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Fisheries Regulation

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry is responsible for the presentation of the Minister for Fisheries under the Fisheries Act of 16 April 1982. (186/82) Pursuant to:

CHAPTER 1

General provisions

ARTICLE 1

Professionally, fishing is considered, when catches or some of them are sold for a reason. The list of persons engaged in a professional activity shall be regulated separately.

Paragraph 2 has been repealed by A 10.1.1997/1 .

Fishing is considered to be a fishing activity, when the catch is used in a fisherman's economy and has a livelihood.

Recreational fisheries are considered to be fishing, when the catch is used in the fisherman's economy and has no means of subsistence.

ARTICLE 2

A fishing law means a person who is temporarily resident in the municipality or in the village, who does not own an apartment or has not resided there continuously for at least four weeks.

CHAPTER 2

Fishing gear and harvesting

ARTICLES 3 TO 4

Articles 3 to 4 have been repealed by A 10.1.1997/1 .

§ 5

Fixed gear or fishing gear means a dam or other permanent structure intended for fisheries.

For the purposes of Article 39 of the Fisheries Act, the fixed gear referred to in Article 39 also refers to the grid and the network.

ARTICLE 6

For the purpose of fishing gear, fishing gear, such as net, longline and other fishing gear, trap, trap and other trap gear, which is not fixed, shall mean fishing gear.

The 'bottom net' and 'aquifer' means the bottom set which does not extend within three metres of the surface of the water. The surface network and surface net network refer to the surface or closer than the three-metre surface network. (28.3.2008/191)

§ 7

The term 'mobile' gear refers to a note, trawl or network that is being drawn or is carried by the stream.

§ 8

Isodysis means a trap, a paunette or another type of trap with similar characteristics, which, with its lead, is one or more of a metre higher than the other.

§ 8a (28.3.2008/191)

The fishing gears used for professional fishing within the meaning of Article 6 (4) of the Fisheries Law shall be:

(1) more than 1,5 metres high isoryse;

(2) nuotta and trawl;

3) hook gear or hook gears with more than 250 hooks per catch;

(4) surface nets or surface nets with a combined length of more than 180 m per catch.

For the purposes of Article 1 (3) and (4), subsistence fishing and recreational fishing in general waters in the sea and in the exclusive economic zone of Finland shall be carried out on demersal or bottom-net nets with a total length of 600 m or more. Per harvesting area.

§ 9

The ice road referred to in Article 39 of the Fisheries Act has been opened or otherwise clearly marked on the ice for motorised transport.

Without the authorisation of an ice-keeper, it shall be prohibited to open 50 metres closer to the ice road referred to in paragraph 1.

Outside the sea border, no fishing gear interfering in another fishery, without the permission of the person concerned, may be fished within a hundred yards of the second-in-use form, and the trawls are not allowed to go 100 metres further on request. The arrow, not the isoryse. (12,1993/179)

In addition to the provisions of paragraph 3, which provides for disturbing catches, no fishing anchorage on an anchorage or isorysm shall be obtained without the permission of the person concerned to carry one metre closer to another isorysm from its side and not within a hundred metres Its tail. (12,1993/179)

ARTICLE 10

In a river of salmon or silicon, and within the sea five kilometres closer to the mouth of such a river, the fishing of such a river is prohibited, with the exception of the flag on the beach or on the shore of the shore.

Paragraph 1, which provides for fishing in the maritime area of the river salmon or herring, shall apply to a marine area other than the other river, to which the salmon or pigs have been planted to a significant degree.

In addition, the maritime area referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2, without prior to the right gained without prior approval, may be put on a scale three kilometres closer to the river mouth.

A derogation from the prohibition laid down in this Article may be granted by the rural economic sector on a proposal from the fishing zone. (22.12.1993/1356)

ARTICLE 11

Where appropriate, the boundary of the territory referred to in Article 10 may be determined and marked on the map in the submission referred to in Article 230 of the allocation regulation, the cost of which shall be borne by the State in the event of a fishing circuit.

