10The Registrar may refuse to specify on the primary processing plant licence a species of fish as a species permitted to be processed under the licence if the Registrar is of the opinion that it is not in the public interest to permit the primary processing of that species under the licence having regard to
(a)
the supply of fish available,
(b)
the presence of existing primary processing capacity,
(c)
the level of employment, and
(d)
the economic viability of the primary processing plant and the primary processing sector.
10The Registrar may refuse to specify on the primary processing plant licence a species of fish as a species permitted to be processed under the licence if the Registrar is of the opinion that it is not in the public interest to permit the primary processing of that species under the licence having regard to
(a)
the supply of fish available,
(b)
the presence of existing primary processing capacity,
(c)
the level of employment, and
(d)
the economic viability of the primary processing plant and the primary processing sector.