Fact Sheets and Information Bulletins
Fact Sheets
Factsheet - Changes to the Conduct of Notifiable Low Risk Dealings (PDF 173 KB)GM wheat field trial approvals (PDF 64 KB)
Application assessment process for dealings involving intentional release (DIR) of a GMO into the environment (PDF 38 KB)
Control of Roadside Canola Volunteers, September 2010 (PDF 52 KB)
Status of GM Canola Approvals, April 2010 (PDF 56 KB)
OGTR Client Register, August 2009 (PDF 51 KB)
GM Crops and Stockfeed, December 2008 (PDF 55 KB)
Types of GMO Dealings, May 2008 (PDF 60 KB)
The GMO Record, May 2008 (PDF 51 KB)
Overview of the Gene Technology Regulatory System, April 2008 (PDF 63 KB)
Conditions applying to an Emergency Dealing Determination for Genetically Modified (GM) vaccines for Equine Influenza (Proteqflu, Proteqflu TE), March 2008 (PDF 58 KB)
Importation and possession of genetically modified ornamental fish, 2008 (PDF 63 KB)
Factsheet for Schools working with GMOs, 2007 (PDF 35 KB)
What is Biotechnology? - What is Gene Technology, 2001 (PDF 82 KB)
Public Participation in the Assessment of Gene Technology, 2001 (PDF 78 KB)
OGTR Monitoring and Compliance Activities, 2001 (PDF 74 KB)
Information Bulletins
Information Bulletin - November 2001 - Project Plan for Implementing Recommendations - Report on Audit of University of Western Australia - Conduct of Field Trials in Accordance with GMAC Recommendations (PDF 39 KB)Information Bulletin - November 2001 - Report on Audit of University of Western Australia - Conduct of Field Trials in Accordance with GMAC Recommendations (PDF 50 KB)Top of page
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