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Planning Circular 1/2015: relationship between the statutory land use planning system and marine planning and licencing
The circular explains the relationship between the marine and terrestrial planning systems, including related regimes such as marine licencing and consenting for offshore energy generation, ports and harbours development and aquaculture.
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Approach
This report describes the process employed by Marine Scotland to identify strategic search areas for future commercial scale offshore wind developments in Scottish Territorial Waters (STW). It also presents the first discussion of the development
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2 Proposals for Highly Protected Marine Areas
Drafted by marine consultants ABPmer, the sustainability appraisal provides assessment of any cumulative impacts of the Highly Protected Marine Areas (HPMA) policy and is based upon the draft policy framework and site selection guidelines.
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Technical measures
Written record of fisheries consultations between the United Kingdom and the European Union for 2023.
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Annex A: Partial Business and Regulatory Impact Assessment
A consultation on new management measures for Scotland's brown crab, velvet crab and lobster fisheries.
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Chapter 6: The environmental and societal challenges
A report published on behalf of the Expert Scientific Panel on Unconventional Oil and Gas, which reviews the available scientific evidence.
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Animal welfare bill: strategic environment assessment
Animals and Wildlife (Penalties Protections and Powers) (Scotland) Bill SEA.
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Planning and architecture business plan 2017 to 2018: midyear report
The in year review of the Planning and Architecture Division's 2017 to 2018 business plan.
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Annex A: Partial Business and Regulatory Impact Assessment
Consultation to gather views from industry, regulators and other stakeholders on Scotland’s first industry guidance for the eventual decommissioning of offshore renewable energy infrastructure.
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Appendix C. Evidence on actual species distribution
The project helped define areas of the sea essential to fish for spawning, breeding, feeding, or growth to maturity. Twenty-nine species and multiple life-stages were reviewed covering marine fish and shellfish of commercial and ecological importance
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