Thousands Protest Against Proposed Fisheries Legislation – LegaSea
More than 5,500 people felt so aggrieved by the controversial parts of the Fisheries Amendment Bill, they wrote unique submissions…
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A Lack Of Data Is Obscuring Serious Failings Of Fisheries Management – LegaSea
Recreational marine fishing groups including LegaSea and the New Zealand Sport Fishing Council are calling on the newly elected government…
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Cameras on boats – a vital step forward – LegaSea
Recreational fishing group LegaSea is calling on Minister of Fisheries Stuart Nash to stand firm against industry pressure to dump…
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Timeline of MPI Fishing lies – LegaSea
When the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) failed to prosecute industrial fishing boat captains for dumping catch it blamed legal advice for the decision.
Now we are told that legal advice never existed. Instead, MPI used misleading information and misdirected both the Minister and the public as to why blatant dumping of fish recorded on camera went unprosecuted. The only reason this has now come to light is because the Chief Ombudsman’s Office has forced MPI to reveal the information after repeated attempts to get the truth of the matter by media, LegaSea and the public.
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LegaSea renews calls for a full inquiry into MPI activity
When the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) failed to prosecute industrial fishing boat captains for dumping catch it blamed legal…
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LegaSea calls for Commission of Inquiry
The Director-General of the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) Martyn Dunne has announced the appointment of a Queen’s Counsel to…