National Conservation Act, 2013 (Act 24 of 2013)

CAYMAN ISLANDS National Conservation Act, 2013 (Act 24 of 2013) NATIONAL CONSERVATION (MARINE PARKS) REGULATIONS, 2021 (SL 19 of 2021) Supplement No. 1 published with Legislation Gazette No. 21 dated 12th March, 2021. PUBLISHING DETAILS Page 2 SL 19 of 2021 c National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 Arrangement of Regulations CAYMAN ISLANDS National Conservation Act, 2013 (Act 24 of 2013) NATIONAL CONSERVATION (MARINE PARKS) REGULATIONS, 2021 (SL 19 of 2021) Arrangement of Regulations Regulation Page 1. Citation ......................................................................................................................................5 2. Definitions ..................................................................................................................................5 3. Marine Parks .............................................................................................................................6 4. Categories of marine parks ........................................................................................................6 5. Marine reserve zones ................................................................................................................6 6. Environmental zones .................................................................................................................7 7. Wildlife interaction zones ...........................................................................................................7 8. Line fishing zones ......................................................................................................................8 9. Shore line fishing zone ..............................................................................................................9 10. No-diving overlay zone ..............................................................................................................9 11. Spawning aggregation overlay zone ........................................................................................ 10 12. Emergency anchoring .............................................................................................................. 10 13. Designation of zones ............................................................................................................... 10 14. Repeal of the Marine Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations (2007 Revision), Marine Conservation Regulations (2004 Revision) and Restricted Marine Areas (Designation) Regulations (2004 Revision) .................................................................................................... 10 SCHEDULE 1 11 MARINE RESERVE ZONES 11 SCHEDULE 2 19 ENVIRONMENTAL ZONES 19 c SL 19 of 2021 Page 3 Arrangement of Regulations National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 SCHEDULE 3 21 WILDLIFE INTERACTION ZONES 21 SCHEDULE 4 23 LINE FISHING ZONES 23 SCHEDULE 5 29 SHORE LINE FISHING ZONES 29 SCHEDULE 6 31 NO-DIVING OVERLAY ZONES 31 SCHEDULE 7 37 SPAWNING AGGREGATION OVERLAY ZONES 37 Page 4 SL 19 of 2021 c National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 Regulation 1 CAYMAN ISLANDS National Conservation Act, 2013 (Act 24 of 2013) NATIONAL CONSERVATION (MARINE PARKS) REGULATIONS, 2021 (SL 19 of 2021) In exercise of the powers conferred by section 50 of the National Conservation Act, 2013, the Cabinet makes the following Regulations — 1. Citation 1. These Regulations may be cited as the National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021. 