129 Byelaws for protection of MCZs in England
Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009 (2009 c 23) | Legislation

Byelaws for [marine conservation: England and the English offshore region]

129  Byelaws for protection of MCZs in England

(1)     The MMO may make one or more byelaws for the purpose of furthering the conservation objectives stated for an MCZ in England.

(2)     A byelaw under this section may be made so as to apply to any area in England.

(3)     The provision that may be made by a byelaw under this section includes, in particular, provision—

(a)     prohibiting or restricting entry into, or any movement or other

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