ARTICLE 12

Fishing on the atraime, harpoon or equivalent edge, hook or warped device, as well as fire or light, shall be prohibited in the river, in the river, in the river, in the river, in the river, and in the river, and, unless: The fishing zone is different, from 15 April to the end of June 20 days in other waters. (22.12.1993/1356)

There is a ban on fishhook fishing in a salmon or funky river with the aim of infecting fish from the outside. There are grappling fisheries in the hands of the lohilly water, and in the case of a hook-up, using a mating bait or a harrilow. (15.8.1997/7)

ARTICLE 13

Ceiling, trap or other fish gear shall not be placed in water in such a way that its throat is open above the surface of the water, nor shall it be kept in such a way as to allow the presence of rice or other animals.

The retention on board and use of driftnets in the marine area shall be prohibited. (28.3.2008/191)

ARTICLE 14

The minimum mesh size of the woven fishing gear shall be:

(1) herring, sprat, crust and bark on request of 16 mm, on request;

(2) marine barley and sea trout, on request, on the driving line and on an anchor to the surface or surface of the surface, 157 mm, in the salmon paunter, in the presence of 127 mm in its eye and in any other part thereof, as well as in other gear 100 Millimetres.

However, fishing for sea salmon and sea trout may be carried out by means of a smallscale

(1) with the exception of pharyngeal, a sealed seal with a resistant seal of no more than 80 millimetres, with a mesh size equal to or less than 80 millimetres, when, if necessary, a portion of the catch may be released into the sea in good condition;

(2) the purpose of the appropriate structure of the fish is to prevent the seal from accessing the fish; and

(3) the mesh size of the other parts is not more than 80 mm or not less than 300 mm, or has been made from an oxidation that does not ask for an eye.

(28.3.2008/191)

Where, pursuant to Article 32 of the Fisheries Act, the fishing area has determined that the minimum mesh size of the fishing gear is greater than or less than that provided for in paragraph 1, shall immediately be notified to the rural industry. (22.12.1993/1356)

Article 14a (19 JUNE 2013/451)

The net node shall be in the sea when requested to:

1) north of 64 ° 00 ' N shall not be less than 27 mm and not more than 30 mm or not less than 43 millimetres;

(2) in the sea area between latitude 64 ° 00 'N and 63 ° 30' N, not less than 30 mm and not more than 35 mm or not less than 43 millimetres;

(3) latitude between 63 ° 30 'N and 62 ° 30' N at least 40 mm;

4) south of 62 ° 30 ' N at least 43 millimetres.

The pig's net sales are considered to be fisheries where at least half the weight of the catch is pig.

§ 15

For the purposes of measuring the mesh size of the gear referred to in Article 14, the mesh size shall, for several consecutive eyes, be such that, in the case of the eye of the fishing gear, the minimum length of the longitudinal axis concerned shall be: A measuring stick, with a thickness of two millimetres, easily passes through the eye when it is wet.

The mesh size of the mesh size may also be determined in such a way that the distance between the 11 consecutive knots measured from the wet pancreas is divided by 10. The minimum mesh size for the fishing gear used in the catch referred to in Article 14 (1) (1) shall be 10 millimetres. (12,1993/179)

ARTICLE 16 (04.04.2012)

Fixed and standing gear referred to in Article 33 of the Fisheries Law shall be equipped with:

(1) in the waters used by waterborne transport, at least 1,2 metres above the water surface, at a height of at least 20 centimetres high and with a wide square-shaped flag;

(2) in waters where water transport is not, as a rule, practised or otherwise obvious that the fishing gear does not adversely affect water transport or other use of the water, at least 15 cm above the water surface, or at least 40 cm by means of a flag mounted on a cap extending beyond the water level, the shortest page of which is at least 15 centimetres.

In the case of fishing gear for fishing gear and for fishing, the opening of more than 40 cm in diameter shall be at least 1,2 metres from the surface of the ice, which is not white.

