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Several and regulating orders management plan

Applicants for several and regulating orders for exclusive fishing or management rights should submit a management plan for a minimum 5 year period.

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Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs
Published
30 March 2011
Last updated
1 April 2026 — See all updates

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Several orders: shellfishery management plan template

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Regulating orders: shellfishery management plan template

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If you are applying for exclusive fishing or management rights, you should submit a 5-year management plan to support your application. You can use the relevant template on this page as the basis for your management plan.

This purpose of the management plan is to show how you will improve the cultivation or management of the fishery through the granting of an order.

Return your management plan, with your application form and supporting documents to SRO@defra.gov.uk.

Updates to this page

Published 30 March 2011
Last updated 1 April 2026 show all updates

  1. Replaced the previous single template with separate templates for several orders and regulating orders, reflecting the different nature and objectives of each order type.

  2. First published.

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