Licensable Marine Activity definition

Licensable Marine Activity means the activities listed in section 21 of the 2010 Act and section 66 of the 2009 Act ;
Licensable Marine Activity means any activity listed in section 21 of the 2010 Act
Licensable Marine Activity means the activities listed in section 21 of the 2010 Act authorised under this licence;

Examples of Licensable Marine Activity in a sentence

  • Under section 39 of the 2010 Act it is an offence to carry on a Licensable Marine Activity without a marine licence and it is also an offence to fail to comply with any condition of a marine licence.

  • Under section 39 of the 2010 Act and section 85 of the 2009 Act it is an offence to carry on a Licensable Marine Activity without a marine licence and it is also an offence to fail to comply with any condition of a marine licence.

  • Any changes to the supplied details must be notified to the Licensing Authority, in writing, prior to any vessel, vehicle, agent, contractor or sub-contractor engaging in the Licensable Marine Activity.

  • The Licensee must, as soon as reasonably practicable prior to the Commencement of the Works, ensure that local mariners, fishermen's organisations and HM Coastguard, in this case the National Maritime Operations Centre, is made fully aware of the Licensable Marine Activity through local Notice to Mariners or any other appropriate means.

  • The Licensee must take all reasonable, appropriate and practicable steps to restore the Site to its original condition before any Licensable Marine Activity was undertaken, or to as close to its original condition as is reasonably practicable, in accordance with the PEMP and the Decommissioning Programme (“DP”) to the satisfaction of the Licensing Authority.

  • The Licensable Marine Activity in respect of the Works includes construction, installation, operation and maintenance activities.

  • Under section 39 of the 2010 Act and section 85 of the 2009 Act it is an offence to carry out a Licensable Marine Activity without a marine licence and it is also an offence to fail to comply with any condition of a marine licence.

  • The Licensee must, as soon as reasonably practicable prior to the Commencement of the Works, ensure that local mariners, fishermen's organisations and HM Coastguard, in this case Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre Shetland, are made fully aware of the Licensable Marine Activity through local Notice to Mariners or any other appropriate means.

  • The Licensee must ensure appropriate steps are taken to minimise damage to the beach and foreshore by the Licensable Marine Activity.

  • The Licensee must provide, as soon as reasonably practicable in advance of their engagement in any Licensable Marine Activity, the name and function of any vessel, vehicle, agent, contractor or sub-contractor appointed to engage in the Works.


More Definitions of Licensable Marine Activity

Licensable Marine Activity means the activities listed in section 21 of the 2010
Licensable Marine Activity means any activity or activities listed in section 21 of the 2010 Act;

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