 In 2002, the Privy Council confirmed that the Maori Land Court, which does not have judicial review jurisdiction, was the exclusive forum for territorial aboriginal title claims (i.e.those equivalent to a customary title claim) In 2003, "Ngati Apa v Attorney-General" overruled "In Re the Ninety-Mile Beach" and "Wi Parata", declaring that Māori could bring claims to the foreshore in Land Court.The Court also indicated that customary aboriginal title interests (non-territorial) might also remain around the coastline.