Beyond Politics: Past, Current and Potential Futures for GM Regulation and Oversight in Australia

Policy and regulation associated with genetic modification (GM) of food and crops is complex, particularly in the Australian context.

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This webinar features a range of speakers involved in policymaking, and seeks to provide information on various levels of GM-related regulation and application in a variety of settings including research, food production, and labelling.

The panel also will address the processes used in various parts of the system for generating evidence to inform decisions including public views on GM, and likely future directions for GM in Australia.

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The Speakers:
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Professor Wendy Umberger (Facilitator)
Executive Director, Centre for Global Food and Resources
Faculty of the Professions
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professor-kym-anderson

Eneritus Professor Kym Anderson
George Gollin Professor Emeritus, School of Economics
Faculty of the Professions

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professor-rachel-ankeny

Professor Rachel A. Ankeny
Program Director, Agrifood Policy, Stretton Institute
Deputy Dean Research, Faculty of Arts

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professor-dianne-nicol

Professor Dianne Nicol
Director, Centre for Law and Genetics
University of Tasmania
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dr-kylie-tattersall

Dr Kylie Tattersall
Director, Plant Evaluation Section
Office of the Gene Technology Regulator

dr-peter-thygensen

Dr Peter Thygensen
Principal Regulatory Scientist,
Office of the Gene Technology Regulator

Dr Lisa Kelly
Principal Scientist and GM Team Leader
Food Standards Australia New Zealand

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