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Home›News›NIFCA Berried Lobster Permit Condition

18 February 2021

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NIFCA Berried Lobster Permit Condition

NIFCA is pleased to announce its Berried Lobster Permit Condition which can be found in Paragraph 13 of Byelaw 4 “Crustacea and Molluscs Permitting and Pot Limitation” (& which replaces the NIFCA Emergency Berried Lobster Byelaw which expires on 18 February 2021).

A copy of Byelaw 4 and the Permit Condition can be found HERE

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