Each team must supply their own uniforms, match ball, suitable footwear, drink
bottles, first aid kit, ice and necessities to suit weather conditions.
Points allocation for overall placings will be 1st – 3points, 2nd – 2points and 3rd- 1point
due to this being a competitive event.
Further details will be distributed after the official draws take place in November.
17MARCHING
RĀHORONUKU 30 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / SATURDAY 30th NOVEMBER 2019
INGLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 129 Rata St, Inglewood
Participants must be at venue at 8am. Marching will commence at 8.30am.
There is a cap of 1 team per iwi.
All participants must be registered and will be required to check in on arrival.
10 marcher’s maximum per team.
Age Mix: 1 x 13-18 years
1 x 19-30 years
1 x 41-50 years old
1 x 50 years plus
Gender Mix: 1 x male
Time limit of 1.5 minutes for routine. This event will be judged.
It is compulsory for all teams to form a line, perform a wheel, slow march and salute.
At the completion of the team’s routine they must left turn and march off the field at
which this point the team will form two lines and march to the back of the field. They
will then be directed by the field Marshall as to where they will form up. They will
leave a gap for the iwi to take their place between two lines of the marching team.
Once the last team and iwi have taken position at the back field, a whistle will signal
for all teams and iwi to march forward and halt at the signal of another whistle for the
iwi march past to begin.
Each team must supply their own uniforms, suitable footwear, drink bottles, first aid
kit, ice and necessities to suit weather conditions.
Points allocation for overall placings will be 1st – 3points, 2nd – 2points and 3rd- 1point
due to this being a competitive event.
Further details will be distributed after the official draws take place in November.
18MARCH PAST
RĀHORONUKU 30 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / SATURDAY 30th NOVEMBER 2019
INGLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 129 Rata St, Inglewood
Participants must be at venue at 8am. March Past will commence at 8.30am.
No limit on number of participants per iwi.
All participants must be registered and will be required to check in on arrival.
At the completion of the marching routine, the marching team will form two lines on
each side of their iwi ready to March them forward for the official Iwi March Past.
If an iwi does not enter a marching team, they can still participate in the march past.
Each team must supply their own uniforms, suitable footwear, drink bottles and
necessities to suit weather conditions.
No points allocation will be allocated due to this being a non-competitive event.
Further details will be distributed after the official draws take place in November.
19NETBALL TOURNAMENT
RĀHORONUKU 30 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / SATURDAY 30th NOVEMBER 2019
INGLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 129 Rata St, Inglewood
Participants must be at the venue at 9.30am. Event will commence at 10am.
There is a cap of 2 teams per iwi per grade.
All participants must be registered and will be required to check in on arrival.
12 players maximum per team.
Grades: Ladies – This grade is open to all female players 16 years and over.
Mixed – Open to male and female players. At least 1 male, no more
than 3 males on the court at any one time.
Under 15s – Open to any male or female under the age of 15 years.
Teams will play a round robin within sections.
At the end of the round robin, the top two teams in each section will cross-over. This
will be the semi-final.
Finals will be between the winners of the semi-finals.
Semi’s and Final’s will be umpired by neutral umpires supplied by the hosting iwi. They
will be NZ qualified umpires.
International Netball Federation (INF) rules apply.
Should there be a draw in the Semis and/or Final, play will continue until one team has
a 2-goal advantage.
Umpires decision is final. No protests will be entered.
Games will be 2 x 8-minute halves.
Half time will be 1 minute.
Games will be in 20- minute slots allowing 3 minutes between rounds.
No injury time allowed.
No rolling substitutions.
Teams have 2 minutes to take the court. Failure to take the court will result in a loss
by default.
Each team must supply their own uniforms, playing bibs, match ball, suitable footwear,
drink bottles, first aid kit, ice and necessities to suit weather conditions.
Points allocation for overall placings will be 1st – 3points, 2nd – 2points and 3rd- 1point
due to this being a competitive event.