2. Definitions 2. In these Regulations — “cast net” means any net cast by hand by one individual; “fry” means any small silver fish under three inches in length of the herring (clupeidae) or anchovy (engraulidae) families; “fry net” means any net or device designed for catching fry; “kellick” means a cement block, stone, large weight or other similar object used as an anchor; “marine park” means an area designated by Cabinet under regulation 3; “Port Director” means the Port Director appointed under section 3(6) of the Port Authority Act (1999 Revision); c SL 19 of 2021 Page 5 Regulation 3 National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 “sprat” means any small silver fish more than three inches but less than six inches in length of the herring (clupeidae) or anchovy (engraulidae) families; “tourist vessel” means a vessel used to carry paying passengers for sightseeing, wildlife interaction or other tourist activities; “wildlife interaction” means — (a) touching or feeding marine life; or (b) attempting to touch or feed marine life. 3. Marine Parks 3. The protected areas designated by Cabinet in the National Conservation (Protected Areas) Order, 2021 are marine parks for the purpose of prescribing the activities that are permitted in those protected areas. 4. Categories of marine parks 4. A marine park may be categorized as — (a) a marine reserve zone; (b) an environmental zone; (c) a wildlife interaction zone; (d) a line fishing zone; (e) a shore line fishing zone; (f) a no-diving overlay zone; or (g) a spawning aggregation overlay zone. 5. Marine reserve zones 5. (1) Subject to paragraphs (2) and (3), a person in a marine reserve zone shall not — (a) take any specimen; or (b) anchor a vessel. (2) Notwithstanding paragraph (1)(a) — (a) a person may take fish in a marine reserve zone if the person is — (i) catch-and-release fishing for the following species of fish — (A) tarpon (Megalops atlanticus); (B) bonefish (Albula vulpes); and (C) permit (Trachinotus falcatus); or (ii) taking fry and sprat with a fry net or cast net from the shore, a dock or while standing unaided in water no deeper than four feet and the person takes no more than 2.5 gallons of fry or sprats each day; and Page 6 SL 19 of 2021 c National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 Regulation 6 (b) a licensed lionfish culler may kill or take lionfish in a marine reserve zone if the licensed lionfish culler — (i) uses methods approved by the Council; and (ii) is authorized by the Council to kill or take lionfish in the marine reserve zone. (3) Notwithstanding paragraph (1)(b), a person in a marine reserve zone may anchor a vessel not exceeding sixty feet in length if the person — (a) does not use grappling hooks, a mushroom anchor or kellick when anchoring the vessel; (b) anchors the vessel in sand; and (c) uses an anchor, chain, rode or rope which does not touch coral. (4) A person shall not cause a tourist vessel to enter into the marine reserve zone designated as ‘LC Bloody Bay’ in Schedule 1 — (a) unless that person holds a permit issued by the Council in accordance with Part 8 of the National Conservation Council (Licence and Permit) Directives, 2016; or (b) where entry is prohibited by the conditions of a permit issued to the person by the Council. 6. Environmental zones 6. A person in an environmental zone shall not — (a) take any specimen; (b) damage a natural resource; (c) anchor, moor, dock or ground a vessel; (d) enter into the water; (e) operate a vessel in excess of a speed of five miles per hour; or (f) otherwise disturb the natural environment. 