The Government is proposing an amendment to the Wildlife Act to allow the Director-General of Conservation to permit companies to kill native animals if they interfere with projects like roads, mines, or dams.
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The Government is proposing an amendment to the Wildlife Act to allow the Director-General of Conservation to permit companies to kill native animals if they interfere with projects like roads, mines, or dams. Author Dale Husband
The Government is proposing an amendment to the Wildlife Act to allow the Director-General of Conservation to permit companies to kill native animals if they interfere with projects like roads, mines, or dams.
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