Further details will be distributed after the official draws take place in November.
20TOUCH
RĀHORONUKU 30 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / SATURDAY 30th NOVEMBER 2019
INGLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 129 Rata St, Inglewood
Participants must be at the venue by 9.30am. Event will commence at 10am.
No limit on the number of teams per iwi.
All participants must be registered and will be required to check in on arrival.
12 players maximum per team.
Age mix: to include 1 x Taiohi (10–14 years) on the field at all times
1 x Master (30+ years) on the field at all times
Gender mix: 2 males and 2 females on the field at all times.
Touch New Zealand rules apply.
Each game will be played: 2 x 10-minute halves, 2-minute half time.
Touch New Zealand rules apply.
No injury times.
A duty list for referees and score bench will be available with the draw.
The format is a split round robin with cross over pool play for quarter and semi-
finals, however, should time be a problem then the quarter and/or semi-final
matches maybe omitted and the finals be played between the winners of each pool.
Co-ordinator will decide.
Should there be a draw in pool play, placings will be determined by most points
scored. If this doesn’t produce a clear winner then the placing will then be
determined by least points scored against. Coordinator will decide.
There must be a winner in the final. In case of a draw, there will be a 2-minute break
and then the game will go into extra time. After every 2 minutes a player will be
removed from the field from each team. First team to score wins.
Each team must supply a referee.
Each team must supply their own uniforms (can be iwi t-shirts), suitable footwear (no
sprigs on boots), drink bottles, match ball, whistle, first aid kit, ice and necessities to
suit weather conditions.
Points allocation for overall placings will be 1st – 3points, 2nd – 2points and 3rd- 1point
due to this being a competitive event.
Further details will be distributed after the official draws take place in November.
21RUGBY 7s TOURNAMENT
RĀHORONUKU 30 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / SATURDAY 30th NOVEMBER 2019
INGLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 129 Rata St, Inglewood
Participants must be at the venue by 9.30am. Event will commence at 10am.
There is a cap of 1 team per grade.
12 players per team. 7 players on field at all times.
All participants must be registered and will be required to check in on arrival.
Grades: Women’s – Female players 16 years & over and appropriate weight.
Men’s – Male players 16 years & over and appropriate weight.
Teams will play a round robin within 2 sections. The format is a split round robin with
cross over pool play for quarter and semi-finals, however, should time be a problem
then the quarter and/or semi-final matches maybe omitted and the finals be played
between the winners of each pool. Co-ordinator will decide.
At the end of the round robin, the top two teams in each section will cross-over. This
will be the semi-final. Should there be a tie at the end of the round robin, the team
that has the better for or against record will progress through to the next round. If
both teams are still tied then the team that scored the first try in their round robin
play will advance. Coordinator will decide.
Should there be a draw in the Semis and/or Finals, play will continue with drop goal
play off for an extra 2 minutes play. If scores are still tied after extra time the final
game will then proceed into extra time with the following rules coming into play. The
first team to score wins. If the ball is forced dead over any goal line the opposing team
will be named the winner. If any player kicks the ball dead over any try line the
opposing team will be named the winner.
The final will be between the winners of the semi-finals.
Semi’s and Final’s will be umpired by referees.
NZRU sevens rules apply.
Umpires decision is final. No protests will be entered.
Games will be 2 x 7-minute halves. The final will be 2 x 10-minute halves.
Half time will be 2 minutes.
No injury time allowed.
Teams have 2 minutes to take the field. Failure to take the field will result in a loss by
default.
All players must provide own protective gear.
All players must wear a mouth guard. No exceptions.
Each team must supply their own uniforms, match ball, suitable footwear, drink
bottles, first aid kit, ice and necessities to suit weather conditions.
Points allocation for overall placings will be 1st – 3points, 2nd – 2points and 3rd- 1point
due to this being a competitive event.
Further details will be distributed after the official draws take place in November.
