Milk (Regulation of Supply)(Amendment) Bill, 1996

Public bill · Government · Presented

The measure would give the Minister greater control over transferring, managing or selling the assets, debts and businesses of milk boards being dissolved, including the power to recover money owed to an interim board. It would require at least two consumer representatives on the milk agency and update how its members are chosen. Producer representatives would be elected every three years, with secret and possibly postal voting, while processors, distributors, retailers and consumers would nominate representatives.

Formal long title

Bill entitled an Act to amend the Milk (Regulation of Supply) Act, 1994 and to provide for connected matters

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