Fisheries Regulations 2019
16Classes of aquaculture licence
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16 Classes of aquaculture licence
For the purposes of section 43 of the Act, the following classes of aquaculture licence are created—
(a) Aquaculture (Crown Land—Abalone) Licence;
(b) Aquaculture (Crown Land—Bivalve Shellfish) Licence;
(c) Aquaculture (Crown Land—Eels) Licence;
(d) Aquaculture (Crown Land—Offshore) Licence;
(e) Aquaculture (Crown Land—Other) Licence;
(f) Aquaculture (On-shore Abalone) Licence;
(g) Aquaculture (Private Land—Eels) Licence;
(h) Aquaculture (Private Land—Indoor Intensive) Licence;
(i) Aquaculture (Private Land—Marine) Licence;
(j) Aquaculture (Private Land—Ornamentals) Licence;
(k) Aquaculture (Private Land—Other) Licence;
(l) Aquaculture (Private Land—Salmonids) Licence;
(m) Aquaculture (Private Land—Tourism) Licence;
(n) Aquaculture (Private Land—Warm Water Finfish) Licence;
(o) Aquaculture (Private Land—Yabbies) Licence;
(p) Aquaculture (Private Land—Yabbies Multi‑waters) Licence.
Division 2—Administration of commercial fishery licences
Subdivision 1—Classes of licence prescribed for certain purposes
17 Classes of commercial fishery licence that are transferable
(1) For the purposes of section 50B of the Act, all classes of access licence are transferable except the following classes—
(b) Gippsland Lakes (Mussel Dive) Fishery Access Licence;
(c) Lake Tyers (Bait) Fishery Access Licence;
(d) Ocean Fishery Access Licence;
(e) Purse Seine (Ocean) Fishery Access Licence;
(f) Sea Urchin Fishery Access Licence.
(2) For the purposes of section 50B of the Act, every class of aquaculture licence and fish receiver licence is transferable.