📜 Genetically Modified Material (Temporary Prohibition) Bill 1999
Referred to Standing Committee on LegislationLC19 October 1999Private Member
The Genetically Modified Material (Temporary Prohibition) Bill 1999 in Western Australia regulates the possession, disposition, cultivation, or release of genetically modified material, imposing a temporary prohibition with exceptions for existing lawful possession, crops under cultivation, and ongoing research under secure conditions with Ministerial approval.
Impact
Farmers, researchers, and corporations dealing with genetically modified materials in Western Australia are affected. It matters because it temporarily restricts GMO activities, potentially impacting agricultural practices and scientific research.
Key Changes
["Prohibits possession, disposition, cultivation, or release of genetically modified material.", "Allows for Ministerial approval for research or experiments under secure conditions.", "Provides exceptions for existing lawful possession, crops under cultivation, and ongoing research."]
Affected Sectors
agricultureenvironmenthealthresourcesother
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