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'No time to react': Outrage as Fisheries Bill hits Parliament tomorrow

The bill aims to reduce legal delays by limiting appeals to 20 days, but critics say this timeframe hinders evidence gathering for challenging decisions.

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Recreational fishers say they’ve been blindsided by tomorrow’s short‑notice first reading of the Fisheries Amendment Bill, leaving no time to discuss further...

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'No time to react': Outrage as Fisheries Bill hits Parliament tomorrow

Recreational fishers say they’ve been blindsided by tomorrow’s short‑notice first reading of the Fisheries Amendment Bill, leaving no time to discuss further...

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Shane Jones labels critics of fisheries bill as 'noisy voices'

The amendment bill is scheduled to have it's first reading on Tuesday.

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