If the fishing gear is caught in the waters referred to in paragraph 1 (1), the catch, or any part thereof, extends 1,5 m closer to the water surface ( Gears placed in proximity to the surface ), the flag size shall be fitted with two tickets which meet the requirements of paragraph 1 (1). If the length of the gear in proximity to the surface exceeds 120 m, the direction shall be indicated by using at least 15 centimetres above the surface of the water, each starting at 120 m. Without prejudice to Article 1 (2), the stripe may not be less than 5 cm above the water level within the water area referred to in paragraph 1 (2).

The vessels used for the marking of the fishing gear and the strings attached to the gear shall be sinking or indelible. The flag and marking alot referred to in paragraph 1 (1) and (2) shall be fitted with a reflector at a height of at least 2 centimetres high on all of the flanks. Coats used for the marking of fishing gear shall not be transparent material.

Article 16a (04.04.2012)

If the gear referred to in Article 16 or a package of several connected gear is more than 10 metres in length, the labelling method laid down in Article 16 shall be used in both ends of the gear and, where appropriate, in the ends of the trapping of the gear.

Article 16b (04.04.2012)

The name and contact details of the applicant, as well as the indication of the right to fish, shall be attached to the outer end of the fishing gear, whether or not in the centre of the flag or on the label. The name and contact details should be the name and surname of the applicant and the telephone number or postal address.

Article 16c (04.04.2012)

The clear indication referred to in Article 39 (3) of the Fisheries Law shall be deemed to be the marking of a gear intended for proximity within the meaning of Article 16 (3).

Article 16d (04.04.2012)

Notwithstanding the provisions of Articles 16, 16a and 16b, professional fishermen may, when engaged in fishing activities outside the sea area 12 nautical miles from the base line, mark their fishing gear from a Community control system designed to ensure: Implementing Council Regulation (EC) No 1224/2009 laying down detailed rules for the application of Council Regulation (EC) No 1224/2009 laying down detailed rules for the application of Council Regulation (EC) No 1224/2009 as referred to in Articles 13 to 17 Marking.

§ 17

The following fish are tranquillised and their catch is prohibited in the following times: (14/09/806)

(1) in the river and stream of sea, lake, lake, lake, lake and stream, and the pig in the river and stream in the river and stream during the period of September, October and November, but in such a way that their catching and swirling, as well as the adhesion, Allowed on the first day of September and after 15 November; (19 JUNE 2013/451)

(2) in the river basin district of the year from 1 January to 31 December; (14/09/806)

(3) Missile, except for the municipalities of Enonteö, Inari and Utsjoki, during April and May, but in such a way that it is permitted to catch and swim in fishing; and (30.12.1997/1364)

(4) Paragraph 4 has been repealed. 12.2.1993/179 .

5) Leather from early April to the end of August 15.

ARTICLE 18 (12,1993/179)

The crab and the spotted crab have been sedated and are forbidden from the beginning of November to 21 July at 12 noon.

§ 19 (14/09/806)

Fish caught in natural waters must meet the following minimum dimensions of the end of the jaw (mouth closed), measured at the tip of the tail:

Atlantic salmon 60 cm, except for the north of latitude 63 ° 30 ' N in the PerSea at 50 cm;

A sea trout 60 centimetres;

Lake salmon at 60 cm;

A lake trout 60 cm, except for 50 cm in the waters north of 67 ° 00 ' N;

In the lake of Inari, 40 centimetres;

37 centimetres;

Harjus 35 centimetres, except in the north of 67 ° 00 ' N, 30 centimetres.

§ 20 (12,1993/179)

Paragraph 20 has been repealed by A 12.2.1993/179 .

ARTICLE 21

At the end of the fishery, the fishing gear, together with the marks and other materials used for fishing, which do not belong to a fixed fishing gear in a river basin, shall be immediately removed from the water. Similarly, no turo or other equipment or structure used in fish-water treatment, fish farming or storage shall be removed.

Paragraph 1 shall also apply to the label referred to in Article 16 for winter fishing.

