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The Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade is seeking feedback on the framework and tool that will be used to calculate the amount of compensation payable for destroyed livestock under the Livestock Act 2008.
Background
In the past 18 months, the threat of Emergency Animal Diseases on the Northern Territory’s livestock industries has been heightened with the detection of Foot-and-Mouth disease and Lumpy Skin Disease in Indonesia.
In the event that an emergency disease declaration is made in the Territory under the Livestock Act 2008, the response may include the destruction of livestock as a means to either eradicate or control the spread of disease.
Emergency Animal Diseases Valuation Framework
As part of the Northern Territory Government’s Emergency Animal Disease response preparations, the Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade has appointed Bush AgriBusiness, to develop an independent livestock valuation framework and tool.
The valuation tool will be used to determine the initial amount of compensation payable for destroyed livestock under the Livestock Act 2008, prior to the national cost sharing arrangements.
It is important that industry and stakeholders have their say on how this will be worked out.
Have your say
We want to hear from individuals and businesses in the livestock industry.
We have prepared a discussion paper which:
identifies the key issues considered when preparing the draft framework and tool
poses some focussing questions
There are two ways to submit feedback, after reading the discussion paper:
2. Use the survey tool on this page to provide your response to the discussion paper questions
Submissions are now closed.
The Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade is seeking feedback on the framework and tool that will be used to calculate the amount of compensation payable for destroyed livestock under the Livestock Act 2008.
Background
In the past 18 months, the threat of Emergency Animal Diseases on the Northern Territory’s livestock industries has been heightened with the detection of Foot-and-Mouth disease and Lumpy Skin Disease in Indonesia.
In the event that an emergency disease declaration is made in the Territory under the Livestock Act 2008, the response may include the destruction of livestock as a means to either eradicate or control the spread of disease.
Emergency Animal Diseases Valuation Framework
As part of the Northern Territory Government’s Emergency Animal Disease response preparations, the Department of Industry, Tourism and Trade has appointed Bush AgriBusiness, to develop an independent livestock valuation framework and tool.
The valuation tool will be used to determine the initial amount of compensation payable for destroyed livestock under the Livestock Act 2008, prior to the national cost sharing arrangements.
It is important that industry and stakeholders have their say on how this will be worked out.
Have your say
We want to hear from individuals and businesses in the livestock industry.
We have prepared a discussion paper which:
identifies the key issues considered when preparing the draft framework and tool
poses some focussing questions
There are two ways to submit feedback, after reading the discussion paper:
This survey provides an opportunity for stakeholders to provide feedback on the Livestock Valuation Framework.
Please read the Discussion Paper prior to completing this survey.
This survey should take approximately 5 - 10 minutes to complete, depending on how you choose to answer the questions.
Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey.
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