Jdunn55
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Under what grounds though? Unfortunately pure stupidity and ridiculousness isnt a good enough case :/Legal challenge, here we come!
Under what grounds though? Unfortunately pure stupidity and ridiculousness isnt a good enough case :/Legal challenge, here we come!
Lack of consultation, evidence, legality, an endless list a good legal team could devour.Under what grounds though? Unfortunately pure stupidity and ridiculousness isnt a good enough case :/
Good, all you need is a legal team willing to fight, ideally one already with something against the current welsh government, have there been any large scale planning refusals that have gone to court? Whoever defended them would be interested I should think or atleast that's where I would start, whatever you do, I wouldnt just blindly trust the nfu, this should have been blocked well before it reached a voting stageLack of consultation, evidence, legality, an endless list a good legal team could devour.
The NFU submitted loads of evidence without reply. The minister has lied through her teeth.Good, all you need is a legal team willing to fight, ideally one already with something against the current welsh government, have there been any large scale planning refusals that have gone to court? Whoever defended them would be interested I should think or atleast that's where I would start, whatever you do, I wouldnt just blindly trust the nfu, this should have been blocked well before it reached a voting stage
Should make for an easy case assuming it gets heardThe NFU submitted loads of evidence without reply. The minister has lied through her teeth.
How so? What's the plans???Think the Welsh NVZ may be a walk in the park compared to environmental permitting coming to all English dairy farms soon.
Think the Welsh NVZ may be a walk in the park compared to environmental permitting coming to all English dairy farms soon.
That's the problem we don't know.How so? What's the plans???
It’ll be fine.That's the problem we don't know.
Potentially 6 months storage more or less certain for anything new. Covered slurry stores.
Reducing ammonia emissions from cattle housing. New design standards for new buildings.
Closed periods for spreading across the whole country. No splash plating slurry.
14k cost of establishing the permit. Annual renewal in the 1000s the ea enforcing it has to be paid from somewhere.
Large pig units already have to deal with it.
Likely to see comparable requirements to our northern European counterparts.
All of this is speculation and worst case scenario could be far worse.
In my view likely to be the biggest shake up of the dairy industry since we gave up the milk churn.
if the welsh assembly sacked all the handshakers in nrw that are giving favours to the worst polluters, i bet most of the ongoing pollution incidents would stop, probably nvz wouldnt be needed then
That would likely see the end of most of the smaller farms.That's the problem we don't know.
Potentially 6 months storage more or less certain for anything new. Covered slurry stores.
Reducing ammonia emissions from cattle housing. New design standards for new buildings.
Closed periods for spreading across the whole country. No splash plating slurry.
14k cost of establishing the permit. Annual renewal in the 1000s the ea enforcing it has to be paid from somewhere.
Large pig units already have to deal with it.
Likely to see comparable requirements to our northern European counterparts.
All of this is speculation and worst case scenario could be far worse.
In my view likely to be the biggest shake up of the dairy industry since we gave up the milk churn.
If there is to be a legal challenge, it must be a united front and not just NFU Cymru.