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/By Olivia Williamson

Should breach of the general environmental duty contained in the Environmental Protection Act 1994 constitute an offence?

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The following paper was prepared by Olivia Williamson, Special Counsel, HopgoodGanim Lawyers for the Queensland Environmental Law Association Conference 2019 themed “The Greater Good”.

|By Olivia Williamson
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