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CILA remains neutral on tenure reform debate

The Central Interior Logging Association is encouraged by the debate surrounding tenure reform.

It surrounds the plan to allow conversion of volume-based forest licensees to area-based tree licensees.

Roy Nagel says CILA is neutral on the issue but here breaks down the pros and cons.

The consultation process ends May 31st. All of this after Victoria’s proposed legislation was shelved after a strong outcry from the public last year.

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