7. Wildlife interaction zones 7. (1) Subject to paragraph (2), a person in a wildlife interaction zone shall not — (a) take any specimen; (b) sell fish food from a vessel; (c) anchor a vessel — (i) in water shallower than three feet deep; or (ii) so that any part of the anchor, chain, rode or rope is within twenty feet of any reef structure; or (d) wear footwear in water shallower than four feet deep. c SL 19 of 2021 Page 7 Regulation 8 National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 (2) Notwithstanding paragraph (1) and subject to section 34(f) of the Act, a person in a wildlife interaction zone may — (a) engage in wildlife interaction in accordance with any orders, guidance notes or Directives issued by the Council; and (b) wear flippers while snorkelling in water deeper than four feet. (3) A person shall not cause a tourist vessel to enter a wildlife interaction zone — (a) unless that person holds a permit issued by the Council in accordance with Part 7 of the National Conservation Council (Licence and Permit) Directives, 2016; or (b) where entry is prohibited by the conditions of a permit issued to the person by the Council. (4) A person shall not engage in wildlife interaction with any specimen in Cayman waters outside of a wildlife interaction zone, except where that person is — (a) fishing in accordance with these Regulations or any other Act; or (b) acting in accordance with a conservation or management plan, permit, order, guidance notes or Directives issued by the Council or these Regulations. 8. Line fishing zones 8. (1) Subject to paragraph (5), a person in a line fishing zone shall not anchor a vessel. (2) A person may take fry and sprat with a fry net or cast net from the shore, a dock or while standing unaided in water no deeper than four feet if the person takes no more than 2.5 gallons of fry or sprats each day. (3) A person may by hook and line, take a species of fish (Teleostei) set out in Part 2 of Schedule 1 of the Act, which is not otherwise restricted by a species conservation plan or regulations made under the Act. (4) A licensed lionfish culler may kill or take lionfish in a line fishing zone if the licensed lionfish culler — (a) uses methods approved by the Council; and (b) is authorized by the Council to kill or take lionfish in the line fishing zone. (5) Notwithstanding paragraph (1), a person may anchor a vessel not exceeding sixty feet in length if the person — (a) does not use grappling hooks, a mushroom anchor or kellick when anchoring the vessel; (b) anchors the vessel in sand; and (c) uses an anchor, chain, rode or rope which does not touch coral. Page 8 SL 19 of 2021 c National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 Regulation 9 9. Shore line fishing zone 9. (1) A person in a shore line fishing zone may by hook and line from the shore, a dock or while standing unaided in water no deeper than four feet, take a species of fish (Teleostei) set out in Part 2 of Schedule 1 of the Act, which is not otherwise restricted by a species conservation plan or regulations made under the Act. (2) A person may take fry and sprat with a fry net or cast net from the shore, a dock or while standing unaided in water no deeper than four feet if the person takes no more than 2.5 gallons of fry or sprats each day. (3) A licensed lionfish culler may kill or take lionfish in a shore line fishing zone if the licensed lionfish culler — (a) uses methods approved by the Council; and (b) is authorized by the Council to kill or take lionfish in the shore line fishing zone. 10. No-diving overlay zone 10. (1) A person shall not scuba dive in a no-diving overlay zone unless the person is authorized by the Council to do so under paragraph (3). (2) A person who wishes to scuba dive in a no-diving overlay zone shall apply to the Council in the approved form. (3) The Council may, upon receipt of an application for authorization under paragraph (2), grant the relevant authorization for scuba diving and the authorization may be granted subject to such conditions, if any, as the Council considers fit. (4) A licensed lionfish culler may scuba dive to kill or take lionfish from a no-diving overlay zone if the licensed lionfish culler — (a) uses methods approved by the Council; and (b) is authorized by the Council to scuba dive to kill or take lionfish from the no-diving