22LEAGUE 9s
RĀHORONUKU 30 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / SATURDAY 30th NOVEMBER 2019
INGLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 129 Rata St, Inglewood
Participants must be at the venue by 9.30am. Event will commence at 10am.
There is a cap of 1 team per iwi.
19 players per team.
All participants must be registered and will be required to check in on arrival.
Grade: Open Men’s – Male players 16 years & over and appropriate weight.
Teams will play a round robin within 2 sections. The format is a split round robin with
cross over pool play for quarter and semi-finals, however, should time be a problem
then the quarter and/or semi-final matches maybe omitted and the finals be played
between the winners of each pool. Co-ordinator will decide.
Each team is allowed a squad of up to nineteen players, with no more than nine players
on the field at any time. Unlimited substitutions are allowed from a named bench of
five players.
The match last for 20 minutes, divided into two halves of 9 minutes, 2 minutes half
time. Each half starts with a place kick.
Scrums consist of no more than 5 forwards, with a maximum 3 in the front row and 2
in the second row. When the ball is in the scrum no more than 4 players from each
team shall act as backs. The ball must emerge from behind the feet of the second row.
Conversions after a successful try take the form of drop kicks. Players from the team
that has conceded the score do not have to retire behind the try line but must not
interfere with any conversion attempt.
When points have been scored the team that has scored will restart the game with a
drop kick at half way.
In the event of misconduct by a player the referee can suspend for 2 minutes. If any
player breaches fair play by punching or fighting, the player will be removed from the
competition.
NZRL concussion rule shall be adhered to.
Each team must supply their own uniforms, match ball, suitable footwear, drink
bottles, first aid kit, ice and necessities to suit weather conditions.
Points allocation for overall placings will be 1st – 3points, 2nd – 2points and 3rd- 1point
due to this being a competitive event.
Further details will be distributed after the official draws take place in November.
23DARTS
RĀHORONUKU 30 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / SATURDAY 30th NOVEMBER 2019
INGLEWOOD CLUB 35 Moa St, Inglewood
Participants must be at the venue by 9.30am. Event will commence at 10am.
No limit on the number of teams per iwi.
4 players per team
All participants must be registered and will be required to check in on arrival.
Grade: Open
Age Mix: Must consist of at least 1 x junior under 16 years or 1 x female.
First team to four wins the round and is awarded points.
Remaining games will not need to be played after four wins for one side are
achieved.
Two single games will be played followed by two doubles games then if needed two
more single games and a team game if it is still a draw after everyone has played.
Each team must supply their own uniforms (can be iwi tops), darts, suitable covered
footwear, drink bottles, first aid kit, ice and necessities to suit weather conditions.
Points allocation for overall placings will be 1st – 3points, 2nd – 2points and 3rd- 1point
due to this being a competitive event.
Food will be available to purchase from the club.
Further details will be distributed after the official draws take place in November.
24SOFTBALL
RĀHORONUKU 30 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / SATURDAY 30th NOVEMBER 2019
INGLEWOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL 33 Kelly St, Inglewood
Participants must be at the venue by 9.30am. Event will commence at 10am.
.
There is a cap of 1 team per iwi.
14 players maximum per team.
All participants must be registered and will be required to check in on arrival.
Grade: Mixed:
Gender Mix: 4 x Men on field per team.
5 x Women on field per team.
Age Mix: 1 x Under 16 years
1 x Over 40 years
1 x Over 50 years
5 Innings or 1-hour time limit games.
No Mercy rule. Must play 5 innings or 1 hour.
Infield home runs allowed.
Home run auto do apply.
Male pitch to male and female pitches to female. Advised to use infield players.
All players must run. No DR.
Teams will play a round robin within 2 sections.
At the end of the round robin, the top two teams in each section will cross-over. This
will be the semi-final.
The final will be between the winners of the semi-finals.
Semi’s and Final’s will be umpired by neutral umpires.
NZS rules apply.
Should there be a draw in the Semis and/or Finals, tie breaking rule will apply.
Umpires decision is final. No protests will be entered.
