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Bill redefines "alien species" and tightens Cabinet oversight of Conservation Council
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Bill redefines "alien species" and tightens Cabinet oversight of Conservation Council
(CMR) A new bill that would change how the Cayman Islands legally defines an “alien species” and strengthen the Cabinet's control over the National Conservation Council was gazetted on Wednesday, 2 September. The National Conservation (Amendment) Bill, 2026, seeks to amend the National Conservation Act (2013 Revision) in two main ways. Clause 2 of the […]
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