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Improving access to agricultural and veterinary chemicals
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Public consultation on the proposed regulations and order is closed.
How you had your say
We sought feedback from people about 5 proposed measures to improve access to safe and effective agricultural and veterinary (agvet) chemicals.
We invited feedback from people across the whole community.
This included:
chemical companies and peak industry bodies
community groups
consumers
farmers and grower groups.
Consultation
We received 17 written submissions in response to the consultation paper.
What happens next
We will review and consider your feedback. We will assess all submissions and consider whether further amendments to the proposed regulations and order are necessary in light of any issues raised.
The department will then recommend the finalised policy for regulation amendments and an order to the Minister for Agriculture and Northern Australia.
Public consultation on the proposed regulations and order is closed.
How you had your say
We sought feedback from people about 5 proposed measures to improve access to safe and effective agricultural and veterinary (agvet) chemicals.
We invited feedback from people across the whole community.
This included:
chemical companies and peak industry bodies
community groups
consumers
farmers and grower groups.
Consultation
We received 17 written submissions in response to the consultation paper.
What happens next
We will review and consider your feedback. We will assess all submissions and consider whether further amendments to the proposed regulations and order are necessary in light of any issues raised.
The department will then recommend the finalised policy for regulation amendments and an order to the Minister for Agriculture and Northern Australia.
Timeline
Consultation opens
Improving access to agricultural and veterinary chemicals has finished this stage
14 July 2021
Consultation closes
Improving access to agricultural and veterinary chemicals has finished this stage
27 August 2021
Analysis of submissions
Improving access to agricultural and veterinary chemicals is currently at this stage