CHAPTER 3 (21.12.2000)

(21.12.2000)

Chapter 3 is repealed by A, 21.12.2000/1174.

CHAPTER 4

Fishing area

§ 29 (22.12.1993/1356)

Paragraph 29 has been repealed by A 22.12.1993/1356 .

ARTICLE 30 (04.04.2012)

Paragraph 30 has been repealed by A 4.4.2012. .

ARTICLE 31 (22.12.1993/1356)

The fishing zone shall provide the rural industry with a copy of the management plan. In addition, the fishing zone must inform the rural industry of the names and addresses of the President and the Vice-President of his government and of the host.

ARTICLE 32

The fishing circuit concerned shall be entitled, upon request, to obtain information from the fishing areas on the implementation of their use and management plans.

CHAPTER 5

State fishing and fisheries

§ 33

The use of private fisheries and the fishing rights of the State, as well as the pursuit of fishing activities within the waters of the State-owned vessels in the sea and in inland waters, and in the waters adjacent to the State's forest land shall decide: The State authority under which the fishing or water area is controlled.

When the State is a shareholder of the common fish water, the derogations provided for in Article 18 (2) of the Fisheries Law apply, as laid down in the fisheries law, on the shareholder of the fishing municipality and the rights of the shareholder of the common water area, and Obligations.

§ 34

A person belonging to a local population who does not have a right to a fishing right under the right to property or any other special legal relationship shall be entitled to authorisation to engage in fishing within the meaning of Article 33 (1). Water area. (22.12.1993/1356)

When the State is a shareholder of the common fish water, it may grant the above authorisation for the fishing rights corresponding to its share. The authorisation shall be notified by the Authority to the fishing crew concerned. The authorisation shall be paid in accordance with the criteria laid down by the fishing authority.

When the authorisations referred to in this Article may not be granted to all those wishing to do so, priority shall be given to persons engaged in professional or subsistence fishing activities.

When granting authorisations and supervising their use, account shall be taken of the provisions of Article 1 of the Fisheries Act. The granting of licences may be refused or the pursuit of a request based on authorisation for a prescribed period shall be prohibited, or restricted, when it is necessary for retransmission, fish farming, scientific research or for the use or management of fisheries For purpose. However, the right referred to in paragraph 1 shall not be authorised without the authorisation of the Ministry of Defence in a water area controlled by that Ministry, where the movement is not desirable, taking account of safety or defence considerations.

§ 34a (30.12.1997/1364)

In accordance with Article 12 (1) of the Fisheries Act, the licence certificate, which entitles the holder to carry out the fishing activities referred to in Article 12 (1) of the fishing law by the municipality of Enonte, Inari or Utsjoki, shall be subject to the authority or instructions under Article 33 (1). A regional authority or any other authorised authority approved by the Authority. The certificate shall be issued for a maximum period of three years. The basis of the pledge shall not be given to the other.

In the municipalities of Enontek, Inari and Utsjoki, licences may be granted in accordance with Article 34 (1) if it does not undermine fishing opportunities for fishing under the authorisation referred to in Article 12 (1) of the Fisheries Act.

ARTICLE 35

Licences shall be issued by the authority referred to in Article 33 (1) or, in accordance with its instructions, by a regional or local authority or other authorised authority, as referred to in Article 34 (1). Giver. The certificate shall be issued for a specified period and shall take the necessary measures for the pursuit of the fishing activities and the indication that the authorisation may be withdrawn if the provisions are not complied with.

§ 36

The licence certificate may be issued to a private person or to the head of the food court and to his or her household, or when, for the purposes referred to in Article 34 (3), the fishing of more than one person shall be required by several persons. Subject to the conditions laid down in Article 34, the licence may also be issued to the association, to the company or to the rest of the Community for the purpose of fishing activities carried out in a short period of time by members of the Community, members or staff in competition or other For comparable purposes. The right of authorisation shall not be handed over to another person and shall not be taken as a partner by another person who is not a member of the household or fishery or is not a member of the Community referred to above or is a member of its staff.

