Australia > Groups urge Australia govt to limit ministerial call-in powers in EPBC reforms

Groups urge Australia govt to limit ministerial call-in powers in EPBC reforms

Published 04:43 on April 4, 2024  /  Last updated at 05:44 on April 4, 2024  / /  Australia, Biodiversity

A number of stakeholders are urging the Australian government to rein in broad ministerial call-in powers being proposed under its reforms to the country’s environment and biodiversity protection laws.
A number of stakeholders are urging the Australian government to rein in broad ministerial call-in powers being proposed under its reforms to the country’s environment and biodiversity protection laws.


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