overlay zone. (5) Where a no diving overlay zone overlaps or falls within the boundaries of another marine park under these Regulations, paragraph (1) shall apply in addition to the provisions of any other regulation applicable in respect of the overlapping area. (6) A person may take a species of marine animal or plant set out in Part 2 of Schedule 1 of the Act, which is not otherwise restricted by a species conservation plan or regulations made under the Act, from a no diving overlay zone which overlays an area of Cayman waters that is not categorized as a marine park under these Regulations. c SL 19 of 2021 Page 9 Regulation 11 National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 11. Spawning aggregation overlay zone 11. (1) During the period beginning on 1st December and ending on 30th April, a person in a spawning aggregation overlay zone shall not — (a) take any specimen; (b) enter into the water; or (c) anchor a vessel, between the 50 foot and 200 foot depth contours. (2) Where a spawning aggregation overlay zone overlaps or falls within the boundaries of another marine park under these Regulations, paragraph (1) shall prevail over any other regulation applicable in respect of the overlapping area. (3) During the period beginning on 1st May and ending on 30th November, a person in a spawning aggregation overlay zone which overlaps an area of Cayman waters that is not categorized as a marine park under these Regulations, may take a species of marine animal or plant set out in Part 2 of Schedule 1 of the Act, which is not otherwise restricted by a species conservation plan or regulations made under the Act. 12. Emergency anchoring 12. No prohibition on anchoring imposed by these Regulations shall apply during a declared state of emergency, during the currency of a hurricane warning or when permission is given by the Port Director to a specific vessel in circumstances which, in the opinion of the Port Director, constitute an emergency. 13. Designation of zones 13. (1) The areas described in Schedule 1 are designated as a marine reserve zone. (2) The areas described in Schedule 2 are designated as an environmental zone. (3) The areas described in Schedule 3 are designated as a wildlife interaction zone. (4) The areas described in Schedule 4 are designated as a line fishing zone. (5) The areas described in Schedule 5 are designated as a shore line fishing zone. (6) The areas described in Schedule 6 are designated as a no-diving overlay zone. (7) The areas described in Schedule 7 are designated as a spawning aggregation overlay zone. 14. Repeal of the Marine Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations (2007 Revision), Marine Conservation Regulations (2004 Revision) and Restricted Marine Areas (Designation) Regulations (2004 Revision) 14. The Marine Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations (2007 Revision), Marine Conservation Regulations (2004 Revision) and Restricted Marine Areas (Designation) Regulations (2004 Revision) are repealed. Page 10 SL 19 of 2021 c National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 SCHEDULE 1 SCHEDULE 1 (regulation 13) MARINE RESERVE ZONES Grand Cayman c SL 19 of 2021 Page 11 SCHEDULE 1 National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 Name Corner ID Latitude Longitude GC Barkers GC1 19°22.750' N 81°22.876' W GC Barkers GC2 19°22.750' N 81°20.789' W GC Barkers GC3 19°22.836' N 81°20.705' W GC Barkers GC4 19°23.082' N 81°20.970' W GC Barkers GC5 19°23.297' N 81°20.758' W GC Barkers GC6 19°23.051' N 81°20.493' W GC Barkers GC7 19°23.244' N 81°20.302' W GC Barkers GC8 19°22.869' N 81°21.671' W GC Barkers GC9 19°22.869' N 81°21.584' W GC Barkers GC10 19°23.443' N 81°22.130' W GC Barkers GC11 19°24.089' N 81°22.130' W GC Bodden Town GC57 19°15.873' N 81°16.329' W GC Bodden Town GC58 19°15.563' N 81°16.329' W