Aquaculture industry red tape cut
Source: South Australia. Minister for Urban Development and Planning. Media Release.
"Minister for Urban Development and Planning Paul Holloway said today cuts made to red tape allow aquaculture licence holders to save time and money. Mr Holloway says licence holders previously needed to apply for development approval to move their pens, even if they were within an existing aquaculture zone. But changes to development regulations will remove this cumbersome administrative hurdle, he says. “It’s a common sense initiative and will help reduce costs for the aquaculture industry,” Mr Holloway says."
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
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Labels: Agriculture, Business and Industry, Public administration
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