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No. 70 of 1998

Fisheries and Foreshore (Amendment) Bill 1998

Public bill · Government · Presented

Updates aquaculture licensing by validating certain earlier applications and licences, while banning operators from starting aquaculture before approval and strengthening enforcement penalties. It also expands the Minister’s power to use or lease fishery-harbour property for fishing, related services, leisure and local development.

Formal long title

Bill entitled an Act to amend and extend the Fisheries Acts, 1959 to 1997, the Foreshore Act, 1933, and the Fishery Harbour Centres Act, 1968, and to provide for connected matters

Last updated 12 April 2018

Sponsor
  • Minister for Marine and Natural Resources Primary
Progress
  • First Stage
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  • Committee Stage
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  • Report Stage
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  • Fifth Stage
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  • Second Stage
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  • Committee Stage
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  • Report Stage
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Debates
  • Fisheries and Foreshore (Amendment) Bill, 1998: Report of Select Committee.
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  • Fisheries and Foreshore (Amendment) Bill, 1998: Second Stage.
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  • Fisheries and Foreshore (Amendment) Bill, 1998: Committee and Remaining Stages.
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  • Fisheries and Foreshore (Amendment) Bill, 1998.
    SELECT COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE, FOOD AND THE MARINE
  • Fisheries and Foreshore (Amendment) Bill, 1998 — Financial Resolution: Motion.
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  • Fisheries and Foreshore (Amendment) Bill, 1998: Fourth and Final Stages.
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  • Fisheries and Foreshore (Amendment) Bill, 1998: Order for Second Stage.
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  • Fisheries and Foreshore (Amendment) Bill, 1998: Second Stage.
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  • Fisheries and Foreshore (Amendment) Bill, 1998: Referral to Select Committee.
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