Results 1-5 of 5 for sfpa speaker:Alan Shatter
- Written Answers — Department of Defence: Departmental Consultations (15 Jan 2014)
Alan Shatter: ...of Technology, Carlow Mr. Arnaud Disant Killybegs Fishermen’s Organisation Ltd Sinn Féin The Federation of Irish Fishermen Irish Planning Institute Mr. Liam Kenny Irish Chamber of Shipping Sea Fisheries Protection Authority (SFPA) Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA) Mr. Ger O’Connor Coastal and Marine Research Centre, University...
- Written Answers — Department of Defence: Naval Service Operations (18 Jun 2013)
Alan Shatter: ...with quota and other conservation legislation under the Common Fisheries Policy, Naval Service fisheries protection operations and priorities are agreed each year between the Sea Fisheries Protection Authority (SFPA) and the Naval Service. For 2013, the Naval Service is committed to 1,267 patrol days whilst the Air Corps will carry out 300 maritime air patrols. The role of the Naval...
- Naval Service Operations (21 Sep 2011)
Alan Shatter: ...them to port. Fishing vessels detained by the Naval Service at sea are handed over at a port to An Garda SÃochána for arrest. The Naval Service assists the Sea-Fisheries Protection Authority, SFPA, in promoting compliance with and deterring contraventions of the Common Fisheries Policy. The SFPA liaises regularly with the Naval Service and inter alia the Fisheries Monitoring Centre,...
- Naval Service Operations (28 Jun 2011)
Alan Shatter: I propose to take Questions Nos. 49 and 56 together. The Naval Service assists the Sea Fisheries Protection Authority, SFPA, in promoting compliance with and deterring contraventions of the Common Fisheries Policy. The SFPA liaises regularly with the Naval Service and, inter alia, the Fisheries Monitoring Centre, FMC, and the Air Corps. To achieve strict compliance with quota and other...
- Naval Service Operations (28 Jun 2011)
Alan Shatter: The Naval Service assists the SFPA in promoting compliance and the SFPA liaises regularly with the Naval Service and the FMC. There is continual interaction between the services, which can result in the Naval Service making a decision that it is appropriate to intervene with a particular vessel.