New OIA regime for residential land points the way for forestry
And anyway, says regulatory expert, surely some scrutiny of overseas forestry investors is appropriate?
Forestry industry players who have expressed dismay at the likely prospect of both ‘forestry rights’ and 'cutting rights' being defined as ‘sensitive land’ under the Overseas Investment Act (OIA) have “grossly over-reacted to this issue,” according to Chapman Tripp partner Roger Wallis.
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Nick Grant
Thu, 25 Jan 2018
Thu, 25 Jan 2018
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New OIA regime for residential land points the way for forestry
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