"We call on the Coalition to give this legislation bipartisan support to give communities certainty,"they said.
"People will see the legislation next week … we'll be introducing it, and we expect it to be carried,"he said.
"The Greens are going to fight this in the parliament, and we're going to join with Tasmanian communities to fight this on the beaches."
"It is looking at derailing the ability for community members to challenge decisions made by the environment minister."
"In the absence of this, the legislation will not provide the required certainty and leaves the door open to a further decision that will risk the salmon farming industry."