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A senior NSW minister has called for 'green tape' planning laws to be eased to help bushfire victims save thousands of dollars as they rebuild.

A senior NSW minister has called for 'green tape' planning laws to be eased to help bushfire victims save thousands of dollars as they rebuild.

Homeowners are required to clear a number of expensive regulatory hurdles when they rebuild in bushfire prone areas. NSW Transport Minister and Bega MP Andrew Constance said changes were necessary. Image: News Corp Australia

 

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There ARE no 'green tape' laws. if you think there is some wrong with making sure people don't boil in summer, freeze their tits off in winter and spend 1000s on power trying to reduce the health risk caused by their homes, you are simply dreadful, ignorant human beings.

how bout NO.

Putrid. ScottyFromMarketing koalakiller

Appropos of nothing...what happened to federal payments for bushfire victims?

Environmental laws are there for everyone

Sounds like clean coal, non existent

A senior member of the the community has called 'BS' on Sky News

'Green tape' oh do FO !

NSW Libs have already increased land clearing by 1300% since coming into power. How much more land clearing do they need?

Matt Keane will be having conniptions at the very thought.

Oh, which one of your developer mates wanted this article to help get around existing legislation to enrich himself at the expense of fire-ravaged communities?

'Green tape' is there to ensure a safe community. Without it has the potential to make the situation worse for future management of bushfire and hazard management worse.

Where would these low caste legal types get a job in the public service without red tape. HR departments need to wake up a law degree is useless.

'Green Tape' is totally not a thing. Green tape does not cost the economy or hinder development, it merely protects what needs to be protected and should, if anything, be much, much stronger.

Not before time. And where's all the donated money ?

Green politics is tying people’s hands.

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