GREYHOUND training could potentially continue in New South Wales until 2022, five years after racing is banned within the state, under the draft recommendations currently being considered by the NSW Greyhounds Transition Taskforce.
The Taskforce is being led by Dr John Keniry, the co-ordinator general, who has recently been travelling across regional parts of NSW to gather information before making his final decision on an industry transition package which will explain the process of closing the greyhound racing industry step-by-step.
Keniry is expected to hand down his final report to NSW Premier Mike Baird by the end of September.
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