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Animal welfare public meetings begin this week
26 April 2016
Animal welfare public meetings begin this week
The Ministry for Primary Industries is seeking feedback on proposed animal welfare regulations, designed to improve the already strong requirements we have around animal welfare in New Zealand.
A series of public meetings will be held across the country beginning this week. Anyone with an interest in the proposals can attend to find out more information or to express their views.
More information on the proposals and how to make a submission can be found at www.mpi.govt.nz/animalwelfarefeedback.
Public consultation is open until 5pm 19 May 2016.
Public meeting dates, times and locations:
Wellington
27
April – 5.30pm to 8pm
St John's Church
Corner of
Willis and Dixon streets
Palmerston North
28 April – 5.30pm to 8pm
Massey University
Sport and Rugby Institute
Albany
Drive
Christchurch
2 May – 5.30pm to
8pm
Russley Golf Course
428 Memorial Avenue,
Burnside
Auckland
2 May – 5.30pm to
8pm
Quality Hotel Parnell
10–20 Gladstone Road,
Parnell
Invercargill
3 May – 5.30pm
to 8pm
Ascot Park Hotel
Tay Street & Racecourse Road,
Ascott
Hamilton
3 May – 5.30pm to
8pm
Hamilton Gardens (Chartwell Room) Hungerford
Crescent,
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