Energy & Environment
18 July 2024
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The Queensland Law Reform Commission has released its consultation papers for the Mining Lease Objection Review.
Submissions are being sought specifically from Landholders and First Nations People regarding reform proposals.
You can lodge your feedback here.
Submissions will close on the 13 September 2024.
I was invited by the Queensland Law Reform Commission to participate in the launch of the Mining Lease Objection Review on 12 July 2023.
To find out more about the process, you can watch the Launch Video here.
It is important to gather a cross section of input from landholders across Queensland. There can be very different issues for landholders who may be affected by a large coal mine application vs a small gem operation.
The more feedback, the better.
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