Permitting decision summary: StardustMe Limited
Published: 5 Nov 2024Permitting decision summary for StardustMe Limited's SD-5 to SD-29
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Permitting decision summary for StardustMe Limited's SD-5 to SD-29
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Permitting decision summary for Research Trust of Victoria University of Wellington's Hēki
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Outlines how MBIE is working with the Crown Research Institutes to design and establish the new Public Research Organisations.
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Weekly Report items about freedom camping.
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Interim analysis of emissions impacts of policy options for carbon capture, utilisation and storage.
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Provides Minister with options for pathways to consolidate Crown Research Institutes (CRIs) and seek your direction on key features of the new Public Research Organisations (PROs).
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Provided Minister with options for consolidating Crown Research Institutes (CRIs).
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This media pack has been made available from the office of the Minister for Science, Innovation and Technology. New Zealand’s gene technology rules are changing. Gene technology (also known as genetic engineering or genetic modification) is a powerful tool available to scientists that has the potential to deliver enormous benefits for New Zealand. Recent improvements mean we can use it more precisely and safely than ever before and places like Australia, Japan, the EU and England have safely embraced gene technologies. While gene technologies have been used in New Zealand for a long time, the current rules have not been updated to match the scientific advancements. With updated rules our scientists can make advances in healthcare, adapt to climate change, protect our unique environment, lift our agricultural productivity and boost exports.
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