Enough to get rid of the bad publicity. Which means engaging with Richard Flanagan (otherwise advocate of all things Tasmania) and author of the book Toxic (the Rotting underbelly of the Tasmanian Salmon Industry) rather than just relying on comments from your own industry body and hoping it goes away.
Most industry bodies in this country are a complete joke. It's probably about as independent or useful as the Australian Press Council. I give zero weight to any association beholden to an industry that funds them.
Like the guy is an advocate for Tasmania. He thought there was enough of an issue to maybe have a look and it and (maybe) write an article but found enough to fill a whole book. A Whole Book. If they want to address it they have to sensibly engage with the guy.
Tassal Group Strategic Thoughts, page-328
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