DIR 020/2002 - General release of Roundup Ready® canola (Brassica napus) in Australia
Fact Sheet - Status of GM Canola Approvals, April 2008 (PDF 55 KB)
Decision on issuing a licence for application DIR 020/2002 for commercial release of GM herbicide tolerant canola (Roundup® Ready Canola) (RTF 23 KB) - posted 19 December 2003
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Media release - Joint regulatory decision on Monsanto GM canola (RTF 8 KB) - posted 19 December 2003
Media release - Joint regulatory decision on Monsanto GM canola (PDF 14 KB) - posted 19 December 2003
Questions and answers on Monsanto Roundup Ready® genetically modified (GM) canola risk assessment (RTF 40 KB)
Questions and answers on Monsanto Roundup Ready® genetically modified (GM) canola risk assessment (PDF 28 KB)
DIR 020/2002 - canola licence application risk assessment and risk management plan (RTF 1.34 KB)
DIR 020/2002 - canola licence application risk assessment and risk management plan (PDF 662 KB)
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