The Australian Government is providing $ 1 million a year in partnership to improve Australia’s national plant health system.
The Minister of Agriculture and Northern Australia, David Littleprud, said this was a major victory for the plant and biological systems that protect our economy and the environment.
“This commitment will improve the National Plant Health Conservation Program, which provides a high priority for pesticide pests,” said Minister Littleprod.
“Australia’s pest-free environment also provides critical evidence to support trade and market access.
“The Australian Government’s annual budget of $ 1 million is in line with state and local governments.
“This historic agreement will preserve this important program for the future and will be implemented as a shared responsibility with clearly defined roles and responsibilities.
Provides a reliable, consistent and consistent approach to reporting and sharing the necessary monitoring data for $ 13 billion in vegetable and grain market exports.
“The National Steering Committee, which represents all governments, monitors the implementation of the program and provides results for national security.
“This is a great example of how strong partnerships between nations can improve our national security system,” said Minister Littleproud.
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