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Cyber Security Code of Practice ISPS Code & Maritime Security Regs Network & Information Systems Directive Environment Common Fisheries Policy Transport & Works Act 1992 Port Services Regulation Port Governance Guidance 2017 Public Health (Ships) Regs 79/07 Lifting Operations/ Work Equipment Regs SOLAS Pilot Boarding & Heaving Lines Port Marine Safety Code Security Safety Planning Transport/ General A selection of legislation and regulations that affect UK ports Borders & Trade Health & Safety at Work Act Work at Height Regulations 2005 Project Cyclamen Project Kraken Birds & Habitats Directive Port Reception Facilities Directive Alternative Fuels Infrastructure Directive Marine Strategy Framework Directive Ballast Water Management Convention Water Regulations Advisory Scheme National Ports Policy Statement Merchant Shipping Act 1995 Clean Air Strategy AQ Strategies (England) Marine Navigation Act 2013 Marine & Coastal Access Act Port Master Planning Guidance Ports Policy & Devolution Customs Excise Modernisation Act 1979 Trade (Cross Border) Act 2018 Immigration Acts Town and Country Planning Act Ports Act 1991 Harbours, Docks, Piers Clauses Act 1847 Crown Estate Crown Estate (Scotland) Harbours Act 1964 Planning Act 2008 Marine Spatial Planning Directive Terrorism Act 2000 MCZs / MPAs

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BritishPortsAssociation

Cyber Security Code of PracticeISPS

Code& Maritime

SecurityRegs

Network &Information

SystemsDirective

Environment

Common Fisheries

Policy Transport& WorksAct 1992

PortServices

Regulation

PortGovernance

Guidance2017

Public Health

(Ships) Regs79/07

LiftingOperations/

WorkEquipment

Regs

SOLASPilot Boarding

& HeavingLines

PortMarineSafetyCode

Security

Safety

Planning

Transport/General

A selection of legislation and regulations that affect UK ports

UK Port Legislation and Regulation: Health Ratings

Borders &Trade

Health &Safety atWork Act

Work atHeight

Regulations2005

ProjectCyclamen

ProjectKraken

Birds &HabitatsDirective

PortReceptionFacilitiesDirective

AlternativeFuels

InfrastructureDirective

MarineStrategy

FrameworkDirectiveBallast Water

ManagementConvention Water

RegulationsAdvisoryScheme National

PortsPolicy

Statement

Reporting

Formalities

Directive/

NSW

MerchantShippingAct 1995

Clean AirStrategy

AQ Strategies(England)

MarineNavigationAct 2013

Marine &Coastal

Access Act Port Master

PlanningGuidance

Ports Policy& Devolution

CustomsExcise

ModernisationAct 1979 Trade

(CrossBorder)Act 2018

ImmigrationActs

Town andCountryPlanning

ActPorts Act1991

Harbours,Docks, Piers

ClausesAct 1847

Crown EstateCrown Estate

(Scotland)

Harbours Act1964

Planning Act2008

Marine SpatialPlanningDirective

TerrorismAct 2000

MCZs /MPAs

BritishPortsAssociation

ISPSCode

& MaritimeSecurity

Regs

Network &Information

SystemsDirective

Common Fisheries

Policy

PortServices

Regulation

PortGovernance

Guidance2017

SOLASPilot Boarding

& HeavingLines

PortMarineSafetyCode

Birds &Habitats

Directives

MerchantShipping

Act

Clean AirStrategy

AQ Strategies(England)

Marine &Coastal

Access Act Harbours Act

1964

Ports Policy& Devolution

Devolution working well in Scotland& Wales but continued successrelies on proper funding.UK wide consensus on ports beingindependent and competitiveworking well

Somewhat rushed inEngland but notunreasonable policy thatrecognises variance inindustry circumstances

Developed in consultationwith industry and useful forall type and size oforganisations that own ormanage harbour and portfacilities

Good compliance and engagement fromports, but some resource/scaling issuesfor smaller ports and terminals

Close engagement withindustry during ongoingimplementation

Legislation governingport development stillfit for purpose Starting to creak with age,

and several importantloopholes need closing

Totally blind to the uniquestructure of the independentand competitive UK portsindustry

Will need a completeoverhaul to sustain andgrow all sectors of theUK fishing industry

Continuing issues withdangerously weightedheaving lines and non-compliant boardingladders

Maritime Securityregulations and guidancehas not kept pace withmodern challenges,practice, and technology

Designations withinport limits do notmake sense forindustry or wildlife

Well meaning buttoothless marine planshave been met with apathyand a lack of industryengagement