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ACT wants hunters in charge of game animals on conservation land, not DOC

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ACT wants hunters in charge of game animals on conservation land, not DOC
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New Zealand's ACT party is proposing to transfer management of game animals on conservation land from the Department of Conservation to the Game Animal Council. The policy aims to empower hunters, designate specific herds for special interest, and protect hunting activities from interference.

The ACT party wants to give hunters a "real stake in managing and looking after our conservation estate".

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