71 Licences
Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 (2009 c 23) | Legislation

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(1)     The appropriate licensing authority, having considered an application for a marine licence, must—

(a)     grant the licence unconditionally,

(b)     grant the licence subject to such conditions as the authority thinks fit, or

(c)     refuse the application.

(2)     The conditions that may be attached to a licence under subsection (1)(b) may relate to—

(a)     the activities authorised by the licence;

(b)     precautions to be taken or works to be carried out (whether before, during or after the carrying out of the authorised activities) in connection with or in consequence

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