The Department of Agriculture has opened a Call for Evidence on the future of TAMS, giving farmers and others in the sector an opportunity to put forward ideas on what should be supported in future capital investment schemes.
This online session is designed to make that process simple.
We’ll go through
- how to make a submission
- What kind of information to include
- How to structure your points clearly
- How to make sure your concerns or ideas are formally put on the record.
You do not need to be an expert, write a lengthy policy document or know exactly how TAMS should be redesigned.
If there is an investment you believe should be supported, a problem with the current scheme, or a practical change you believe would make TAMS work better on farms, this session will show you how to turn that into a straightforward submission.
The aim is simple: help more farmers take the opportunity to have their say rather than letting the consultation close without putting their views forward.
This is a practical, step-by-step session focused on helping you get your own submission completed and sent.