Senate Environment and Communications Legislative Committee – Inquiry into the Galilee Basin (Coal Prohibition) Bill 2018
Organisation: Lighter Footprints
Author: Lighter Footprints
Release Date: 01/12/2018
Website: https://lighterfootprints.org/wp-content/uploads/Waters-Galilee-basin-bill-2018-December-2018.pdf
Thank you to the Senate Environment and Communications Legislation Committee for the opportunity to contribute to your examination of the proposed bill by Senator Larissa Waters which is intended to prohibit constitutional corporations within the meaning of section 51 (xx) of the Constitution from mining for thermal coal within the Galilee Basin in Queensland.
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