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High country farmers oppose pastoral lease Bill

High country farmers oppose pastoral lease Bill 6 Apr, 2021 03:45 AM 3 minutes to read ODT file photo / George Empson Otago Daily Times By: Guy Williams Proposed reform of the law overseeing South Island high country pastoral leases will not lead to better environmental outcomes, a public hearing has been told. Northburn Station owner Tom Pinckney told Parliament s environment select committee in Queenstown on Thursday the Crown Pastoral Land Reform Bill would undermine the sense of ownership that gave leaseholders the ultimate motivation to treat their land well. If it became law, it would introduce a regulatory approach that would cause friction and a lack of engagement .

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From the Beehive with MP for Southland Joseph Mooney

From the Beehive with MP for Southland Joseph Mooney
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The land reform Bill that will crush high country farmers

The land reform Bill that will crush high country farmers
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Stealth Bill Will Crush High Country Farmers

“The Government is showing extreme arrogance in its stance toward farmers who are deeply opposed to the Crown Pastoral Land Reform Bill,” says ACT Primary Industries spokesperson Mark Cameron. “Answers to my questions in Parliament today suggest .

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