[137E Orders relating to exploitation of sea fisheries resources: Northern Ireland offshore region]
Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 (2009 c 23) | Legislation

[Orders for marine conservation: Northern Ireland offshore region]

[137E  Orders relating to exploitation of sea fisheries resources: Northern Ireland offshore region]

[(1)     The Department may make one or more orders relating to the exploitation of sea fisheries resources in the Northern Ireland offshore region for the purposes of conserving—

(a)     marine flora or fauna,

(b)     marine habitats or types of marine habitat, or

(c)     features of geological or geomorphological interest.

(2)     An order under this section may be made so as to apply to any area in the Northern Ireland offshore region.

(3)     An order under this section must specify the

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