The Australian Senator revealed the thickness of the dead salmon in a plastic bag while speaking in Parliament, in protest against the discussion of a draft law.
The Labor Party government tells Prime Minister Anthony Albaniz that the bill is designed to protect salmon cultivation, but it will also determine the public's ability to review and challenge environmental decisions.
Some politicians and environmental groups have already questioned salmon cultivation practices in Tasmania, accusing them of pollution of waterways.
Tasmania is home to MAUGEAN, which are threatened fish that lives in the port of Macquarie, and conservative specialists feel anxious about how pollution affects them.
The Sinator of the Green Party, Sarah Hanson Jong, accused the Labor Party “by selling your environmental credentials” while practicing fish.
Suevins Sue Lines invited Hanson-Young to remove the “pillar” from the room.
