📜 Fish Resources Management Amendment Bill 1999
Legislative Council Second ReadingLA18 November 1999
The Fish Resources Management Amendment Bill 1999 amends the Fish Resources Management Act 1994 to include provisions for fishing tours, aquatic eco-tourism, and charter boats used for recreational fishing. It introduces definitions, licensing requirements, and liabilities related to fishing tours.
Impact
This bill affects fishing tour operators, recreational fishers, and those involved in aquatic eco-tourism. It clarifies responsibilities and licensing requirements, potentially impacting the cost and operation of these businesses.
Key Changes
["Defines 'fishing tour' and 'person in charge of a fishing tour'.", "Introduces licensing requirements for fishing tours and charter boats used for recreational fishing.", "Establishes liability for the person in charge of a fishing tour if an offence is committed during the tour.", "Amends the composition of a relevant body to include a person representing interests involved in fishing tours, aquatic eco-tourism and charter boats."]
Parliamentary Progress
- LA IntroducedLA18 Nov 1999
- LA Second Reading MovedLA18 Nov 1999
- LA Third ReadingLA28 Mar 2000
- LA Second Reading AgreedLA28 Mar 2000
- LC Second Reading MovedLC29 Mar 2000
Affected Sectors
environmentresourcesother
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