Ley 6/2013, de 7 de noviembre, de pesca marítima, marisqueo y acuicultura en las Illes Balears. | BOE-A-2013-12688 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley 6/2013, de 7 de noviembre, de pesca marítima, marisqueo y acuicultura en las Illes Balears.

This article says the law regulates several marine and fisheries matters in the Balearic Islands, including resource protection, fishing, aquaculture, product handling and marketing, inspections, sanctions, and professional underwater activities (except military diving).

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
BOE-A-2013-12688
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
es
Updated
Official source
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acuicultura acuicultura marina administrative liability administrative penalties administrative procedure administrative registers administrative sanctions advisory council aplicación de la ley aquaculture aquaculture establishment licensing aquaculture facilities aquaculture operations aquaculture products aquaculture regulation artificial reefs association management associations authorisation authorisations authorization authorization requirements authorizations autorizaciones +245 more

Statute overview

About this statute

Artículo 18 is titled “Introducción de especies y especies invasoras” and is marked “Derogado”. Fishing in the inland waters of the Balearic coastal area must follow the applicable Mediterranean fishing rules, this law (especially Title III), its implementing regulations, and, where not specifically provided for, the State rules for outer waters. This article states that the title regulates the exercise of sanctioning powers in specified fisheries and related activities in the Illes Balears. La administración competente tiene la potestad sancionadora en las materias de esta ley. This article assigns responsibility for infringements to the people or entities that commit them, including by omission, and sets joint or subsidiary liability rules in several special cases.