Policy Development Guidelines - EMRC
Stage 11: Public Exhibition of Draft Policy Make the draft policy available for viewing at relevant locations such as local government administrative offices, public libraries or any other relevant venue. Stage 12: Review and revise Draft Policy based on external comments
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