Each team must supply their own uniforms, suitable footwear – metal, rubber cleats
or sneakers, laying/protective gear - glove, bat, helmet, catchers gear, drink bottles,
first aid kit, ice and necessities to suit weather conditions.
Points allocation for overall placings will be 1st – 3points, 2nd – 2points and 3rd- 1point
due to this being a competitive event.
Further details will be distributed after the official draws take place in November.
25OUTDOOR BOWLS
RĀHORONUKU 30 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / SATURDAY 30th NOVEMBER 2019
INGLEWOOD BOWLING CLUB 3 Miro St, Inglewood
Participants must be at the venue by 9.30am. Event will commence at 10am.
There is a cap of 4 teams per iwi.
4 members per team.
All participants must be registered and will be required to check in on arrival.
Grade: Open.
All participants must be 18 years or older.
All bowls will be supplied.
Each team will play four games. Games will start on the bell and end on the bell 70
minutes later or at the end of 10 ends.
There will be an umpire and controller which they will run under the rules of NZOB
Laws.
Skip to place jack at the start of each end. Once an end is killed, the kitty will be
placed on the 2-metre mark and the game continues.
The overall placings will be decided by the most game wins from the four games
played and if there is more than one team with the same, we will then count up the
ends first and then game points second to determine placings.
Each team must supply their own uniforms, flat sole footwear, drink bottles, first aid
kit, ice and necessities to suit weather conditions.
Points allocation for overall placings will be 1st – 3points, 2nd – 2points and 3rd- 1point
due to this being a competitive event.
Food will be available to purchase from the club.
Further details will be distributed after the official draws take place in November.
26TAMARIKI TŪ MAI
RĀHORONUKU 30 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / SATURDAY 30th NOVEMBER 2019
INGLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 129 Rata St, Inglewood
Participants must be at the venue by 9.30am. Event will commence at 10am.
No limit to the number of participants per iwi.
All participants must be registered and will be required to check in on arrival.
Age mix: 0 – 10 years.
All participants to be accompanied by their caregivers at all times.
A caregiver is any whānau member aged 14 years and over.
The ratio system for tamariki to caregiver supervision is:
0 – 2 years = 2 tamariki to 1 adult
3 – 5 years = 3 tamariki to 1 adult
6 - 10 years = 4 tamariki to 1 adult
Unsupervised tamariki and older tamariki will not be unable to enter this event.
Tamariki will be accepted after 9:30am. Please report to co-ordinator on arrival.
Activities include: Bouncy Castles, Relay Races and Arts and Crafts. The Sack Race will
also take place at this event.
All participants must have their own uniforms, suitable footwear, drink bottles and
necessities to suit weather conditions.
No points allocation will be allocated for overall placings due to this being a non-
competitive event however 1st, 2nd and 3rd place will be awarded for some activities.
Further details will be distributed after the official draws take place in November.
27SACK RACE
RĀHORONUKU 30 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / SATURDAY 30th NOVEMBER 2019
INGLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 129 Rata St, Inglewood
Participants must be at the venue by 9.30am. Event will commence at 10am.
There is a cap of 4 teams per iwi.
All participants must be registered and will be required to check in on arrival.
6 members per team.
Age mix: 1 x 5-year-old
1 x 6-year-old
1 x 7-year-old
1 x 8-year-old
1 x 9-year-old
1 x 10-year-old
Gender mix 50/50.
The format will be 2 pools - round robin with cross overs for semi-finals. Winners of
semi-finals play in final.
All participants must have their own uniforms, suitable footwear, drink bottles and
necessities to suit weather conditions.
Points allocation for overall placings will be 1st – 3points, 2nd – 2points and 3rd- 1point
due to this being a competitive event.
Further details will be distributed after the official draws take place in November.
28TAIOHI TŪ MAI
RĀHORONUKU 30 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / SATURDAY 30th NOVEMBER 2019
INGLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 129 Rata St, Inglewood
Participants must be at the venue by 9.30am. Event will commence at 10am.
