Asia Pacific > Australia’s nature repair bill passes in lower house after key amendments made, but fate in Senate remains in doubt

Australia’s nature repair bill passes in lower house after key amendments made, but fate in Senate remains in doubt

Published 07:33 on June 22, 2023  /  Last updated at 07:33 on June 22, 2023  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia, Biodiversity

The lower house of Australia’s parliament passed the nature repair bill on Wednesday evening after independent MPs had ensured several key amendments to improve the proposed biodiversity market, but the government still lacks the support required to get the legislation through senate in August.
The lower house of Australia’s parliament passed the nature repair bill on Wednesday evening after independent MPs had ensured several key amendments to improve the proposed biodiversity market, but the government still lacks the support required to get the legislation through senate in August.


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