New Inland Fisheries Legislation

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Presentation on the Regulation of Lobbying Act 2015 Department of Public Expenditure & Reform March 2015.

Advertisements

1 Periodic Reporting under UN Human Rights Treaties The Government’s report to the Committee on the Rights of the Child 4 – 5 June 2012.

Integration of Regulatory Impact Assessment into the decision making process in the Czech Republic Aleš Pecka Department of Regulatory Reform and Public.

Campaigning in Parliament.  The difference between Parliament and Government  What Parliament is supposed to do  MPs and Members of the House of Lords.

Statute law or Acts of Parliament Parliament Common law Judge-made law Statutory interpretation Courts.

1 Workshop on the Directive 96/61/EC concerning (IPPC) Integrated pollution prevention and control INFRA Public participation & access to environmental.

 Identify and explain ‘task words’  Describe the different stages in the legislative process Learning Objectives 21 February 2012.

WORKING WITH PARLIAMENT AND GOVERNMENT Kate Udy. ROLE OF PARLIAMENTARY OFFICER A Two Way Exchange of Information –To inform the Work of the Council –Influence.

BRIEFING TO SELECT COMMITTEE ON SOCIAL SERVICES ON THE MENTAL HEALTH CARE AMENDMENT BILL 11 June 2013.

Active Citizens: How are governments formed? 1.There are currently 650 Members of Parliament (MPs). 2.A government needs the support of half of all the.

1 REVIEW OF DELEGATED LEGISLATION IN CANADA: ROLE OF THE LIBRARY HUGH FINSTEN L IBRARY OF P ARLIAMENT O TTAWA, C ANADA August 2005.

Presentation to the Macaulay Land Use Institute 11 July 2008 Peter McGrath Clerk to the Rural Affairs and Environment Committee.

Taking a Government Bill Through Parliament. PRIMARY LEGISLATION Public – Government Bills Public – Private Members’ Bills.

Campaigning in Parliament.  This session will cover:  A brief recap of Parliament’s role  MPs and Members of the House of Lords  What MPs and Lords.

Legislation. The Making of Laws In the UK the power to make and change laws is held in Parliament. The UK Parliament is the legislature and consists of.

Update to Members Analysis Team Update on current activities for comment List of proposed new project ideas Opportunity for Members to suggest new projects.

Engaging with Parliament. A service from the Houses of Parliament Politically neutral Aim is to increase knowledge and engagement with work and processes.

Grenada Biodiversity Legislation Project Team includes Professor John Knechtle, Sandra Nichols, Justin Sobion, and Keith Friday Sandra Nichols.

Planning Explained Module 4 – Engaging with Neighbourhood Planning.

Engaging with the NI Assembly Health Committee

Joint Oireachtas Committee,

Introduction to the planning system for elected members

The Ugandan Budget Process A Presentation to the Association of Budget Offices Conference Montreal, Canada 17th -19th June 2013 by Hon. Okot.

CMNS 261 Finding Public Policy Documents

Law Making The Legislative Process in Wales and the UK

The tripartite system of UK democracy

Overview of the Neighbourhood Plan Process

Initial thinking on clinical commissioning group (CCG) authorisation

MARINE SPATIAL PLANNING BILL, 2017

Understanding the Appropriations Documents

How does Parliament make laws?

Supply Of Medical Goods) Bill

National Treasury 28 January 2009

Neighbourhood Planning

Money Bills Amendment Procedure and Related Matters Bill [B 75–2008]

Incorporated Societies Bill

National Assembly for Wales:

The Regulatory Enforcement and Sanctions (RES) Act 2008

Community Empowerment (Scotland) Act 2015

parliament: law making process

9/16/2018 The ACT Government’s commitment to Performance and Accountability – the role of Evaluation Presentation to the Canberra Evaluation Forum Thursday,

The tripartite system of UK democracy

Ghana Institution of Engineers

Renting Homes (Wales) Act 2016

Environmental & Sustainability Studies (ESS) 122 Lecture 3 Framework Legislation / NEMA Prof TP van Reenen, Faculty of Law Dr Rich Knight, Mr S Kasker.

Master Planning – the Waterloo Context

Canadian Navigable Waters Act

Steering Group Meeting 16 June 2015

The Regulatory Enforcement and Sanctions (RES) Act 2008

Update of Guidance document on Wind ENErgy and natura 2000

Regulatory Insights x Advanced Analytics

Importance of Law and Policies in the Environmental Management System

Active Citizens: How are governments formed?

How is a federal bill passed into law?

Environmental & Sustainability Studies (ESS) 122 Lecture 3 Framework Legislation / NEMA Prof TP van Reenen, Faculty of Law Dr Rich Knight, Mr S Kasker.

Law Reform Rule of Law Institute of Australia 2019.

Update from Marine Scotland November 2018

Legislative Process for an amendment to the Public Funding of Represented Political Parties Act 3 August 2017.

Practical Policy Development in the Yukon Government

LEGISLATIVE PROCESS HOW A BILL BECOMES A LAW

Law-making through parliament

Law-making through parliament

WATER ACTs REVIEW PROCESS PLAN

Learning about the law making process

Sources of law.

Singapore Legislation Conducted by Carol Wee

Budget and Legislative Request

Modern Slavery Act Liana brover (Mercer Legal)

Singapore Legislation Conducted by Lee Su-Lin

Presentation transcript:

New Inland Fisheries Legislation THE PROCESS

Starting Point (What’s currently in place) 1959 and subsequent Acts up to 2010 (13 in total) Ancillary SI’s and Bye-laws (some going back to 1842) – circa 400 still in force. STAGE 1 of Process Review existing legislation and any subsequent repeals While this exercise is not reviewing secondary legislation, ultimately the aim is to have all legislation, primary and secondary (especially where maps are involved) all in the one place – basic starting point.

Review of existing legislation Look at what is still in force Is it still relevant? Does it still apply? – is it too prescriptive? Case-law - is it enforceable? What has happened since legislation was enacted – has focus changed? Outside influences Environmental law Habitats Directive New Threats Invasive Species

Learn from known issues in Fisheries, previous reviews, problems highlighted by stakeholders, court decisions etc. Modern innovations, eg. new ways of patrolling, tagging, etc. Other changes – fixed penalty notices, Fines Act 2010

End result of this process - key question to be answered What are the key policy objectives that need to be addressed by the new legislation?

STAGE 2 – Consultation

Public Information Meetings (5 in total) Notice in newspapers Commencement of public consultation process Written submissions to be forwarded to Department on any aspect of legislation Consultation period lasts from from 13th May 2013 up to 10th June 2013 (extended to 28th June 2013)

Contact Details for submissions: Email: IFLegislation@dcenr.gov.ie Inland Fisheries Division, Department of Communications Energy and Natural Resources, Elm House, Earlsvale Road, Cavan, Website: www.dcenr.ie (Fisheries Legislation)

STAGE 3: Drafting of Legislation Draft Heads will be prepared after consideration of submissions received (R.I.A process). Draft Heads will be submitted to Government for approval in Autumn 2013. If agreed by Government, department will work on drafting a bill with the Office of Parliamentary Counsel (Office of the Attorney General will also advise). Minister will bring through the Oireachtas. If passed by Oireachtas, will be enacted (indicative timeframe 2014)