ARTICLE 37

A fee shall be paid for the authorisation referred to in Article 34 (1). In accordance with the instructions laid down by the Ministry of Justice, the amount of the fee shall be determined by the authority under whose authority the fish water is administered. In order to determine the amount of the levy, it is necessary, in addition to the local conditions, to take account of the management measures required for fisheries in the area, as well as the scale and quality of the fisheries concerned. The fee shall be charged if, for specific reasons, no one is granted a reduction, at the same level for anyone who authorises the same type of fishing in the same waters.

ARTICLE 38

The authorisation granted in accordance with Article 34 may be withdrawn if the holder of the authorisation has exceeded his right, carried out fishing in a manner prohibited by the fishing law, or otherwise has infringed the licence or otherwise referred to in the licence , the rules and regulations governing fisheries. The decision to withdraw the authorisation shall be taken by the authority referred to in Article 33 (1).

The decision on the application for an amendment to the decision referred to in paragraph 1 shall be governed by the law on administrative law (18/06/1996) . (30.12.1997/1364)

ARTICLE 39

The right of fishing to fish waters and fisheries as referred to in Article 33 (1) may, if the fishing opportunities of the local population and the capacity of the water supply are not substantially affected, shall be provided by the same Articles 16, 17, 19 and 20 of the Fisheries Act have provided for. The leasing period shall not exceed 20 years. The amount of the rent shall be determined by taking into account the extent of the fish water and its capacity to return, the nature and number of fishing gears used, the place where the fish is located, and other factors which affect the extent and yield of the catch.

The lessee shall be obliged to care for the management and control of the fishery as provided for in the lease.

The lessee shall not be allowed to continue to rent or otherwise dispose of fishing rights to another tenant.

ARTICLE 40

In accordance with Article 39, the right to engage in fishing activities and chopping and other hooks may be leased to a Community of tourism or other purposes of general interest. The Community is obliged, under the conditions laid down in the lease agreement, to allow those wishing to do so, and it is up to them to ensure that the right to fish is not exceeded and that the right of access is respected Fisheries regulations and regulations.

ARTICLE 41

The authority referred to in Article 33 may authorise the holders of posts and posts in their employment, as well as permanent employees, who are responsible for the management or control of the waters referred to above, In their investment and business areas, free of charge, fishing for their own needs in fish waters. A similar authorisation may also be granted to holders of a post and a post in the service of another authority carrying out controls within the meaning of Articles 96 and 99 of the Fisheries Act.

In granting the authorisations referred to in paragraph 1, the authority shall enter into the authorisation certificate the conditions and limitations deemed necessary for the protection of the stock and for the fishing opportunities of the local population, in particular: To safeguard the interests of professional fishing by temporary agency workers.

The provisions of Article 38 apply mutatis mutandis to the fishing authorisation referred to in this Article.

Article 41a (30.12.1997/1364)

The authority referred to in Article 33 (1) shall, in the municipalities of Enontete, Inari and Utsjoki, reserve the possibility for the Advisory Board referred to in Article 14a of the Fisheries Act to give an opinion before the decision referred to in Articles 37, 39, 40 or 41 To do.

ARTICLE 42

By virtue of Article 12 of the Fisheries Act, a special right to fishing for sea salmon and sea trout is not an obstacle to the use of other fishing rights, even when the State has leased a fishing place suitable for catching fish or provided: Authorisation for its use, but the place is unused for that purpose.

ARTICLE 43

The right to fish, which is covered by specific provisions for persons residing in State countries, remains in force. The right of the coins to fish in the waters of the Näätämö and Nellimö is valid, which is provided for separately. (30.12.1997/1364)

On the restriction of fishing in national parks and other nature reserves and in outer-air (606/86) The waters of the State camping areas referred to shall be valid for each specific case.

ARTICLE 44

The licence certificate referred to in this Chapter shall be kept on board and, if required, be presented to the person responsible for monitoring compliance with the provisions on fisheries.

