The Director-General has to prepare a summary of the submissions people made about the discussion document. You can think of submissions as comments or feedback that people give. The Director-General will collect all these comments and make a summary of them.

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26ZZC: Hearing of submissions, or

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

26ZZE: Recommendation of Director-General, or

"The Director-General's advice to the Minister after listening to everyone's thoughts."

Part 5CControl of dogs

26ZZDSummary of submissions

The Director-General shall prepare a summary of the submissions received on the discussion document.

Notes

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