PHOTO: Productivity Commission’s associate commissioner Chris Guest at Warren last week
The Productivity Commission has been on the road for over a month, holding public forums for its inquiry into the Murray-Darlin Basin Plan.
The ‘roadshow’ aims to give community members a chance to share their views on the implementation of the Basin Plan over the past five years and importantly, how it might be improved.
Associate Commissioner Chris Guest and his team started at Shepparton, Victoria back in early June and have been steadily making their way north ever since.
At the forum held in Warren on Wednesday 17 July, around ten members of the public were in attendance, representing interested parties including local government, irrigators, graziers, environmentalists, and First Nations peoples…