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Marine Management Organisation (MMO)
The following are the proposed catch limits to be set for quota stocks in May 2019.
Seeking views on introducing I-VMS for all British licenced fishing boats under 12 metres that are fishing in English waters.
The following are the proposed catch limits to be set for quota stocks in April 2019.
The following are the proposed catch limits to be set for quota stocks in March 2019.
Consultation on a proposed modification to the (deemed) marine licences (“the proposed condition”) of the following offshore windfarm projects.
The following are the proposed catch limits to be set for quota stocks in February 2019.
The following are the proposed catch limits to be set for quota stocks in January 2019.
The following are the proposed catch limits to be set for quota stocks in December 2018.
Formal consultation on the MMO West of Walney MCZ (specified area) bottom towed fishing gear byelaw 2018.
The following are the proposed catch limits to be set for quota stocks in November 2018.
The following are the proposed catch limits to be set for quota stocks in October 2018.
The following are the proposed catch limits to be set for quota stocks in September 2018
Seeking views on plans to revise the fee structure for marine licensing applications and introducing an online self-service portal.
The following are the proposed catch limits to be set for quota stocks in August 2018.
Under the Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Act 2015, the MMO has a duty to produce and publish Business Impact Target (BIT) assessments.
The following are the proposed catch limits to be set for quota stocks in July 2018.
The following are the proposed catch limits to be set for quota stocks in June 2018.
The following are the proposed catch limits to be set for quota stocks in May 2018.
The following are the proposed catch limits to be set for quota stocks in April 2018.
Consultations now open to help inform marine conservation plans for the future and the views of marine users are urgently sought.
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