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In Nov 2006, the Victorian
Labor Government made an election commitment to establish a Stream
Classification model
as part of its Recreational Fishing and Boating policy.
In July 2007 a Stream
Classification Committee was formed to advise the Executive Director of
Fisheries Victoria on the implementation of this commitment. The
Committee was chaired by the Executive Director of Fisheries Victoria,
Peter Appleford. It was agreed that representatives covering the broad
range of inland fishing experiences would be invited to participate.
The Committee has now
established a DRAFT Stream Classification model and has made a
preliminary application of
the model against five key rivers in the North East.
The Committee intends to hold
four public consultation meetings, to receive input from recreational
anglers on the classification model at Corryong, Bright, Wangaratta and
Melbourne at the following times and locations.
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Location |
Venue |
Address |
Date |
Time |
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Bright |
Bright Visitors Centre |
119 Gavan St, Bright |
07 May 08' |
7 pm til 9 pm |
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Wodonga |
Black Stump Motel, Wodonga |
4327 Anzac Pd, Wodonga |
08
May 08' |
7 pm til 9 pm |
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Corryong |
Corryong Community
Education Centre |
39 Hansen St, Corryong |
21
May 08' |
7 pm til 9 pm |
|
Melbourne |
The Royal Australasian
college of Surgeons |
Spring St, Melbourne |
29
May 08' |
7 pm til 9 pm |
The intention of the community
consultation meetings is to get input from recreational anglers into the
draft model
and its application in the North East region.
Following the consultation
process the revised Stream Classification model will be put on the
Fisheries Victoria
website for 90 days to provide an opportunity for people to provide
further comments via submissions to Fisheries
Victoria.
The final model will be
presented to the Minister of Agriculture in early 2009.
The committee looks forward to
your representation as part of the coming consultation process.
If you would like to attend a
Stream Classification Meeting, click here to
REGISTER |