Description
Stakeholders believe that the most effective way to assist in aquaculture regulation and licensing is by having one contact person for the producer, with whom they can interact directly throughout the pre-application and application process. The Aquaculture Liaison Officer is primarily involved in assisting the producer with the completion of the application. This differs to the “one-stop-shop” which deals with the decision making process of an application and coordinates any communication between the applicant, regulators, decision makers and any other relevant stakeholders or parties.
The Aquaculture Liaison Officer should provide:
- Guidance and input in the preliminary planning stages
- Assistance in the pre-application assessments
- Access to and expertise on, the use of planning models and tools which could be used to assist with site identification and selection, and early stage business and production planning
- Continuous communication, feedback, and advice throughout the application process
- Liaison with others actors involved in the process on behalf of the applicant
Details
- Original Author(s)
- Tools for Assessment and Planning of Aquaculture Sustainability - TAPAS - consortium partners led by the University of Stirling
- Topic(s)
- Regulatory and Administrative Framework, Producer and Market Organisations
- Geographical Coverage
- European
- Date
- March, 2016 - February, 2020
- Source