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03 December, 2013 by GIA Editor
Two discussion papers have been developed by the GIA’s Interim Governance Body for consideration by potential GIA signatories.
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25 November, 2013 by GIA Editor
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14 November, 2013 by GIA Editor
The next Biosecurity Forum will be held in Wellington on 5 March 2014. The Forum is open to open to all organisations that are likely to have an interest in joining the GIA.
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MPI's Annual Report 2012/13 released
23 October, 2013 by GIA Editor
The Ministry for Primary Industries today released its annual report for the 2012/13 financial year. It can be found on the MPI website's publication page. The report summarises the Ministry's achievements over the 2012/13 year and describes progress it has made towards achieving the strategic outcomes outlined in Our Strategy 2030.
Communicating the GIA - information available for industry organisations
30 September, 2013 by GIA Editor
Materials to help Industry organisations communicate the GIA and biosecurity story to their members and stakeholders have been prepared by the GIA Secretariat. Contact us if you would like to use a generic presentation on the Deed ahead of it being posted on this site.
If you have news items you would like to post on this site, please contact the GIA Secretariat.
GIA Deed released, awaiting Cabinet approval
22 August, 2013 by GIA Editor
The GIA Deed has been released to industry boards for consideration. Penned by a working group of industry and government representatives, it outlines the principles and processes of the GIA and what Signatories' obligations will be. The Deed will be distributed more widely later in 2013 following approval by Cabinet.
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