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Sections 5 and 11.
F1SI 1999/859
Para. 1 rep. by SI 1999/859
2The Commission shall have, in addition and without prejudice to any powers given to it under any other provision of this Act, power to do any of the following things—
(a)to take legal proceedings for the enforcement of any provision of this Act or of any regulations made under this Act [F2 or in the Foyle Area[F3 or the Carlingford Area] of any law with respect to fisheries;]
(b)to purchase or take on lease any fishery or any establishment for the artificial propagation or rearing of salmon, trout or other freshwater fish and to operate any fishery and any such establishment;
(c)to apply and expend, subject to the provisions of this Act, all money paid to the Commission in such manner as the Commission thinks proper for the government, management, maintenance or improvement of the fisheries of the Foyle Area[F3 or the Carlingford Area];
(d)to execute such works and do such things as the Commission considers expedient for the purpose of its functions.
F3SI 1999/859
3(1)Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act, the Commission may at its discretion, during the transitional period, control, manage and deal with the fishing in that part of the tidal waters of the Foyle Area vested in the Ministry and the Minister which lies between an imaginary straight line drawn across the River Foyle to join the points where the southernmost boundary of the county of Londonderry meets the river on each side and the defined mouth of the river.
(2)The transitional period for the purpose of this paragraph shall be the period of three years commencing on the establishment date or such longer period as the Ministry and the Minister may from time to time fix by agreement.
Paras. 4‐14 rep. by SI 1999/859
15The Commission may purchase and take on lease such land and build, equip and maintain such premises as it considers necessary for the performance of its functions and may sell or lease any such land or premises no longer required by it for that purpose.
Paras. 16‐19 rep. by SI 1999/859
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