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BRIEFING: Staged-consent process in ACCU Scheme reforms needs strengthening, Indigenous network says, as others warn of “complex impacts”

Published 04:07 on June 11, 2026 / Last updated at 04:07 on June 11, 2026 / / Asia Pacific (Pacific), Insights (Briefings)

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An Indigenous carbon group has said the staged consent process outlined by the Australian government's carbon market reforms needs to be tightened up, while project developers warned expanding consent rights to Native Title claimants could impact the viability of some carbon projects.
An Indigenous carbon group has said the staged consent process outlined by the Australian government's carbon market reforms needs to be tightened up, while project developers warned expanding consent rights to Native Title claimants could impact the viability of some carbon projects.


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