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Sorry Tony, I followed the sign from the Highway and couldn't find another one anywhere to direct me to the lake. As for FFSAQ, would the money they want come from the 75% of funds that Stocking Groups have to account for or the 25% of funds that DAFF have to account for? Have they advised "Government" what they need the funds for, and how they would spend the funds? Isn't $50,000 more than most Volunteer Stocking Groups receive from the SIP Scheme? Do FFSAQ actually stock any areas?
I would like to inform you that the deadline for submissions to the proposed changes to the SIPS and other matters related to freshwater fishing has been extended to the 27th of January 2015 due to complications with some stakeholders not receiving mail due to the Christmas period. Attached is the link to the RIS and submissions https://www.getinvolved.qld.gov.au/gi/consultation/2211/view.html
1- Include the use of any cray fish traps/apparatus in SIP waterways to require a SIP as well. 2- if non impoundment waterways are added to the SIP permit scheme, an amendment to Section 13a of the Water Act needs to be undertaken to give SIP permit holders to right to travel the beds and banks of those waterways as their right. This would bring Qld into alignment with NSW laws which deem all non tidal waterways to be a highway for the purpose of fishing (which requires a NSW Fishing Permit). Section 13a of the Qld Water Act allows adjoining land holders to non-tidal waterways to deny access along the beds and banks of the waterway, even though the beds and banks are crown land.
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