Cook Islands Seeks Independent Passport
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•Cook Islands wants its own passport. New Zealand says no
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Cook Islands is in "free association" with New Zealand , which is responsible for foreign affairs and defence.
Cook Islanders can also live, work and access healthcare in New Zealand .
Prime Minister Mark Brown had asked for Cook Islanders to have their own passports.
But New Zealand has said that is not possible unless the Cook Islands becomes fully independent.
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