No limit to the number of participants per iwi.
All participants must be registered and will be required to check in on arrival.
Age mix: 11 – 18 years.
All participants aged 11-13 years must be accompanied by their caregivers at all times.
A caregiver is any whānau member aged 14 years and over.
The ratio system for tamariki supervision is: 11 – 13 years = 4 tamariki to 1 adult.
Unsupervised taiohi and younger tamariki will not be unable to enter this event.
Taiohi will be accepted after 9:30am. Please report to co-ordinator on arrival.
Activities include: Mahi Raranga, Poi, Rongoā and Amazing Race. Kī-o-rahi will also
take place at this event.
All participants must have their own uniforms, suitable footwear, drink bottles and
necessities to suit weather conditions.
Further details will be distributed after official draws take place in November.
Amazing Race – This is an activity of this event not a non-competitive or competitive
event. There is a cap of 1 team per Iwi. 7 members per team. Grade: Taiohi.
Participants to be between the ages of 11-18 years. Event will be taken by foot only.
Teams will be required to leave Inglewood High School and head to Inglewood Primary
School. All teams are to ensure to keep together at all times. Age and gender mix: No
more than 4 males in each team. Must have 1 member under 12 years old and 1
member over the age of 16 years. All participants must have their own uniforms, togs,
suitable footwear, drink bottles, first aid kit, ice and necessities to suit weather
conditions. No points allocation will be allocated for overall placings due to this being
a non-competitive event however 1st, 2nd and 3rd place will be awarded for the
amazing race.
29KĪ-O-RAHI
RĀHORONUKU 30 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / SATURDAY 30th NOVEMBER 2019
INGLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 129 Rata St, Inglewood
Participants must be at the venue by 9.30am. Event will commence at 10am.
There is a cap of 2 teams per iwi.
12 maximum players per team.
8 players per team on the field at one time.
All participants must be registered and will be required to check in on arrival.
Gender mix: minimum of 3 females and 3 males on the field at all times.
Age Mix: 11 years – 18 years.
No tackling or pulling on clothes for this event is allowed. Non-contact.
Once a tag has been ripped off, the player has 3 seconds to pass the ball.
Players must have both tags on their belts before they can resume play.
If a player has both tags removed – double tag by one opposing player at the same
time while in possession of the Ki, this will result in a loss of possession and handover.
Games are 2 x 10-minute halves with a 5-minute half-time break.
Substitutes can occur during game once the subbing player has left the field of play.
The game starts with ki oma, kicking the ball from the “marama” zone into the ki oma
kaitiaki in pawero who then throw it out again to their team members in the Te Ao
zone. If the ball does not go into the Pawero, it is a handover to the Taniwha team.
The format is a split round robin with cross over pool play for semi-finals, However,
should time be a problem then the semi-final matches maybe omitted and the finals
be played between the winners of each pool. Control Co-ordinator will decide.
Should there be a draw in pool play, placings will be determined by most points scored.
If this doesn’t produce a clear winner placing will then be determined by least points
scored against.
There must be a winner in the final. In case of a draw, there will be a 2-minute break
and then the game will go into extra time. First team to score wins.
Each team must supply their own uniforms, suitable footwear, drink bottles, first aid
kit, ice and necessities to suit weather conditions.
Points allocation for overall placings will be 1st – 3points, 2nd – 2points and 3rd- 1point
due to this being a competitive event.
Further details will be distributed after the official draws take place in November.
30KAUMATUA TŪ MAI
RĀHORONUKU 30 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / SATURDAY 30th NOVEMBER 2019
INGLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 129 Rata St, Inglewood
Participants must be at the venue by 9.30am. Event will commence at 10am.
No limit to the number of participants.
All participants must be registered and will be required to check in on arrival.
Participants must be 50 years or older.
Activities include Kaumatua Olympics and Kaumatua Karaoke. The Kaumatua
Volleyball will also take place at this event.