GC Bodden Town GC59 19°16.379' N 81°15.247' W GC Bodden Town GC60 19°16.124' N 81°14.939' W GC East End GC65 19°18.567' N 81°5.420' W GC East End GC66 19°18.567' N 81°3.856' W GC East End GC67 19°20.367' N 81°5.137' W GC East End GC69 19°20.367' N 81°4.421' W GC Frank Sound GC61 19°18.025' N 81°10.936' W GC Frank Sound GC62 19°17.275' N 81°10.544' W GC Frank Sound GC63 19°17.552' N 81°8.445' W GC Frank Sound GC64 19°17.377' N 81°8.445' W GC George Town GC31 19°17.653' N 81°23.016' W GC George Town GC32 19°17.653' N 81°23.256' W GC George Town GC33 19°17.632' N 81°23.289' W GC George Town GC34 19°17.567' N 81°23.329' W GC George Town GC35 19°17.567' N 81°23.431' W GC George Town GC41 19°16.849' N 81°23.588' W GC George Town GC42 19°16.880' N 81°23.850' W GC North Sound GC87 19°21.998' N 81°15.740' W GC North Sound GC88 19°22.090' N 81°15.670' W GC North Sound GC89 19°21.426' N 81°16.876' W Page 12 SL 19 of 2021 c National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 SCHEDULE 1 Name Corner ID Latitude Longitude GC North Sound GC90 19°21.442' N 81°16.872' W GC North Sound GC91 19°21.329' N 81°16.850' W GC North Sound GC92 19°21.313' N 81°16.854' W GC North Sound GC95 19°21.555' N 81°16.111' W GC North Sound GC97 19°18.690' N 81°17.383' W GC North Sound GC98 19°18.644' N 81°17.902' W GC North Sound GC99 19°19.942' N 81°17.902' W GC North Sound GC100 19°17.859' N 81°18.898' W GC North Sound GC101 19°21.841' N 81°18.898' W GC North Sound GC102 19°22.859' N 81°18.898' W GC North Sound GC103 19°23.095' N 81°18.898' W GC North Sound GC108 19°21.841' N 81°17.146' W GC North Sound GC109 19°22.671' N 81°17.145' W GC North Sound GC110 19°22.952' N 81°17.146' W GC North Sound GC111 19°22.703' N 81°16.285' W GC North Sound GC112 19°22.965' N 81°16.285' W GC Queen's Hwy. East GC73 19°21.212' N 81°5.996' W GC Queen's Hwy. East GC74 19°21.445' N 81°5.996' W GC Queen's Hwy. East GC75 19°21.286' N 81°7.977' W GC Queen's Hwy. East GC76 19°21.484' N 81°7.977' W GC Queen's Hwy. West GC77 19°21.180' N 81°9.108' W GC Queen's Hwy. West GC78 19°21.496' N 81°9.108' W GC Queen's Hwy. West GC79 19°20.918' N 81°10.000' W GC Queen's Hwy. West GC80 19°21.160' N 81°10.000' W GC Seven Mile Beach GC18 19°21.488' N 81°23.297' W GC Seven Mile Beach GC19 19°21.110' N 81°23.739' W GC Seven Mile Beach GC20 19°18.377' N 81°23.063' W GC Seven Mile Beach GC21 19°18.054' N 81°22.966' W GC Seven Mile Beach GC22 19°18.054' N 81°23.171' W GC Seven Mile Beach GC23 19°18.084' N 81°23.190' W GC Seven Mile Beach GC24 19°18.230' N 81°23.171' W GC Seven Mile Beach GC25 19°18.380' N 81°23.325' W GC Seven Mile Beach GC26 19°18.434' N 81°23.425' W c SL 19 of 2021 Page 13 SCHEDULE 1 National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 Name Corner ID Latitude Longitude GC Seven Mile Beach GC27 19°18.462' N 81°23.435' W GC Seven Mile Beach GC28 19°18.600' N 81°23.466' W GC Seven Mile Beach GC29 19°18.600' N 81°23.657' W GC South Sound East GC53 19°16.618' N 81°21.402' W GC South Sound East GC54 19°15.897' N 81°20.962' W GC South Sound East GC55 19°16.373' N 81°19.429' W GC South Sound East GC56 19°16.050' N 81°19.429' W GC South Sound West GC47 19°15.945' N 81°22.829' W GC South Sound West GC49 19°15.226' N 81°22.829' W GC South Sound West GC51 19°16.470' N 81°21.785' W GC South Sound West GC52 19°15.800' N 81°21.376' W GC West Bay Bight GC14 19°22.338' N 81°25.175' W GC West Bay Bight GC15 19°22.338' N 81°25.460' W GC West Bay Bight GC16 19°21.807' N 81°23.562' W GC West Bay Bight GC17 19°21.516' N 81°23.964' W Page 14 SL 19 of 2021 c National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 SCHEDULE 1 Cayman Brac c SL 19 of 2021 Page 15 SCHEDULE 1 National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 Name Corner ID Latitude Longitude CB Bamboo Bay CB31 19°43.984' N 79°47.525' W CB Bamboo Bay CB32 19°44.186' N 79°47.584' W