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Beach bylaw review. Presentation. NZSFC. 19 July 2018

Oral submission to the hearing panel considering the draft beach bylaw to apply to Papamoa Beach. Presentation by NZSFC Vice President Peter Campbell. 19 July 2018.

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Submission. Beach bylaw. NZSFC. 14 June 2018

Submission advocating public fishing access to Tauranga beaches must be maintained. Submission proposes a simple Code of Practice for fishers using kontiki, drone or kite longline gear. New Zealand Sport Fishing Council and affiliated clubs. 14 June 2018.

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Beach bylaw draft. Tauranga CC. May 2018

The Tauranga City Council draft beach bylaws issued for consultation with the public. Written submissions were due by 15 June 2018. The TCC will hold a hearing for oral submissions on 17 July 2018.

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Beach bylaw consultation. Tauranga Council. May 2018

The Tauranga City Council is reviewing the Beaches Bylaw 2007 and seeks to apply restrictions on vehicles use on beaches, clarify rules around use of fishing gear and address other matters. Tauranga City Council. May 2018.

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Animal welfare Act review. MPI. Aug 2012

Proposals for a New Zealand Animal Welfare Strategy and suggested amendments to the Animal Welfare Act 1999. MPI. August 2012.

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Submission. Animal welfare Act proposals. NZSFC. Sept 2012

Submission in support of the Government's view that hunting and fishing are important and legitimate activities in New Zealand. NZSFC. September 2012.

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Submission. Animal welfare amendment bill. NZSFC. 4 Oct 2013

Submission to the Primary Production Select Committee considering the Animal Welfare Amendment Bill. This submission summarises the main points made in the substantive 2012 submission. NZSFC. 4 October 2013

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HMS Fisheries Plan proposal. MPI. 4 July 2017

Proposal to revise the National Fisheries Plan for Highly Migratory Species (HMS). Of particular interest are the objectives to support profitable commercial tuna fisheries, maintaining world class game fisheries for recreational interests and taking a broader environmental approach to managing fish stocks, especially small, forage species and impacts of fishing on seabirds. Ministry for Primary Industries. 4 July 2017.

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System review. Announcement. Minister. 19 Aug 2015

Speech to the Seafood New Zealand 2015 conference. Nathan Guy, the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI), announces a review of the quota management and fisheries system. Officials are now “scoping options for an operational review. The long term aim is to deliver greater net value to all sectors – commercial, recreational and customary, while enhancing the sustainability of our fisheries”. Nathan Guy. 19 August 2015.

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System review. MPI advice on review. 21 Aug 2015

The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) is about to start a review of New Zealand’s fisheries management system to ensure it is still achieving its purpose and is maintaining fisheris for current and future generations.

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