It's often something the minority group has been discriminated against for, yet the majority group can use it without facing that discrimination.

It demonstrates power and privilege - the minority group faces discrimination while the majority group can profit from the same cultural element.

The unacknowledged or inappropriate adoption of elements of one culture by members of another culture.

To help decide on the cultural integrity of examples by measuring whether something is appropriation or appreciation on a scale.

People of the Treaty - Pākeha (European ancestry) and Tauiwi (more recent immigrants).

A way of introducing yourself that includes ancestral connections to land, water, and people - it's important because it establishes identity and relationships

All three - Cultural Property (using Māori designs), Power and Privilege (majority group using minority culture), and Profit (making money without permission)

People of the Pacific, Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa, Polynesian islands.

Profit

It ensures respectful engagement and helps distinguish between appropriate and inappropriate use of cultural elements.

Power and Privilege

Dignity, authority, power, and prestige.

Using something in correct context, understanding the culture, being respectful in interactions (also: consultation/seeking permission, genuine intentions).