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Fair legislation requires good process

7 January 2025
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Government introduced a Gene Technology Bill impacting farmers and the international marketplace, seeking to change how GMO risks are managed. Despite 93% of Feds members wanting a conversation, the rushed bill could increase paperwork and compliance costs, risking the country’s GE-free competitive advantage. The bill lacks detail on practicalities, raises concerns about economic impacts and market positioning, and farmers are calling for an extended submission period for further discussion and clarity.

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