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Guidance on activities that may require a marine licence.
Details of how to apply for a marine licence, what documents you need to provide, how much it costs and how long it will take
This guidance provides definitions for some commonly-used terms on the subject of marine licensing.
Find marine planning information for England, including data on marine licenses, environmental designations and policy information from regional marine plans.
Fees information for the different marine licences and associated work.
Harbour Orders are a form of delegated legislation made under the Harbours Act 1964 (HA 1964), which either amends existing harbour legislation or introduces new harbour legislation.
Details of sediment and sample analysis for marine licence applications.
Find out which activities may be exempt from requiring a marine licence and what you need to do in such circumstances.
Information about impact assessments for marine licence applications.
Why you need a marine wildlife licence if you are going to disturb a protected species, how to apply and how to report an incident.
This guidance outlines the circumstances under which a marine licence may be required from the Marine Management Organisation.
These are the Marine licence requirements for construction activities taking place within the Marine Management Organisation's jurisdiction.
Work out if your activity qualifies for the self-service marine licensing process
The timeline illustrates how the assessment and approval process works once an application for a marine licence has been validated.
An accelerated licensing process may apply to some applications for dredging activity.
This guidance outlines the circumstances under which a marine licence may be required from the marine management organisation.
How to notify the Marine Management Organisation that you are carrying out a seismic or geophysical survey.
The strategy sets out the Marine Management Organisation's overall approach to achieving compliance.
The standard terms that apply when we charge for giving planning or marine licence advice.
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