Change to canberra roo cull cuts legal options for activists in ACT
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An ACT environmental law group wants more information ab제천출장마사지out how it will be affected by the changes to proposed legislation.
Activists argue there is no evidence that the cull will have any impact on the wildlife.
The ACT Conservation Council is demanding a range of information from the government, including:
Where it will take place, and who will operate it
What effects, and when, it will have
What is the legal and regulatory mechanism in place to prevent or prevent a cull.
ACT’s Conservation Council has launched an online petition urging the government to stop the cull.
“We have been arguing that this proposal will do more harm than good, that it will not be an effective means of reducing illegal hunting in Australia,” ACT conservation lawyer Mark Reg카지노an said.
“We think the information we have given is valuable, but we’re also concerned about the legal mechanism in place to stop or reduce the cull if the government cannot demonstrate a good and necessary regulatory scheme.”
A spokesman for Environment Minister Greg Hunt would not comment on the petition or its contents, saying it was “highly privileged”
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Topics: government-and-politics, environmental-impact, conservation, animal-welfare, canberra-2600, act
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