532 Deputy Paul Connaughton asked the Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources the reason the Central Fisheries Board introduced a new compulsory licence on the River Suck more than four years ago for course angling; the basis of the implementation of such a licence on the River Suck; the further reason it was found not necessary to have a similar licence on other course angling rivers elsewhere here; the number of tourist angling accommodation units which have ceased trading in the River Suck region since the introduction of the new permit; the amount of revenue generated by the licence permit system over the past four years in the region; the cost of enforcing and administering this particular scheme on the River Suck over the past four years; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [28099/09]

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532 Deputy Paul Connaughton asked the Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources the reason the Central Fisheries Board introduced a new compulsory licence on the River Suck more than four years ago for course angling; the basis of the implementation of such a licence on the River Suck; the further reason it was found not necessary to have a similar licence on other course angling rivers elsewhere here; the number of tourist angling accommodation units which have ceased trading in the River Suck region since the introduction of the new permit; the amount of revenue generated by the licence permit system over the past four years in the region; the cost of enforcing and administering this particular scheme on the River Suck over the past four years; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [28099/09]

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1. 7 July 2009

   Fishing Licences.

   532 Deputy Paul Connaughton asked the Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources the reason the Central Fisheries Board introduced a new compulsory licence on the River Suck more than four years ago for course angling; the basis of the implementation of such a licence on the River Suck; the further reason it was found not necessary to have a similar licence on other course angling rivers elsewhere here; the number of tourist angling accommodation units which have ceased trading in the River Suck region since the introduction of the new permit; the amount of revenue generated by the licence permit system over the past four years in the region; the cost of enforcing and administering this particular scheme on the River Suck over the past four years; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [28099/09]

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