❓ A WA parliamentary question asks the Minister for Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries if neighbours have raised concerns about genetically modified crop field trials. The Minister responds that no concerns have been raised with him directly, but possibly with the Department of Agriculture.
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Since the naming of the geographic locations of the genetically modified crop field trials in Western Australia, to the minister’s knowledge have any concerns been raised by neighbours about these trials with either the Department of Agriculture or with the minister's office? If so, what concerns have been raised? Hon KIM CHANCE
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That is a very good question. In short, the answer is no. No issues have been raised with me by neighbours of named trial sites. Issues may have been raised with the Department of Agriculture, but at this stage the department has not made me aware of any such concerns.
Hon KIM CHANCE replied: That is a very good question. In short, the answer is no. No issues have been raised with me by neighbours of named trial sites. Issues may have been raised with the Department of Agriculture, but at this stage the department has not made me aware of any such concerns.
That is a very good question. In short, the answer is no. No issues have been raised with me by neighbours of named trial sites. Issues may have been raised with the Department of Agriculture, but at this stage the department has not made me aware of any such concerns.
Hon KIM CHANCE replied: That is a very good question. In short, the answer is no. No issues have been raised with me by neighbours of named trial sites. Issues may have been raised with the Department of Agriculture, but at this stage the department has not made me aware of any such concerns.
That is a very good question. In short, the answer is no. No issues have been raised with me by neighbours of named trial sites. Issues may have been raised with the Department of Agriculture, but at this stage the department has not made me aware of any such concerns.
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