22 June 2010
Cayman residents can have their say on the newest version of the National Conservation Bill.
Environment Minister Mark Scotland wants to bring the bill to the Legislative Assembly before year’s end.
“I believe that we need comprehensive conservation legislation to adequately protect Cayman’s future,” Mr. Scotland said. “I also hold that the environment is an issue that affects everyone, and therefore it is vital to gauge public opinion on the matter.
The Department of Environment has started public consultations with key stakeholder meetings and the launch of an explanatory guide to the proposed National Conservation Law.
In addition, district meetings will start the week of 5 July. The department will announce times and venues as soon as possible. Read whole story here.
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