ARTICLE 45 (22.12.1993/1356)

The rural economy has the right, when there is a particular reason, to allow in individual cases to derogate from the provisions of this Chapter.

CHAPTER 6

Fisheries control

ARTICLE 46

Any person who stores, transmits, transports or trade fish or crabs at their calculus or undersized shall be required to submit their authorisation or to demonstrate their rights in any other way.

The indication referred to in Article 93 of the Fisheries Act shall be carried out in the place where the catch is sold or dispatched, the Chief of Police or the person designated by him in accordance with the instructions given by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry and using the labour force - And the means of marking provided by the Centre. The marking shall be carried out in the transport or in the sales box. A fee imposed by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, which does not exceed EUR 30 per box, shall be made by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. (27/09/98)

§ 47 (04.04.2012)

The purpose of the training of the fisheries administrator shall be to enable the training to demonstrate the knowledge and skills required by the management of the fisheries supervisor to carry out the work of the fisheries supervisor. The training of the fisheries supervisor shall include the following studies:

(1) fisheries and fisheries control legislation and practice;

2) administrative law (2003) The basic provisions on good governance which set minimum standards for the functioning of public authorities, as well as other legislation governing the management of the management tasks of the fisheries supervisor;

(3) the Act on Public Access to the Authority (18/09/1999) ;

(4) the language law (2003) And the language law (1886/2003) Where the language is needed;

(5) customer service skills;

(6) in safe waters and on ice; and

7. Joint action with other fisheries control authorities.

Training shall pay particular attention to the rights and obligations of the fisheries supervisor.

ARTICLE 48 (04.04.2012)

The fisheries supervisor's test shall be written and shall include questions on all aspects of the training of the fisheries supervisor. The fishing authority shall determine the content of the test to be carried out.

ARTICLE 49 (04.04.2012)

The police shall make a note of the notification referred to in Article 102 (2) or (4) of the Fisheries Act.

The fishing gear or the fishing gear referred to in Article 103 of the Fisheries Law shall be sold by public auction. Where the value of the goods is negligible, it may be sold without the orders of the public auction or on the orders of the officer in charge.

§ 50 (04.04.2012)

Paragraph 50 has been repealed by A 4.4.2012. .

CHAPTER 7

Outstanding provisions

ARTICLE 51

The sedative shall be assigned to the beach at suitable locations in a rectangular manner, to which the word marked in black is inscribed on the white bottom. A black, rigid, rectangular triangle shaped by the limit of the calamity circuit is used as a symbol affixed to the other side of the straight angle of 40 centimetres from the water, at least 1.5 metres from the water. To the ascended strait, and the other side of which is 30 centimetres tall, the side of the straight angle is the flag of the flag. On the basis of the report referred to in Article 45 of the Fisheries Act, where appropriate, the limits may be entered in the map of the map drawn up by the board of the fishing area at the disposal of those in need.

If necessary, the boundaries of the area referred to in Article 26 of the Fisheries Law and of the Fisheries Act may be identified and marked on the map in the submission referred to in Article 230 of the allocation regulation, the cost of which is paid by the State in the event of a fishing circuit. If necessary, the labelling of the country shall be made using the interfaces and, if applicable, by analogy with the provisions laid down in Article 128 of the allocation regulation. The water shall be used as a sign of the border of such areas as a sign of a black, rigid, flat-plated triangle, with a position of 30 cm and 40 cm in length and which is mounted on a saloon like the one under paragraph 1. Provided.

Article 51a (10.1.1997/1)

The export ban referred to in Article 11 (2) of the Fisheries Act is requested in writing from the rural industry. The application shall be accompanied by a statement of the reasons for the application and the limits of the area of the prohibition of the export of the fishing zone to the map.

Article 51b (10.1.1997/1)

Areas prohibited pursuant to Article 11 (2) of the Fisheries Act shall be marked in the immediate vicinity of urban agglomerations on the beach or in coastal waters, with clear visible signs: In the yellow bottom the words marked in black letters are prohibited under Article 8 of the Fisheries Act. The designation of the linguistic area shall be carried out by the rural industry. The boundaries of all the closed areas are recorded in the map drawn up in the rural economy.

