Economic Risks and Opportunities from the Release of Genetically Modified Organisms in New Zealand
Release 17 Apr 2003
A research study Economic Risks and Opportunities from the Release of Genetically Modified Organisms in New Zealand has been released by the Minister for the Environment, Hon Marian Hobbs on the Ministry for the Environment website.
The research study is part of the Government's package of measures in response to the 2001 report of the Royal Commission on Genetic Modification. The research examines the economic risks and opportunities associated with the release of three different types of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in New Zealand, as well as of New Zealand forgoing GMO releases.
A Cabinet paper and Treasury briefing summarising the research are available here on the Treasury website.
Read the related media release from Hon Marian Hobbs, Minister for the Environment: Economic study into GM published (17 April 2003).
Download
Report for Ministry for the Environment and the Treasury: Economic Risks and Opportunities from the Release of Genetically Modified Organisms in New Zealand - Prepared by BERL and AERU
http://www.mfe.govt.nz/publications/organisms/economic-impact-apr03/
The following documents are available for download in Adobe PDF format.
| Doc. Date | Title | Download |
|---|---|---|
| 9 Apr 2003 | Cabinet Policy Committee Minute: Government Response to the Royal Commission on Genetic Modification: Economic Analysis Results and HSNO Act Implications | polmin03-8-5.pdf (260 KB) |
| 9 Apr 2003 | Cabinet Paper: Government Response to the Royal Commission on Genetic Modification: Economic Analysis Results and HSNO Act Implications | pol03-77.pdf (56 KB) |
| 28 Mar 2003 | Briefing on Genetic Modification Economic Analysis Cabinet Paper, Treasury Report T2003/461 | tr2003-461.pdf (66 KB) |
