The Sea Fishing (Points for Masters of Fishing Boats) Regulations 2014
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4 Register of masters of fishing boats
(1) The Marine Management Organisation must set up and maintain a register of masters who have been allocated points under regulation 7 or 8. (2) The register must also include any points relating to serious infringements which the Scottish Ministers have notified to the Marine Management Organisation by statutory notification. (3) The register must set out— (a) the name of each master who has been allocated points; (b) the total number of points allocated to each master; (c) the dates of each serious infringement in respect of which a master has been allocated points; (d) in relation to each serious infringement, which points authority allocated the points or, where the points were allocated by the Scottish Ministers, the fact that they were allocated by them; (e) the start and end date of— (i) any period during which a master is suspended from mastering a fishing boat under regulation 10(1); (ii) any period notified by the Scottish Ministers to the Marine Management Organisation by statutory notification as a period during which they have suspended a master from mastering a Scottish fishing boat by reason of points allocated to the master for serious infringements; (f) whether a master has been disqualified under regulation 10(3) or under a corresponding Scottish enactment; and (g) the date of any such disqualification. (4) The Marine Management Organisation must ensure that the information in paragraph (3) is available to the public on its website. (5) In this regulation and in regulations 5, 7 and 8, “the points relating to the serious infringement” are the points assignable in relation to the serious infringement under Article 126 of and Annex XXX to Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) No. 404/2011 laying down detailed rules for the implementation of the Control Regulation , which, for the purposes of these Regulations, is deemed to apply to serious infringements by masters.
4 Register of masters of fishing boats
(1) The Marine Management Organisation must set up and maintain a register of masters who have been allocated points under regulation 7 or 8. (2) The register must also include any points relating to serious infringements which the Scottish Ministers have notified to the Marine Management Organisation by statutory notification. (3) The register must set out— (a) the name of each master who has been allocated points; (b) the total number of points allocated to each master; (c) the dates of each serious infringement in respect of which a master has been allocated points; (d) in relation to each serious infringement, which points authority allocated the points or, where the points were allocated by the Scottish Ministers, the fact that they were allocated by them; (e) the start and end date of— (i) any period during which a master is suspended from mastering a fishing boat under regulation 10(1); (ii) any period notified by the Scottish Ministers to the Marine Management Organisation by statutory notification as a period during which they have suspended a master from mastering a Scottish fishing boat by reason of points allocated to the master for serious infringements; (f) whether a master has been disqualified under regulation 10(3) or under a corresponding Scottish enactment; and (g) the date of any such disqualification. (4) The Marine Management Organisation must ensure that the information in paragraph (3) is available to the public on its website. (5) In this regulation and in regulations 5, 7 and 8, “the points relating to the serious infringement” are the points assignable in relation to the serious infringement under Article 126 of and Annex XXX to Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) No. 404/2011 laying down detailed rules for the implementation of the Control Regulation , which, for the purposes of these Regulations, is deemed to apply to serious infringements by masters.
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