NSW Government Yet to Address Barilaro-Era Land Clearing Laws
The Minns government in New South Wales made a commitment to reform Barilaro-era legislation, which had previously eased restrictions on the clearing of private land. However, these promised changes have not yet been implemented. This inaction means the laws that loosened land clearing regulations remain in effect across the state.
The Minns government in New South Wales has not yet fulfilled its promise to revise Barilaro-era laws that relaxed restrictions on clearing private land.
These particular laws were enacted to loosen the regulations governing land clearing activities on privately owned properties within the state.
Despite the government's pledge to address and amend these provisions, the current legislative framework remains unchanged. This indicates that the previously eased restrictions on land clearing continue to be in effect in NSW.
According to the Sydney Morning Herald, the government's commitment to fix these laws has not been acted upon.
