A New Regulatory Framework for Low-Impact/High-Value Aquaculture in Nova Scotia

Meinhard Doelle; William Lahey

A New Regulatory Framework for Low-Impact/High-Value Aquaculture in Nova Scotia

Dalhousie University Schulich School of Law

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Abstract

The report is the result of a detailed assessment of aquaculture regulations in Nova Scotia. It proposes a new regulatory framework for the Nova Scotia aquaculture industry based on the principles of effectiveness, openness, transparency, accountability, proportionality, integration, and precaution. The report is based on a 18 months independent review of the industry and how it is regulated, as well as various forms of engagement with the public and key stakeholders. The report draws on regulatory practice in key jurisdictions around the world, including Scotland, Chile, the US, and other provinces in Canada.

Original language	Canadian English
Publication status	Published - Jan. 1 2014

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SDG 6 Clean Water and Sanitation
SDG 14 Life Below Water

Keywords

Aquaculture
Regulation
Governance
Proposed Regulatory Framework

Disciplines

Comparative and Foreign Law
Environmental Law
Jurisdiction
Law
Water Law

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