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Conservation Act 1987

Control of dogs

26ZZB: Submissions on discussion document

You could also call this:

"Have your say: send in your thoughts about the discussion document in writing"

You can make written submissions to the Director-General about the discussion document. You need to send your submissions to the place specified in the notice. You must send them before the date specified in the notice.

You can be an individual or an organisation when making these submissions. The Director-General will receive your submissions. This is how you can have your say about the discussion document.

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26ZZA: Inspection of discussion document, or

"You can view a discussion document during office hours after it's made public."

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26ZZC: Hearing of submissions, or

"Having your say: speaking to someone about your submission"

Part 5CControl of dogs

26ZZBSubmissions on discussion document

  1. Any person or organisation may make written submissions to the Director-General on the discussion document at the place and before the date specified in that behalf in the notice.

Notes
  • Section 26ZZB: inserted, on , by section 3 of the Conservation Amendment Act (No 2) 1996 (1996 No 14).