Department of Forestry Revokes West Coast Rock Lobster Fishing Rights
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Updated Oct 1
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What happened
The Department of Forestry revoked commercial fishing rights in the West Coast following an investigation into an applicant operating in the rock lobster sector. The investigation found an alleged fronting arrangement involving the transfer of the rights, which was intended to raise R350,000 for a trucking business.
From timeslive.co.za
Why it matters
The revocation of fishing rights directly impacts the rock lobster sector in the West Coast. The investigation revealed that the intended buyer was allegedly used as a front to allow another businessman access to the lucrative fishing rights.
From timeslive.co.za
Who's involved
- Department of ForestryGovernment agency that revoked the commercial fishing rights in the West Coast
- West CoastGeographic region where the rock lobster fishing rights were held
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The entities involved
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West Coast
region of Tasmania, Australia
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Department of Forestry
government organization in Lilongwe, Malawi
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