Forestry players resigned unpopular OIA change will be pushed through
On eve of submissions closing, even those the change is intended to benefit are eyeing it with skepticism.
There is a gathering dawn chorus of dismay among forestry industry players at the prospect of a proposal to define both ‘forestry rights’ and 'cutting rights' as ‘sensitive land’ under the Overseas Investment Act being adopted.
There’s also widespread resignation that it’s a fait accompli –
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Nick Grant
Thu, 25 Jan 2018
Thu, 25 Jan 2018
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Forestry players resigned unpopular OIA change will be pushed through
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