Well, looky here:
Ontario's Environmental Review Tribunal is set to review an agreement between Swiss food corporation Nestle and the provincial government.
The Ministry of Environment and Nestle reached a deal in February that would allow water to be withdrawn from an underground water source near Wellington County, Ont., about 40 km north of Guelph, during low water conditions.
The agreement came after Nestle appealed a Ministry of Environment ruling that gave the company a new five-year term but required them to reduce their water withdrawal during times of drought.
The tribunal says in a written decision that removing conditions requiring Nestle to restrict its water intake during droughts is not within the public interest.
http://toronto.ctvnews.ca/controversial-water-deal-between-nestle-ontario-government-under-review-1.1413937
That is the key in any lobbying or attempt to change provincial legislation-what is the public or provincal interest?
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