Scottish Statutory Instrument
2011
United Kingdom
The Marine Licensing (Exempted Activities) (Scottish Inshore Region) Order 2011
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Interpretation
Exemption from need for marine licence
Activities relating to disposal or recovery of waste
Interpretation of this Part
Safety directions under the Merchant Shipping Act 1995
Salvage activities
Fire fighting etc.
Air accident investigation
Fishing – deposits
Fishing – removal activity and dredging activity
Propagation and cultivation of fish – deposits
Propagation and cultivation of fish – removal activity and dredging activity
Oil and gas activities and carbon dioxide storage
Deposits of marine chemical and marine oil treatment substances etc.
Deposit of equipment to control, contain or recover oil etc.
Scientific instruments etc. – deposits
Scientific instruments etc. – removal activity
Accidental deposits – removal activity
Sediment sampling
Aggregates or mineral dredging – deposits
Maintenance of coast protection, drainage and flood defence works
Emergency works
Use of vehicles to remove litter or seaweed from beaches
Deposits in the course of normal navigation or maintenance
Maintenance of harbour works
Removal of obstruction or danger to navigation
Harbour dredging
Moorings and aids to navigation – deposits and works activity
Moorings and aids to navigation – removal activity
Launching of vessels etc.
Dismantling of ships
Deposit and use of flares etc. – safety purposes and training
Cables and pipelines – authorised emergency inspection and repair
Bored tunnels
Rights of foreign vessels etc. under international law
Activities carried on outside the Scottish marine area
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