Fisheries Management Reform Green Paper

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Fisheries management reform green paper

Queenslanders are encouraged to have their say on the green paper on fisheries management reform.  The purpose of the green paper is to engage with the community and stakeholders about the best approach for managing Queensland’s fisheries resources into the future. The green paper outlines:

• the Government’s vision for the management of wild harvest fisheries
• where we want to be, and
• the proposed reforms that are required.

The green paper is a major step in developing a strategic policy to guide the management of Queensland’s fisheries resources into the future. Feedback received in response to this green paper will be used by the Government to determine which initiatives are supported by the public.

Answer our online survey

There are 2 ways to have your say online:

1. Quick online survey – 8 questions which are a subset of the reforms and associated questions which are likely to be of most interest.

2. Longer online survey – 21 questions that address all reform areas and associated questions

You have the choice of answering either the quick or longer survey, or both if you wish.

• You may choose to answer the questions provided which are there to guide discussion or you may choose to just comment against the reforms of most interest to you.
• You don’t need to answer all questions – only those that you wish to provide feedback on.
• At any time you can save your responses and complete later.  Please note you will locked out if inactive for 45 minutes.

More information

Green paper in full
Green paper ‒ overview
Green paper – summary of reforms

Answer an online survey

• QUICK SURVEY: Fisheries green paper

   

  Have your say on the fisheries management reform green paper

  Please note:

  • The questions in the quick survey are related to the main reform proposals in the green paper. They are a subset of the proposed reforms and questions.
  • Refer to the full green paper or the summary of proposed reforms.
  • You don’t need to answer all questions – only those that you wish to provide feedback on.

  When making your submission, please keep in mind that information may be provided to persons making an application under laws providing for freedom of information. Personal details will not be included or published in any report.

   

   

• LONG SURVEY - Fisheries green paper

   

  Have your say on the fisheries management reform green paper

  Please note:

  • The questions in the long survey are related to the reform proposals in the green paper and the full set of questions posed.
  • You may choose to answer the questions provided which are there to guide discussion or you may choose to just comment against each of the reforms.
  • Refer to the full green paper or the summary of proposed reforms.
  • You don’t need to answer all questions – only those that you wish to provide feedback on.
  • At any time you can save your responses and complete later.  Please note you will be locked out if inactive for 45 minutes.

  When making your submission, please keep in mind that information may be provided to persons making an application under laws providing for freedom of information. Personal details will not be included or published in any report.

   

   

Written submissions

You can provide your views on some or all of the reform proposals either online or through a written submission.

Email:  fisheriesreview@daf.qld.gov.au

Post:
Fisheries Management Reform Green Paper
GPO Box 46
Brisbane Qld 4001

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Submit your response now. Closes 30 September 2016, 11.59pm.

 

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Last updated

21 July 2016

[Luvit]

Will do this soon.

Have to go out now.

[Angus]

As tedious as this looks it would be mad for all of us with a vested interest not to weigh in right...

[Old Scaley]

Did the quick version. Only takes 5 minutes but good to read the paper first.