ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — The provincial government wants to consult with the fishing industry as part of an independent review of the method that determines the ...
Verbal submissions will be conducted on a discretionary basis and will be done virtually and scheduled for Sept. 12.
Names of individuals and organizations who have made submissions or were interviewed as part of the review will be shared with the report. Once the process is finished, a written report will be submitted to Labour Minister Bernard Davis outlining the results and any recommendations.
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