Biosecurity Protocols Associated with Consented Activities on DOC land
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From: Peter Russell
Dear Department of Conservation,
What biosecurity protocols are associated with all consented activities on DOC land including, but not limited to, mining, windfall harvesting, tourism, hunting, guiding, fishing, filming, as well as biosecurity protocols associated with access through DOC land for such activities?
When were they last updated?
When are they due for review?
What National Office position is responsible for overseeing biosecurity protocols associated with consented activities?
To what extent does the Department monitor compliance with biosecurity protocols associated with all consented activities?
What are the consequences of a breach of such biosecurity protocols?
What breaches of such biosecurity protocols has the Department identified since 2018?
What action has the Department taken in response to breaches of those protocols?
Yours faithfully,
Peter Russell
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