CB Bamboo Bay CB33 19°43.739' N 79°48.738' W CB Bamboo Bay CB34 19°43.940' N 79°48.858' W CB Channel Bay CB5 19°41.018' N 79°53.617' W CB Channel Bay CB7 19°40.583' N 79°53.617' W CB Channel Bay CB9 19°41.042' N 79°53.169' W CB Channel Bay CB10 19°40.640' N 79°53.085' W CB Public Beach CB11 19°41.174' N 79°52.048' W CB Public Beach CB12 19°40.792' N 79°52.048' W CB Public Beach CB13 19°42.012' N 79°49.418' W CB Public Beach CB14 19°41.745' N 79°49.306' W CB Southeast CB15 19°42.801' N 79°47.299' W CB Southeast CB16 19°42.574' N 79°47.252' W CB Southeast CB19 19°43.390' N 79°45.046' W CB Southeast CB20 19°43.149' N 79°44.911' W CB Spot Bay CB27 19°45.300' N 79°45.000' W CB Spot Bay CB28 19°45.511' N 79°45.044' W CB Spot Bay CB29 19°45.083' N 79°45.657' W CB Spot Bay CB30 19°45.215' N 79°45.776' W CB Stake Bay CB35 19°43.344' N 79°49.395' W CB Stake Bay CB36 19°43.546' N 79°49.525' W CB Stake Bay CB37 19°42.631' N 79°50.391' W CB Stake Bay CB38 19°42.816' N 79°50.496' W CB West End CB1 19°41.051' N 79°53.623' W CB West End CB3 19°41.051' N 79°54.360' W CB West End CB43 19°41.574' N 79°52.894' W CB West End CB44 19°41.769' N 79°52.994' W CB White Bay CB39 19°42.170' N 79°51.819' W CB White Bay CB40 19°42.472' N 79°51.895' W CB White Bay CB41 19°41.796' N 79°52.575' W CB White Bay CB42 19°41.953' N 79°52.681' W Page 16 SL 19 of 2021 c National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 SCHEDULE 1 Little Cayman c SL 19 of 2021 Page 17 SCHEDULE 1 National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 Name Corner ID Latitude Longitude LC Bloody Bay LC25 19°42.000' N 80°2.591' W LC Bloody Bay LC26 19°42.258' N 80°2.591' W LC Bloody Bay LC27 19°40.289' N 80°6.097' W LC Bloody Bay LC28 19°40.432' N 80°6.209' W LC East End LC17 19°41.809' N 79°58.244' W LC East End LC18 19°41.536' N 79°58.244' W LC East End LC23 19°42.424' N 79°59.730' W LC East End LC24 19°42.742' N 79°59.869' W LC Preston Bay LC3 19°39.511' N 80°6.550' W LC Preston Bay LC5 19°38.956' N 80°6.550' W LC Preston Bay LC7 19°39.460' N 80°5.128' W LC Preston Bay LC8 19°39.266' N 80°5.128' W LC South Hole Sound LC11 19°39.987' N 80°4.026' W LC South Hole Sound LC12 19°39.492' N 80°3.531' W LC South Hole Sound LC13 19°40.954' N 80°1.697' W LC South Hole Sound LC14 19°40.665' N 80°1.538' W Page 18 SL 19 of 2021 c National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 SCHEDULE 2 SCHEDULE 2 (regulation 13) ENVIRONMENTAL ZONES Grand Cayman c SL 19 of 2021 Page 19 SCHEDULE 2 National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 Name Corner ID Latitude Longitude GC Little Sound GC95 19°21.555' N 81°16.111' W GC Little Sound GC96 19°21.318' N 81°15.842' W GC Little Sound GC97 19°18.690' N 81°17.383' W GC Little Sound GC98 19°18.644' N 81°17.902' W GC Little Sound GC99 19°19.942' N 81°17.902' W Page 20 SL 19 of 2021 c National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 SCHEDULE 3 SCHEDULE 3 (regulation 13) WILDLIFE INTERACTION ZONES Grand Cayman c SL 19 of 2021 Page 21 SCHEDULE 3 National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 Name Corner ID Latitude Longitude GC Stingray City Deep GC3 19°22.836' N 81°20.705' W GC Stingray City Deep GC4 19°23.082' N 81°20.970' W GC Stingray City Deep GC5 19°23.297' N 81°20.758' W GC Stingray City Deep GC6 19°23.051' N 81°20.493' W GC Stingray City Sandbar GC101 19°21.841' N 81°18.898' W GC Stingray City Sandbar GC102 19°22.859' N 81°18.898' W GC Stingray City Sandbar GC108 19°21.841' N 81°17.146' W GC Stingray City Sandbar GC109 19°22.671' N 81°17.145' W GC Water Cay GC89 19°21.426' N 81°16.876' W GC Water Cay GC90 19°21.442' N 81°16.872' W GC Water Cay GC91 19°21.329' N 81°16.850' W GC Water Cay GC92 19°21.313' N 81°16.854' W Page 22 SL 19 of 2021 c National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 SCHEDULE 4 SCHEDULE 4 (regulation 13) LINE FISHING