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The Specified Crustaceans (Prohibition on Fishing, Landing, Sale and Carriage) (Wales) Order 2015 art 7

The Specified Crustaceans (Prohibition on Fishing, Landing, Sale and Carriage) (Wales) Order 2015 art 7

art 7 Revocations and consequential amendments

(1) The following Orders are revoked in relation to Wales— (a) the Undersized Crabs Order 1986 ; (b) the Undersized Crabs (Variation) Order 1989 ; (c) the Undersized Lobsters Order 1993 ; (d) the Lobster and Crawfish (Prohibition of Fishing and Landing) (Wales) Order 2002 ; (e) the Undersized Spider Crabs (Wales) Order 2002 . (2) The Lobster and Crawfish (Prohibition of Fishing and Landing) Order 2000 is revoked in relation to the area of the Welsh zone that lies beyond Wales. (3) The Undersized Velvet Crabs Order 1989 is revoked in relation to Wales and the Welsh zone. (4) The following Byelaws of the former South Wales Sea Fisheries Committee are revoked in relation to Wales— (a) Byelaw 3 (Lobster – Minimum size) ; (b) Byelaw 5 (Protection of V-Notched Lobsters) ; (c) Byelaw 6 (Crabs – Minimum size) ; (d) Byelaw 7 (Crawfish – Minimum size) ; and (e) Byelaw 46 (Parts of Crustacean Shellfish) . (5) The following Byelaws of the former North Western and North Wales Sea Fisheries Committee are revoked in relation to Wales— (a) Byelaw 29 (Minimum size of Lobster) ; and (b) Byelaw 31 (Protection of V-Notched Lobsters) . (6) In the Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 (Commencement No. 1, Consequential, Transitional and Savings Provisions) (England and Wales) Order 2010 — (a) in the Table in Schedule 3, delete the rows relating to Byelaws 3, 5, 6, 7 and 46; and (b) in the Table in Schedule 4, delete the rows relating to Byelaws 29 and 31. (7) In Byelaw 19 (Specified Fish Sizes) of the former North Western and North Wales Sea Fisheries Committee , in the Table specifying minimum shellfish size, delete the rows relating to Crawfish ( Palinurus spp ), Edible Crab ( Cancer pagurus ), Lobster ( Homarus gammarus ), Spider Crab ( Maja squinado ) and Velvet Crab ( Liocarcinus puber ).

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