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Eel Fishing (Licence Duties) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 1996

S.R. 1996/539 · Made 15 November 1996

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FISHERIES

Made 15th November 1996

Coming into operation 1st January 1997

The Department of Agriculture in exercise of the powers conferred on it by sections 15(1) and 19(1) of the Fisheries Act (Northern Ireland) 1966f1 and of every other power enabling it in that behalf, hereby makes the following Regulations:—

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Footnotes

f1

1996 c. 17 (N.I.)

Contents

  1. 1Citation and commencement
  2. 2Licence Duties
  3. 3Revocation
  4. Signature
  5. Schedule Schedule
  6. Explanatory note

1Citation and commencement

These Regulations may be cited as the Eel Fishing (Licence Duties) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 1996 and shall come into operation on 1st January 1997.

2Licence Duties

There shall be payable to the Fisheries Conservancy Board for Northern Ireland by way of licence duties in respect of licences for the use of fishing engines for the taking of eels referred to in column 1 of the Schedule the amounts respectively specified in column 2 of the Schedule.

3Revocation

The Eel Fishing (Licence Duties) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 1995f1 are hereby revoked.

Signature

Sealed with the Official Seal of the Department of Agriculture on 15th November 1996.

L.S.

G. Lavery

Assistant Secretary

Fishing EngineDuty
£
Fyke net6·35
The existing eel weir at Toome4,502·50
The existing eel weir at Upper Row, Portna2,254·80
The existing eel weir at Lower Row, Portna2,254·80
The existing automatic eel weir at Portna1,125·55
The existing eel weir at Movanagher1,125·55
The existing eel weir at Rademon43·95
The existing eel weir at Drumnaconagher, Crossgar43·95
The existing eel weir at Belleek43·95
Fixed wing nets, used in the River Erne in the County of Fermanagh between Rosscor Viaduct and a point 800 metres downstream of Rosscor Viaduct or in the River Quoile in the County of Down between the floodgates at the Old Quoile Bridge and tidal barrier at Hare Island and having a leader and a wing or wings each not exceeding 23 metres in length; for each batch of 5 or less66·80
Fixed wing nets used in that part of Lower Lough Erne in the County of Fermanagh lying between Rosscor Viaduct and an imaginary line running directly from North to South and passing through the Western tip of Ferny Island in the parish of Belleek, Barony of Lurg and having a leader and wing or wings, each not exceeding 230 metres in length; for each batch of 10 or less1,029·00
Long line used in the Erne Catchment Area — containing not more than 1200 hooks43·95
Long line used in the Erne Catchment Area — containing over 1200 hooks66·80
Long line containing not more than 1200 hooks used in Lough Neagh excluding its tributaries and their branches66·80
Long line containing over 1200 hooks used in Lough Neagh excluding its tributaries and their branches89·60
Eel draft net not exceeding 118 metres in length used in Lough Neagh89·60

Explanatory note

(This note is not part of the Regulations.)

These Regulations increase the licence duties payable from 1st January 1997 to the Fisheries Conservancy Board for Northern Ireland in respect of licences for the use of fishing engines for the taking of eels by the amounts set out below.

Previous RatesNew RatesIncrease
£££
Fyke net6·206·350·15
The existing eel weir at Toome4,396·954.502·50105·55
The existing eel weir at Upper Row, Portna2,201·952,254·8052·85
The existing eel weir at Lower Row, Portna2,201·952,254·8052·85
The existing automatic eel weir at Portna1,099·151,125·5526·40
The existing eel weir at Movanagher1,099·151,125·5526·40
The existing eel weir at Rademon42·9043·951·05
The existing eel weir at Drumnaconagher, Crossgar42·9043·951·05
The existing eel weir at Belleek42·9043·951·05
Fixed wing nets, used in the River Erne in the County of Fermanagh between Rosscor Viaduct and a point 800 metres downstream of Rosscor Viaduct or in the River Quoile in the County of Down between the floodgates at the Old Quoile Bridge and the tidal barrier at Hare Island and having a leader and a wing or wings each not exceeding 23 metres in length, for each batch of 5 or less65·2566·801·55
Fixed wing nets used in that part of Lower Lough Erne in the County of Fermanagh lying between Rosscor Viaduct and an imaginary line running directly from North to South and passing through the Western tip of Ferny Island in the Parish of Belleek, Barony of Lurg and having a leader and wing or wings, each not exceeding 230 metres in length, for each batch of 10 or less1,004·901.029·0024·10
Long line used in the Erne Catchment Area — containing not more than 1200 hooks42·9043·951·05
Long line used in the Erne Catchment Area — containing over 1200 hooks65·2566·801·55
Long line containing not more than 1200 hooks used in Lough Neagh excluding its tributaries and their branches65·2566·801·55
Long line containing over 1200 hooks used in Lough Neagh excluding its tributaries and their branches87·5089·602·10
Eel draft net not exceeding 118 metres in length used in Lough Neagh87·5089·602·10