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106 Fishery units generally (1) A fishery unit is a unit that entitles the holder of the DF licence to The share is calculated under regulation 107C. (4) A fishery unit attached to a DF licence that is cancelled is taken to (5) A fishery unit attached to a DF licence that expires and is not

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