Fisheries Inshore NZ, minister reject claims tarakihi catch limit ‘unreasonable’
Stuart Nash says the move was supported by scientific evidence.
Julie Iles
Thu, 23 Jul 2020
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Fisheries Inshore New Zealand has refuted Forest & Bird’s application for a judicial review of East Coast tarakihi catch limits, on the grounds that giving industry an extra 10 years to reduce their catch was “unreasonable”.
The application by the independent conservation organisation is
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Julie Iles
Thu, 23 Jul 2020
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Fisheries Inshore NZ, minister reject claims tarakihi catch limit ‘unreasonable’
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