Under Article 8 of the Fisheries Act, the rural business district determines the case of salmon and silicon water courses, and which means that they are displayed on the maps of the rural economy. In the immediate vicinity of the general roads in the vicinity of the general roads in which the general roads are operated, the case of salmon and silicon water shall be marked with signs located in the areas visible on the ground.

ARTICLE 52 (15.5.1998/336)

The fisheries management fee and the export fee shall be paid to the separate post offices of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. Certificates for the performance of the fisheries management fee and of the export levy shall be considered to be a vouchers or a vouchers validated by an agent approved by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, or by an agent approved by the Ministry of Labour and Economic Affairs, indicating who Payment is made. The short-term fisheries management fee and the export fee shall be valid for a period of 7 days from the date of payment or at the time of payment, separately from the date of payment.

The agent referred to in paragraph 1, approved by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry and the Labour and Economic Centre, shall account for the fisheries management and export payments to the State by the calendar month following the calendar month of the country and The Ministry of Forestry or the labour and business centre.

ARTICLE 53 (10.1.1997/1)

The obligation laid down in Article 88 (1) of the Fisheries Act to carry out a fisheries management fee shall apply to each person aged between 18 and 64, directly involved in fishing activities. Fisheries management shall not be withdrawn from those who are involved only as accessories without taking part in the processing of fishing gear in the event of a fishing event.

Under the provisions of Article 88 (1) of the Fisheries Act, under 18 years old or 65 years old, which is entitled to fishing for fish and crayfish in accordance with Article 88 (2) of the Fisheries Act, Without performing, shall, where necessary, be reliably demonstrated by age.

ARTICLE 54

The payment of the levy in accordance with Article 9 (1) of the Fisheries Law shall take account of local conditions, fish stocks, management measures in favour of the stock, fishing effort and the quality of the fishery.

ARTICLE 55 (22.12.1993/1356)

The fishing zone shall notify the relevant rural economic activity in accordance with Article 26 (2) and (4), Article 32 (2) and (3), Article 35 (2), Article 37 (2), Article 43 (1) and Article 46 (2) of the Fisheries Law. Police authority. Under Article 37 (1) and Article 38 of the Fisheries Act, the rural business district shall notify the fishing grounds and police authorities concerned.

ARTICLE 56

The decisions adopted by the fishing zone and the fishing zone under the fishing zone and the other declarations to be notified in general shall be displayed in the municipalities concerned, as laid down by public alerts and published in accordance with In a general newspaper and inform the authorities referred to in Article 96 of the Fisheries Act.

As long as the decision referred to in paragraph 1 is in force, it shall be renewed annually.

ARTICLE 57 (22.12.1993/1356)

Article 57 has been repealed by A 22.12.1993/1356 .

ARTICLE 58

When there is a lack of awareness, the fishing municipality or its shareholder, as referred to in Article 3 of the Fisheries Act, is able to apply for a border visit under the divisions.

Jakob 604/1951 Has been repealed by the Real Estate 554/1995 .

ARTICLE 59

More detailed provisions on the application of this Regulation will be provided by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, as appropriate.

ARTICLE 60

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 1983.

Entry into force and application of amending acts:

12.2.1993/179:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 March 1993.

22.12.1993/1356:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 1994.

25.3.1994/232:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 April 1994.

10 JANUARY 1997/1:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 13 January 1997.

15.8.1997/774:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 25 August 1997.

ON 30.12.1997/1364:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 1998.

15.5.1998/336:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 20 May 1998.

21.12.2000/1174:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2001.

27.9.2001/8:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2002.

5.2.2004/83:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 11 February 2004.

28.3.2008/191:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 15 April 2008

4.4.2012/15:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 5 April 2012.

19 JUNE 2013/451:

This Regulation shall enter into force on 15 August 2013.

14.11.2013/806

This Regulation shall enter into force on 1 January 2014.