Acts and Regulations

91-158 - General

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25(1)The Minister may refuse to issue an aquaculture lease or an aquaculture occupation permit where
(a) an applicant has been convicted of an offence under the Act or regulations within three years before or after the date of the application,
(b) it would, in the Minister’s opinion, result in undue conflict with other fishery activities permitted under federal or provincial laws, or with ecologically and environmentally sensitive areas,
(c) it would, in the Minister’s opinion, result in conflict with other resource users, or
(d) it would, in the Minister’s opinion, create unacceptable environmental risks.
25(2)The Minister may refuse to alter the boundaries of land under an aquaculture lease or an aquaculture occupation permit where it would, in the Minister’s opinion,
(a) result in undue conflict with other fishery activities permitted under federal or provincial laws or with ecologically and environmentally sensitive areas,
(b) result in conflict with other resource users, or
(c) create unacceptable environmental risks.
25(1)The Minister may refuse to issue an aquaculture lease or an aquaculture occupation permit where
(a) an applicant has been convicted of an offence under the Act or regulations within three years before or after the date of the application,
(b) it would, in the Minister’s opinion, result in undue conflict with other fishery activities permitted under federal or provincial laws, or with ecologically and environmentally sensitive areas,
(c) it would, in the Minister’s opinion, result in conflict with other resource users, or
(d) it would, in the Minister’s opinion, create unacceptable environmental risks.
25(2)The Minister may refuse to alter the boundaries of land under an aquaculture lease or an aquaculture occupation permit where it would, in the Minister’s opinion,
(a) result in undue conflict with other fishery activities permitted under federal or provincial laws or with ecologically and environmentally sensitive areas,
(b) result in conflict with other resource users, or
(c) create unacceptable environmental risks.