ZONES Grand Cayman c SL 19 of 2021 Page 23 SCHEDULE 4 National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 Name Corner ID Latitude Longitude GC Barkers GC8 19°22.869' N 81°21.671' W GC Barkers GC9 19°22.869' N 81°21.584' W GC Barkers GC10 19°23.443' N 81°22.130' W GC Barkers GC11 19°24.089' N 81°22.130' W GC Barkers GC12 19°23.624' N 81°23.790' W GC Barkers GC13 19°23.812' N 81°23.790' W GC Colliers Channel GC67 19°20.367' N 81°5.137' W GC Colliers Channel GC69 19°20.367' N 81°4.421' W GC Colliers Channel GC73 19°21.212' N 81°5.996' W GC Colliers Channel GC74 19°21.445' N 81°5.996' W GC Jackson Point GC41 19°16.849' N 81°23.588' W GC Jackson Point GC42 19°16.880' N 81°23.850' W GC Jackson Point GC43 19°16.163' N 81°23.446' W GC Jackson Point GC44 19°16.163' N 81°23.799' W GC South Sound GC51 19°16.470' N 81°21.785' W GC South Sound GC52 19°15.800' N 81°21.376' W GC South Sound GC53 19°16.618' N 81°21.402' W GC South Sound GC54 19°15.897' N 81°20.962' W GC West Bay Bight GC16 19°21.807' N 81°23.562' W GC West Bay Bight GC17 19°21.516' N 81°23.964' W GC West Bay Bight GC18 19°21.488' N 81°23.297' W GC West Bay Bight GC19 19°21.110' N 81°23.739' W Page 24 SL 19 of 2021 c National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 SCHEDULE 4 Cayman Brac c SL 19 of 2021 Page 25 SCHEDULE 4 National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 Name Corner ID Latitude Longitude CB Spot Bay CB25 19°45.417' N 79°44.381' W CB Spot Bay CB26 19°45.574' N 79°44.388' W CB Spot Bay CB27 19°45.300' N 79°45.000' W CB Spot Bay CB28 19°45.511' N 79°45.044' W Page 26 SL 19 of 2021 c National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 SCHEDULE 4 Little Cayman c SL 19 of 2021 Page 27 SCHEDULE 4 National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 Name Corner ID Latitude Longitude LC Charles Bight LC15 19°41.393' N 80°0.671' W LC Charles Bight LC16 19°41.119' N 80°0.551' W LC Charles Bight LC17 19°41.809' N 79°58.244' W LC Charles Bight LC18 19°41.536' N 79°58.244' W LC South Hole Sound LC7 19°39.460' N 80°5.128' W LC South Hole Sound LC8 19°39.266' N 80°5.128' W LC South Hole Sound LC9 19°39.677' N 80°4.698' W LC South Hole Sound LC10 19°39.101' N 80°4.698' W Page 28 SL 19 of 2021 c National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 SCHEDULE 5 SCHEDULE 5 (regulation 13) SHORE LINE FISHING ZONES Grand Cayman c SL 19 of 2021 Page 29 SCHEDULE 5 National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 Name Corner ID Latitude Longitude GC George Town GC20 19°18.377' N 81°23.063' W GC George Town GC21 19°18.054' N 81°22.966' W GC Kaibo GC93 19°21.346' N 81°16.553' W GC Kaibo GC94 19°21.334' N 81°16.485' W Page 30 SL 19 of 2021 c National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 SCHEDULE 6 SCHEDULE 6 (regulation 13) NO-DIVING OVERLAY ZONES Grand Cayman c SL 19 of 2021 Page 31 SCHEDULE 6 National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 Name Corner ID Latitude Longitude GC East End GC65 19°18.567' N 81°5.420' W GC East End GC66 19°18.567' N 81°3.856' W GC East End GC67 19°20.367' N 81°5.137' W GC East End GC69 19°20.367' N 81°4.421' W GC North Side East GC79 19°20.918' N 81°10.000' W GC North Side East GC80 19°21.160' N 81°10.000' W GC North Side East GC81 19°20.889' N 81°11.700' W GC North Side East GC82 19°21.233' N 81°11.700' W GC North Side West GC83 19°21.162' N 81°12.726' W GC North Side West GC84 19°21.483' N 81°12.726' W GC North Side West GC85 19°21.061' N 81°14.400' W GC North Side West GC86 19°21.376' N 81°14.400' W GC Rum Point Channel GC109 19°22.671' N 81°17.145' W GC Rum Point Channel GC110 19°22.952' N 81°17.146' W GC Rum Point Channel GC111 19°22.703' N 81°16.285' W GC Rum Point Channel GC112 19°22.965' N 81°16.285' W GC South Sound GC51 19°16.470' N 81°21.785' W GC South Sound GC52 19°15.800' N 81°21.376' W GC South Sound GC53 