FROM unauthorised land access to overflowing sewerage, the state government LNG enforcement unit has investigated 337 landholder complaints since the group was formed in February.
Of the 337 inquiries received, 276 have been resolved and 61 are outstanding. LNG enforcement unit manager Andrew Brier said more than 80 percent of inquiries were resolved through providing information about CSG activities, regulation and legislation to landholders and providing mediation services between the complainant and the relevant coal seam gas company.
He said there were still vast differences in the levels of understanding of CSG industry protocols and legislation among landholders.
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