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Marine resources - ensuring long term sustainability: remote electronic monitoring (REM) consultation
Remote electronic monitoring (REM) is a component of our Future Fisheries Management Strategy (FFM). This policy explores the installation of cameras, GPS and sensors on board vessels to monitor fishing activity.
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2. The seal licensing system in Scotland
This report is the second statutory review of the operation of the seal licensing system in Scotland under the Marine (Scotland) Act 2010 which covers the improvements since the last review and makes recommendations for the future operation of the
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- Seal licensing system: second review
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Chapter 3: Securing the benefits for Scotland and communities
A consultation on the long-term management of the Crown Estate in Scotland.
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10 In-Combination Effects
The habitats regulations appraisal is completed in accordance with the Habitats Regulations that implement the EC Habitats and Birds Directives in UK waters and has been completed for the sectoral marine plan for offshore wind.
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Environmental Protection (Single-use Plastic Products) (Scotland) Regulations 2021: strategic environmental assessment - post adoption statement
A report on how we have taken environmental considerations, the Environmental Report and consultation findings into account when finalising the The Environmental Protection (Single-use Plastic Products) (Scotland) Regulations 2021.
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8 Monitoring
This Post Adoption Statement concludes the Strategic Environmental Assessment process and sets out those ways in which the findings of the Strategic Environmental Assessment Environmental Report, and the views expressed by consultees have been taken
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3. Why REM? (Q1)
Analysis of public consultation on Remote Electronic Monitoring (REM)
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4. Costs (Q2)
Analysis of public consultation on Remote Electronic Monitoring (REM)
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Analysis of Consultation Responses
Outcome report to Marine Scotland's consultation on new management measures for Scotland's brown crab, velvet crab and lobster fisheries.
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Footnotes
This paper assesses the potential implementation of the de minimis exemption in Scotland.
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