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The Regulation prescribes the provisions for issuing a diving permit; the procedures for the issuance, refusal and cancellation of a permit for diving in a restricted area; the procedures for maintaining the register of issued permits; terms and conditions for using the issued permits; the amount and procedures for paying the State fee for the issuance of a permit for diving at ship wreck or sunken objects sites that are or may be hazardous to marine environment or cultural and historical values. According to the document, a natural person is entitled to dive in a restricted area other than bordering on the sea coastline, from a duly registered watercraft that is equipped with an automatic identification system.
The Regulation prescribes the provisions for issuing a diving permit; the procedures for the issuance, refusal and cancellation of a permit for diving in a restricted area; the procedures for maintaining the register of issued permits; terms and conditions for using the issued permits; the amount and procedures for paying the State fee for the issuance of a permit for diving at ship wreck or sunken objects sites that are or may be hazardous to marine environment or cultural and historical values
Title:
Cabinet Regulation No. 133 of 2016 on Marine Diving in Restricted Areas
Country:
Latvia
Type of document:
Regulation
Date of text:
2016
Data source:
Files:
Repealed:
No