This should be interesting. Yet another enquiry but once again will anyone actually listen I wonder.
Dear Local
Fishery Group Member
All Wales
Byelaw proposals: announcement of a Local Inquiry
The Cabinet
Secretary Lesley Griffiths AM has now agreed the next steps in relation to the
proposed ‘All Wales’ rod and net fishing byelaws 2017, which were submitted to
Welsh Government for confirmation on 20 February 2018.
The Cabinet
Secretary announced her conclusion that given “the level of response to the
consultation, the number of outstanding objections to the byelaw proposals and
the nature of the correspondence” it is “the most appropriate course of action
to conduct a Local Inquiry which will allow independent scrutiny of NRW’s
proposals.”
The Planning
Inspectorate Wales has therefore been asked to initiate a Local Inquiry under
the Water Resources Act 1991. At the conclusion of the Inquiry, the Planning
Inspector will make a recommendation to Welsh Ministers, which will inform
their final determination of the application for confirmation of the byelaws.
The Planning
Inspectorate is currently contacting all those who responded to the
consultation, giving further details of the Local Inquiry and what responders
need to do if they wish to attend, by the 19th September.
When the
details of the Inquiry (date and venue) are confirmed, we will advertise the
details and update our stakeholders approximately six weeks before the Inquiry.
We welcome the opportunity to present our case and evidence to the
Inquiry.
Chris
Rees
Arweinydd Tîm Rheoli Adnoddau Naturiol / Natural
Resource Management Team Leader
03000654404/ 07920812316
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