(a) the licensee have and maintain insurance, or have and maintain eligibility for compensation from a fund or other scheme, for the financial loss that may be incurred by the licensee as a result of an order by the Minister for the destruction of Atlantic Salmon stock cultivated by the licensee;

(b) the licensee provide evidence satisfactory to the Registrar upon payment of the annual licence fee, and at such other times as the Registrar may require, with respect to the licensee’s compliance with paragraph (a);

(c) the licensee submit to the Registrar, by January 31 of each year, a sea lice management and treatment plan for the calendar year that contains the following information with respect to each of the licensee’s aquaculture sites:

(d) the licensee submit to the Registrar a revised plan at least 72 hours before implementing any change to the plan referred to in paragraph (c);

(e) the licensee follow the plan referred to in paragraph (c) or any revised plan referred to in paragraph (d), as appropriate;

(f) each week, the licensee send to the Registrar and to the persons and regulatory authorities referred to in subparagraph (c)(vi) a notice that indicates whether or not a sea lice treatment is planned at any of the licensee’s aquaculture sites during the next seven days and, if a sea lice treatment is planned, includes the following information regarding the treatment:

(g) the licensee perform a sea lice count at each of the licensee’s aquaculture sites, on a sample collected from at least six cages and consisting of at least five fish per cage, at the following times:

(h) within 48 hours after a sea lice count, the licensee submit to the Registrar, either directly or through a third party database, a sea lice count report that contains the following information:

(a) the licensee have and maintain insurance, or have and maintain eligibility for compensation from a fund or other scheme, for the financial loss that may be incurred by the licensee as a result of an order by the Minister for the destruction of Atlantic Salmon stock cultivated by the licensee;

(b) the licensee provide evidence satisfactory to the Registrar upon payment of the annual licence fee, and at such other times as the Registrar may require, with respect to the licensee’s compliance with paragraph (a);

(c) the licensee submit to the Registrar, by January 31 of each year, a sea lice management and treatment plan for the calendar year that contains the following information with respect to each of the licensee’s aquaculture sites:

(d) the licensee submit to the Registrar a revised plan at least 72 hours before implementing any change to the plan referred to in paragraph (c);

(e) the licensee follow the plan referred to in paragraph (c) or any revised plan referred to in paragraph (d), as appropriate;

(f) each week, the licensee send to the Registrar and to the persons and regulatory authorities referred to in subparagraph (c)(vi) a notice that indicates whether or not a sea lice treatment is planned at any of the licensee’s aquaculture sites during the next seven days and, if a sea lice treatment is planned, includes the following information regarding the treatment:

(g) the licensee perform a sea lice count at each of the licensee’s aquaculture sites, on a sample collected from at least six cages and consisting of at least five fish per cage, at the following times:

(h) within 48 hours after a sea lice count, the licensee submit to the Registrar, either directly or through a third party database, a sea lice count report that contains the following information:

(a) the licensee have and maintain insurance, or have and maintain eligibility for compensation from a fund or other scheme, for the financial loss that may be incurred by the licensee as a result of an order by the Minister for the destruction of Atlantic Salmon stock cultivated by the licensee, and

(b) the licensee provide evidence satisfactory to the Registrar upon payment of the annual licence fee, and at such other times as the Registrar may require, with respect to the licensee’s compliance with paragraph (a).