Just over five years ago, I submitted to then environment minister Sussan Ley my Independent Review of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act.
The review was greeted with support across a wide range of stakeholders – conservationists, scientists, academics and business. They saw the recommendations as being directed to achieving the two fundamental imperatives: protection and restoration of our environment and business efficiency in dealing with environmental regulations. Ley embraced the review with enthusiasm.
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Graeme Samuel AC is a professor in the Monash Business School, Chair of Airlines for
Australia and New Zealand, and a former chairman of the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.