Each team must supply their own uniforms, suitable footwear, drink bottles, and
necessities to suit weather conditions.
No points allocation will be allocated for overall placings due to this being a non-
competitive event however 1st, 2nd and 3rd place will be awarded.
This event will be fully catered.
Further details will be distributed after official draws take place in November.
Rāhoronuku 30 o Whiringa-ā-rangi 2019 / Saturday 30th November 2019
9.30am All participants gather at Inglewood High School Hall
9.40am Kai Timotimo / Morning Tea
10.00am Kaumatua Volleyball
11.45am Kai o te Poutūtanga / Lunch
12.15pm Kaumatua Olympics: Game One
12.35pm Rotate to the next game
12.40pm Kaumatua Olympics: Game Two
1.00pm Rotate to the next game
1.05pm Kaumatua Olympics: Game Three
1.25pm Rotate to the next game
1.30pm Kaumatua Olympics: Game Four
1.50pm Kaumatua Olympics Finished
2.00pm Kai o te Ahiahi / Afternoon Tea
31KAUMATUA VOLLEYBALL
RĀHORONUKU 30 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / SATURDAY 30th NOVEMBER 2019
INGLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 129 Rata St, Inglewood
Participants must be at the venue by 9.30am. Event will commence at 10am.
There is a cap of one team per iwi.
All participants must be registered and will be required to check in on arrival.
Grade: Kaumatua.
Participants must be 50 years or older.
10 members maximum per team.
Gender mix: 50/50.
Games are 2 x 7-minute halves with a 1-minute half-time break.
The format will be 2 pools - round robin with cross overs for semi-finals. Winners of
semi-finals play in final.
Points allocation for overall placings will be 1st – 3points, 2nd – 2points and 3rd- 1point
due to this being a competitive event.
Each team must supply their own uniforms, suitable footwear, drink bottles, first aid
kit, ice and necessities to suit weather conditions.
Further details will be distributed after the official draws take place in November.
32TAUTOHETOHE
RĀHORONUKU 30 O WHIRINGA-Ā-RANGI / SATURDAY 30th NOVEMBER 2019
RĀHORORANGI 1 O HAKIKEA / SUNDAY 1ST DECEMBER 2019
INGLEWOOD HIGH SCHOOL 129 Rata St, Inglewood
Participants must be at the venue by 1pm on Saturday and 2pm on Sunday.
There is cap of 1 team per iwi.
3 competitors per team.
All participants must be registered and will be required to check in on arrival.
Age: 1x under 20 years.
1x 50 years plus.
Gender: Mixed.
Must have at least one Te Reo Māori speaker per team.
The kaupapa for the debate will be presented at the wānanga on Friday 29th November
between 2.00pm-3.00pm at Te Upoko o Te Whenua Marae.
Each team must supply their own uniforms, drink bottles and necessities to suit
weather conditions.
Points allocation for overall placings will be 1st – 3points, 2nd – 2points and 3rd- 1point
due to this being a competitive event.
Further details will be distributed after the official draws take place in November.
33KAPA HAKA
INFORMATION
TARANAKI TŪ MAI 2019
34TARANAKI TŪ MAI 2019
KAPA HAKA REGISTRATION FORM
GUIDELINES
RŌPŪ WHAKANGAHAU
There is a cap of only one (1) rōpū whakangahau per iwi.
Bracket is 10 minutes maximum.
There is no limit on the number of performers per rōpū.
Rōpū Whakangahau will not be judged.
RŌPŪ WHAKATAETAE
There is a cap of only one (1) rōpū whakataetae per iwi
Bracket is 25 minutes maximum.
The compulsory waiata for Taranaki Tū Mai 2019 is ‘Kāore te pō nei’.
The kupu, whakamarama and rangi is available via www.ngatimaru.co.nz and will also be
distributed to iwi co-ordinators.
Each rōpū will need to incorporate the ngahere into their stage performance.
Each iwi rōpū are required to nominate two (2) kaiwhakawā (judges). One female and one
male, one of whom will be selected.
