B: The Authority conducts public consultations for all of its reviews. Throughout this review, the Authority consulted with a wide range of interested parties including industry, non-government organisations, research and development corporations, Indigenous groups, academics and Commonwealth and state and territory government organisations. On 31 August 2017, the Authority released a paper to facilitate consultation for this review. The Authority received 28 stakeholder submissions, four of which were confidential. The submissions are available on the website at Authority’s In the interests of efficiency, the Authority also drew on submissions to the Action on the land: reducing emissions, conserving natural capital and improving farm profitability issues paper it released in March. The Authority also drew on submissions to the Department of the Environment and 2017 review of climate change policies. Energy’s Australia’s The Authority thanks all those that provided submissions or engaged with the Authority for this work. Organisations that made non-confidential submissions to this review were: AGL Energy Kimberley Land Council Arnhem Land Fire Abatement (NT) National Farmers' Federation National Waste and Recycling Industry Australian Forest Products Association Council Australian Gas Infrastructure Group Our Energy Group Australian Petroleum Production and Dr. Paul Burke (Australian National Exploration Association University) Carbon Market Institute Peter Yench Southern Atherton Tablelands Climate Friendly Revegetation Alliance ConocoPhillips The Wilderness Society Country Carbon Trust for Nature Victorian Catchment Management Eastern Alliance for Greenhouse Action Authorities Farmers for Climate Action Wentworth Group Western Australian Local Government GreenCollar Association
B: The Authority conducts public consultations for all of its reviews. Throughout this review, the Authority consulted with a wide range of interested parties including industry, non-government organisations, research and development corporations, Indigenous groups, academics and Commonwealth and state and territory government organisations. On 31 August 2017, the Authority released a paper to facilitate consultation for this review. The Authority received 28 stakeholder submissions, four of which were confidential. The submissions are available on the Authority’s website at In the interests of efficiency, the Authority also drew on submissions to the Action on the land: reducing emissions, conserving natural capital and improving farm profitability issues paper it released in March. The Authority also drew on submissions to the Department of the Environment and Energy’s 2017 review of Australia’s climate change policies. The Authority thanks all those that provided submissions or engaged with the Authority for this work. Organisations that made non-confidential submissions to this review were: AGL Energy Kimberley Land Council Arnhem Land Fire Abatement (NT) National Farmers' Federation Australian Forest Products Association National Waste and Recycling Industry Council Australian Gas Infrastructure Group Our Energy Group Australian Petroleum Production and Exploration Association Dr. Paul Burke (Australian National University) Carbon Market Institute Peter Yench Climate Friendly Southern Atherton Tablelands Revegetation Alliance ConocoPhillips The Wilderness Society Country Carbon Trust for Nature Eastern Alliance for Greenhouse Action Victorian Catchment Management Authorities Farmers for Climate Action Wentworth Group GreenCollar Western Australian Local Government Association
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