130 Byelaws: procedure
Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 (2009 c 23) | Legislation

130  Byelaws: procedure

(1)     Before making a byelaw under section 129[, 129A or 129B], the MMO must comply with subsections (2) to (7) of this section.

This is subject to subsection (11).

(2)     If the byelaw [is made under section 129 or 129A and] would or might affect any activity in Wales, the MMO must send a copy of a draft of the byelaw to the Welsh Ministers.

[(2A)     If the byelaw is made under section 129B and—

(a)     the byelaw would or might affect the exploitation of sea fisheries resources in the Welsh offshore region, the MMO must send a copy of a draft of the byelaw to the Welsh Ministers;

(b)     the byelaw would or might affect the exploitation of sea fisheries resources in

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