The Ministry and the Parliamentary Select Committee on Lands and Forestry have begun a three-day review meeting on the Wildlife Resources Management Bill, 2022. The working session begun on Tuesday, 21st June,2022. The CEO of the Forestry Commission, Mr. John Allotey in a brief statement on behalf of the Sector Minister, Samuel A Jinapor said the Ministry "expects that the three-day review meeting will help provide a wildlife resources management bill that can confidently be presented to the August House of Parliament for passage into law". He said, the move will also pave way for an effective wildlife resources management systems for the country. The Wildlife Resources Management bill when passed will provide the legal framework for the implementation of the policy on wildlife and make provision for international agreements and convention that Ghana has signed. It will also provide legal backing for community engagements like the Community Resources Management Areas (CREMA), Mr. Allotey indicated. The final review meeting being held in the Eastern regional capital, Koforidua, stakeholders believe will bring to an end the review processes especially after receiving inputs at the recently held stakeholder forum by the Select Committee. Also present at the ongoing review meeting are the Technical Director, Forestry, Mr. Joseph Osiakwan, Technical Advisor on Forestry, Mr. Abu Juam, representatives from the Attorney General's office and Officials from the Forestry Commission.