19°16.618' N 81°21.402' W GC South Sound GC54 19°15.897' N 81°20.962' W GC Stingray City Sandbar GC104 19°22.500' N 81°18.407' W GC Stingray City Sandbar GC105 19°22.755' N 81°18.407' W GC Stingray City Sandbar GC106 19°22.397' N 81°18.130' W GC Stingray City Sandbar GC107 19°22.668' N 81°18.130' W GC West Bay Bight GC16 19°21.807' N 81°23.562' W GC West Bay Bight GC17 19°21.516' N 81°23.964' W GC West Bay Bight GC18 19°21.488' N 81°23.297' W GC West Bay Bight GC19 19°21.110' N 81°23.739' W Page 32 SL 19 of 2021 c National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 SCHEDULE 6 Cayman Brac c SL 19 of 2021 Page 33 SCHEDULE 6 National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 Name Corner ID Latitude Longitude CB Southeast CB17 19°43.110' N 79°45.900' W CB Southeast CB18 19°42.843' N 79°45.900' W CB Southeast CB19 19°43.390' N 79°45.046' W CB Southeast CB20 19°43.149' N 79°44.911' W Page 34 SL 19 of 2021 c National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 SCHEDULE 6 Little Cayman c SL 19 of 2021 Page 35 SCHEDULE 6 National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 Name Corner ID Latitude Longitude LC East End LC15 19°41.393' N 80°0.671' W LC East End LC16 19°41.119' N 80°0.551' W LC East End LC23 19°42.424' N 79°59.730' W LC East End LC24 19°42.742' N 79°59.869' W Page 36 SL 19 of 2021 c National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 SCHEDULE 7 SCHEDULE 7 (regulation 13) SPAWNING AGGREGATION OVERLAY ZONES Grand Cayman c SL 19 of 2021 Page 37 SCHEDULE 7 National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 Name Corner ID Latitude Longitude GC Northeast GC68 19°20.367' N 81°4.633' W GC Northeast GC70 19°20.367' N 81°4.404' W GC Northeast GC71 19°21.100' N 81°5.117' W GC Northeast GC72 19°21.100' N 81°4.257' W GC Southwest GC45 19°15.750' N 81°23.550' W GC Southwest GC46 19°15.750' N 81°23.854' W GC Southwest GC48 19°15.396' N 81°22.829' W GC Southwest GC50 19°15.211' N 81°22.829' W Page 38 SL 19 of 2021 c National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 SCHEDULE 7 Cayman Brac c SL 19 of 2021 Page 39 SCHEDULE 7 National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 Name Corner ID Latitude Longitude CB East End CB21 19°44.952' N 79°43.345' W CB East End CB22 19°44.686' N 79°43.061' W CB East End CB23 19°45.145' N 79°42.339' W CB East End CB24 19°45.533' N 79°42.921' W CB Southwest CB2 19°41.051' N 79°53.950' W CB Southwest CB4 19°41.051' N 79°54.353' W CB Southwest CB6 19°40.765' N 79°53.617' W CB Southwest CB8 19°40.590' N 79°53.617' W Page 40 SL 19 of 2021 c National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 SCHEDULE 7 Little Cayman c SL 19 of 2021 Page 41 SCHEDULE 7 National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 Name Corner ID Latitude Longitude LC Southeast LC19 19°41.690' N 79°57.835' W LC Southeast LC20 19°41.535' N 79°57.835' W LC Southeast LC21 19°42.435' N 79°57.183' W LC Southeast LC22 19°42.435' N 79°57.071' W LC Southwest LC1 19°39.517' N 80°6.800' W LC Southwest LC2 19°39.517' N 80°7.153' W LC Southwest LC4 19°39.200' N 80°6.550' W LC Southwest LC6 19°38.952' N 80°6.550' W Page 42 SL 19 of 2021 c National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 SCHEDULE 7 12 Mile Bank c SL 19 of 2021 Page 43 SCHEDULE 7 National Conservation (Marine Parks) Regulations, 2021 Name Corner ID Latitude Longitude 12 Mile West 12Mile1 19°20.008' N 81° 36.753' W 12 Mile West 12Mile2 19°19.008' N 81° 36.753' W 12 Mile West 12Mile3 19° 19.008' N 81° 35.753' W 12 Mile West 12Mile4 19° 20.008' N 81° 35.753' W 12 Mile East 12Mile5 19° 20.808' N 81°34.153' W 12 Mile East 12Mile6 19° 20.008' N 81° 34.153' W 12 Mile East 12Mile7 19° 20.008' N 81°33.153' W 12 Mile East 12Mile8 19° 20.808' N 81° 33.158' W Made in Cabinet the 9th day of March, 2021. Kim Bullings Clerk of the Cabinet Page 44 SL 19 of 2021 c