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Fisheries (General) Regulation 2019
sec.25Types of permits
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sec.25 Types of permits
The chief executive may issue a permit of any of the following types— a developmental fishing permit; an indigenous fishing permit; a stocked impoundment permit; a filleting permit for an RQ licence or SM licence; a permit for an activity, not able to be carried out under another type of authority, carried out for any of the following purposes— education; research; environmental protection; public health or safety; indigenous fishing; fish salvage; fish stocking; broodstock or culture stock collection; trialling alternative commercial apparatus or fishing activities. s 25 amd 2020 SL No. 236 s 65
- (a) a developmental fishing permit;
- (b) an indigenous fishing permit;
- (c) a stocked impoundment permit;
- (d) a filleting permit for an RQ licence or SM licence;
- (e) a permit for an activity, not able to be carried out under another type of authority, carried out for any of the following purposes— (i) education; (ii) research; (iii) environmental protection; (iv) public health or safety; (v) indigenous fishing; (vi) fish salvage; (vii) fish stocking; (viii) broodstock or culture stock collection; (ix) trialling alternative commercial apparatus or fishing activities.
- (i) education;
- (ii) research;
- (iii) environmental protection;
- (iv) public health or safety;
- (v) indigenous fishing;
- (vi) fish salvage;
- (vii) fish stocking;
- (viii) broodstock or culture stock collection;
- (ix) trialling alternative commercial apparatus or fishing activities.
- (i) education;
- (ii) research;
- (iii) environmental protection;
- (iv) public health or safety;
- (v) indigenous fishing;
- (vi) fish salvage;
- (vii) fish stocking;
- (viii) broodstock or culture stock collection;
- (ix) trialling alternative commercial apparatus or fishing activities.