Article 3: the Crown promised to Māori the benefit of Royal protection and full citizenship. This emphasises equality. This, I believe, answers my question of what co-governance is. In the Crown law, there's no way anyone will get away with breaching a contract and claiming that they were acting in the spirit or in the principles of a contract. What does that even mean? Like I said, the words work fine for us. It's that we need to honour the Treaty as she lays.