Partnership in the wider biosecurity system Sample Clauses

Partnership in the wider biosecurity system. Explanatory Note New Zealand‘s biosecurity system spans offshore, border, and onshore activities that mitigate the risk of introduction of pests and diseases, and minimise the impact of established organisms on the economy, environment and community. This Deed and its Operational Agreements recognise and acknowledge the effort and investment in the biosecurity system by Signatories and by the stakeholders they represent. They identify commitments that Signatories make to ongoing investment in readiness and response, through minimum commitments and other investment in priority unwanted organisms. This Xxxx acknowledges the integral role of Māori in the development of New Zealand‘s primary sectors and the strong interest Māori have in biosecurity. Biosecurity is aligned to the Māori value of kaitiakitanga which is the practice of ensuring that the health of the living environment, including people, is protected and maintained for current and future generations. In addition to the protection of the primary sector, the biosecurity system also protects the native plants and animals which are widely regarded by Māori to be taonga (culturally important treasures).
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Partnership in the wider biosecurity system. New Zealand’s biosecurity system spans activities offshore, at border, and onshore that mitigate the risk of introduction of pests and diseases, and minimise the impact of established organisms on the economy, environment and community. This Deed recognises and acknowledges the activities and investment of Signatories and the stakeholders they represent in the biosecurity system. It identifies commitments that Signatories make to ongoing investment in readiness and response through minimum commitments and specific other investments in priority pests and diseases. While this Deed focuses on biosecurity readiness and response, the Signatories also seek an outcome of constructive, ongoing and proactive engagement on the wider biosecurity system to identify and reduce biosecurity risks and increase their understanding of and confidence in the system.
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