Each rōpū must register to one of the Taranaki Whānui iwi.
There is no limit on the number of performers per rōpū.
Performers must have completed the Taranaki Tū Mai Uri Registration Form and paid $5.00
Registration Fee for 13 years and over (12 years and under Free).
Interchanges of performers can happen through the Kapa Haka performance at the
beginning and end of each item performed. For example, performer/s come on at the
beginning of the
poi item, complete the poi item, and then leave the rōpū at the end of the poi item.
NB:
Each rōpū must supply their own uniforms and necessities to suit weather conditions.
The point structure for the Kapa Haka event is stated below. Points allocation for overall
placings will be 1st – 3points, 2nd – 2points and 3rd- 1point due to this being a competitive
event.
Further details will be distributed after the official draws take place in November.
POINTS STRUCTURE
Participation: 20 points
Kākahu: 10 points
Waiata Tira: 10 points
Whakaeke: 10 points
Waiata motuhake
(Kāore te pō nei - complusory) 20 points
Waiata-ā-ringa: 10 points
Poi: 10 points
Haka: 10 points
Whakawātea: 10 points
35INFORMATION REQUIRED PER TEAM FOR REGISTRATION FOR RŌPU WHAKATAETAE
IWI REPRESENTING: ________________________________________________________________
NAME OF RŌPŪ: ____________________________________________________________________
CONTACT PERSON___________________________________________________________________
EMAIL ADDRESS: _______________________________PHONE:______________________________
NUMBER OF PERFORMERS: ______
KAITĀTAKI TANE: __________________________ KAITĀTAKI WAHINE: _______________________
PAKU KŌRERO: (about the group, small paragraph). Attachment required.
ITINERARY: A list and information of the items being performed. Attachment required.
INFORMATION REQUIRED PER TEAM FOR REGISTRATION FOR RŌPŪ WHAKANGAHAU
IWI REPRESENTING: ________________________________________________________________
NAME OF RŌPŪ: ____________________________________________________________________
CONTACT PERSON___________________________________________________________________
EMAIL ADDRESS: _______________________________PHONE:______________________________
NUMBER OF PERFORMERS: ______
KAITĀTAKI TANE: __________________________ KAITĀTAKI WAHINE: _______________________
PAKU KŌRERO: (about the group, small paragraph). Attachment required.
ITINERARY: A list and information of the items being performed. Attachment required.
HE KAIWHAKAWĀ (JUDGE NOMINEES)
1.NAME___________________________________________________________________________
EMAIL ADDRESS_____________________________________________________________________
PHONE___________________________________ MOBILE _________________________________
2.NAME___________________________________________________________________________
EMAIL ADDRESS_____________________________________________________________________
PHONE___________________________________ MOBILE _________________________________
36 KAPA HAKA REGISTRATIONS AND FEES SUMMARY
Kapa Haka Teams are to be registered by 3pm, Friday 1st November by the relevant iwi
coordinators by emailing a scanned PDF document of the Taranaki Tū Mai 2019 Kapa Haka
Registration Form to ngatimaru.taranakitumai@gmail.com
All performers must complete a Taranaki Tū Mai 2019 Uri Registration Form. Fees are $5.00
per participant 13 years & over. 12 years & under are free.
Taranaki Tū Mai 2019 Uri Registrations for each performer can be sent via:
ONLINE – through your iwi Google Doc link created by Maru Tū Mai 2019 Committee. The
link is titled Taranaki Tū Mai 2019 (Iwi Name) Registration.
EMAIL – Email & Scan PDF document to ngatimaru.taranakitumai@gmail.com
POST – your completed forms to: Maru Tū mai 2019 Committee
PO Box 202, Inglewood 43
IWI CO-ORDINATOR: __________________________________________________________
PHONE: _____________________ EMAIL: _________________________________________
ADDRESS: ___________________________________________________________________
SIGN: _________________________________ DATE: ________________________________
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