There are 12,339 results relating to "fishing"
Order by
|
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
24 January 2003
S1W-33147
All UK licensed fishing vessels, just over 6,470, are entitled to fish in the Scottish fishery zone.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
24 January 2003
S1W-33195
Of this, 814,067 tonnes were allocated to Denmark and 17,794 tonnes were allocated to the UK.The Council further agreed that sandeel vessels should be restricted to a maximum of 23 days fishing per month within the regulated area and that the closure of the Wee Bankie sandeel fishery off the east coast of Scotland should be continued in 2003.
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 January 2003
Plenary, 23 Jan 2003
Will the Scottish Executive please explain the difference between an adjacent salmon fishing and a fishing that is exercisable from croft land?
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 January 2003
Plenary, 23 Jan 2003
I am not saying for a moment that crofters would be more liable than anyone else to reopen fishings; the amendment would cover whoever had the fishings.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
23 January 2003
S1O-06278
To ask the Scottish Executive what progress has been made in assessing the economic impact that reductions in fishing quotas will have on fishing communities such as Arbroath.
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
23 January 2003
S1W-33154
(b) The annual employment growth rate of employee jobs, in East Dunbartonshire, by industry groups, in each year since 1995 is shown in Table 2.Table 1 Industry1995199619971998199920002001Agriculture and fishing Energy and water*497*205458331198179*93Manufacturing2,1993,0062,4552,8683,2602,8392,885Construction1,9191,7771,5502,1711,4341,8861,556Hotels and Restaurants1,5531,2611,5481,5901,6711,6131,550Distribution5,2355,1824,7754,9714,7874,7944,972Transport and Communications4724741,0279328859141,001Banking372324269263257318287Finance and Insurance etc2,9413,1062,7294,0944,3555,0546,291Public Admin/Defence; Compulsory SS7466114551,8201,8691,8731,184Education1,86226722,1871,8771,6111,4942,596Health and Social Work3,4063,8563,7033,6833,2323,3073,342Other Services1,6971,4881,3991,5921,4231,6641,883Table 2 Industry% Change 1995-96% Change 1996-97% Change1997-98% Change1998-99% Change1999-2000% Change2000-01Agriculture and Fishing Energy and Water-58.8%123.4%-27.7%-40.2%-9.6%-48.0%Manufacturing36.7%-18.3%16.8%13.7%-12.9%1.6%Construction-7.4%-12.8%40.1%-33.9%31.5%-17.5%Hotels and Restaurants-18.8%22.8%2.7%5.1%-3.5%-3.9%Distribution-1.0%-7.9%4.1%-3.7%0.1%3.7%Transport and Communications0.4%116.7%-9.3%-5.0%3.3%9.5%Banking-12.9%-17.0%-2.2%-2.3%23.7%-9.7%Finance and Insurance etc5.6%-12.1%50.0%6.4%16.1%24.5%Public Admin/Defence; Compulsory SS-18.1%-25.5%300.0%2.7%0.2%-36.8%Education43.5%-18.2%-14.2%-14.2%-7.3%73.8%Health and social Work13.2%-4.0%-0.5%-12.2%2.3%1.1%Other services-12.3%-6.0%13.8%-10.6%16.9%13.2%Note:Figures denoted with * in Table 1 indicate aggregates from which agriculture class 0100 (1992 SIC) have been excluded.
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 January 2003
Plenary, 23 Jan 2003
All sorts of comments have been made about the right to buy salmon fishings and the safeguards that will be available.
Official Report
Meeting date:
23 January 2003
Plenary, 23 Jan 2003
Will the Scottish Executive please explain the difference between an adjacent salmon fishing and a fishing that is exercisable from croft land?
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 January 2003
Plenary, 22 Jan 2003
The policy intention has never been for access rights to extend to hunting, shooting or fishing. It is important that the bill makes it explicit that hunting, shooting and fishing are not included within access rights.The access forum recognised that fishing requires managemen...
Official Report
Meeting date:
22 January 2003
Plenary, 22 Jan 2003
The policy intention has never been for access rights to extend to hunting, shooting or fishing. It is important that the bill makes it explicit that hunting, shooting and fishing are not included within access rights.The access forum recognised that fishing requires managemen...
