240 Marine licensing: oil and gas and other reserved matters
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240  Marine licensing: oil and gas and other reserved matters

(1)     The Secretary of State may appoint persons for the purposes of enforcing Part 4 of this Act, so far as relating to—

(a)     any activity in the Scottish offshore region falling within section 113(3) (activities relating to certain reserved matters);

(b)     any activity in Wales[, the Welsh inshore region or the Welsh offshore region] concerning or arising from the exploration for, or production of, petroleum;

[(ba)     any activity in the Welsh offshore region falling within the subject-matter of Part 6 of the Merchant Shipping Act 1995 (pollution etc);]

(c)     anything done in the course of taking installation abandonment measures in any other part

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