Integrated Pesticide Management Act And Proposed Consultation Guidelines
policy and consultation have no formal or official status. As the name suggests, this is an ad hoc group. The members agreed to work together to identify issues to move forward discussions in the proposed First Nation regional information workshops on pesticide consultation. The members were hesitan...
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2007
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| Online Access: | http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/summary?doi=10.1.1.693.3201 http://www.fns.bc.ca/pdf/FNAHTWG_IPMA_Analysis.pdf |
| Summary: | policy and consultation have no formal or official status. As the name suggests, this is an ad hoc group. The members agreed to work together to identify issues to move forward discussions in the proposed First Nation regional information workshops on pesticide consultation. The members were hesitant about becoming involved in this initiative since First Nations did not develop it. However, the members decided that some analysis with input from First Nation technicians is better than none. The Integrated Pest Management branch of the provincial Ministry of Environment (MoE) agreed to support the work of the AHTWG provided it did not turn into a position paper and provided the analysis could be delivered in a very short time frame. The AHTWG participated in this Issues Analysis based on the following understandings: 1. This is an Issues Analysis; it is intended to be used for discussion purposes |
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