The Sea Fishing (Points for Masters of Fishing Boats) Regulations 2014
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8 Allocation of points in respect of convictions and administrative sanctions in ... third countries
(1) A master (“M”) who is charged with an offence in ... a third country may request that the points authority notify M— (a) whether the offence is a serious infringement; (b) of the points relating to any such serious infringement; and (c) whether the inclusion of those points in the register would trigger a suspension or disqualification under regulation 10. (2) The points authority must provide this information to M within 7 days of receiving M's request. (3) The points authority must, within 7 days of being satisfied that M has been convicted of, or received an administrative sanction in respect of, a serious infringement in ... a third country— (a) allocate to M the points relating to the serious infringement; and (b) notify the Marine Management Organisation of the allocation of points. (4) The Marine Management Organisation must, within 7 days of allocating points under paragraph (3)(a) or of receiving notice under paragraph 3(b)— (a) include the points allocated by the points authority against M's name; and (b) notify the points information to M and the other points authorities. (5) The Marine Management Organisation must, within 7 days of receiving a statutory notification from the Scottish Ministers that they have allocated points to the master of a Scottish fishing boat in respect of a serious infringement in ... a third country— (a) include the points allocated by the Scottish Ministers against M's name; and (b) notify the Scottish Ministers that it has done so. (6) If the allocation of points under this regulation triggers a suspension or disqualification under regulation 10 or under a corresponding Scottish enactment, the Marine Management Organisation must ensure that the start date of the suspension or disqualification is at least one calendar day after it is included in the register.
8 Allocation of points in respect of convictions and administrative sanctions in ... third countries
(1) A master (“M”) who is charged with an offence in ... a third country may request that the points authority notify M— (a) whether the offence is a serious infringement; (b) of the points relating to any such serious infringement; and (c) whether the inclusion of those points in the register would trigger a suspension or disqualification under regulation 10. (2) The points authority must provide this information to M within 7 days of receiving M's request. (3) The points authority must, within 7 days of being satisfied that M has been convicted of, or received an administrative sanction in respect of, a serious infringement in ... a third country— (a) allocate to M the points relating to the serious infringement; and (b) notify the Marine Management Organisation of the allocation of points. (4) The Marine Management Organisation must, within 7 days of allocating points under paragraph (3)(a) or of receiving notice under paragraph 3(b)— (a) include the points allocated by the points authority against M's name; and (b) notify the points information to M and the other points authorities. (5) The Marine Management Organisation must, within 7 days of receiving a statutory notification from the Scottish Ministers that they have allocated points to the master of a Scottish fishing boat in respect of a serious infringement in ... a third country— (a) include the points allocated by the Scottish Ministers against M's name; and (b) notify the Scottish Ministers that it has done so. (6) If the allocation of points under this regulation triggers a suspension or disqualification under regulation 10 or under a corresponding Scottish enactment, the Marine Management Organisation must ensure that the start date of the suspension or disqualification is at least one calendar day after it is included in the register.
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