Wednesday 5 May 2010- London
This legislation will have a significant impact on ports, both in terms of how they are regulated and how they regulate their port users. There are currently great opportunities to influence the development of policy and the regulations that will determine how the new framework will work in practice. LA Marine has assembled a panel of speakers who are actively involved in this evolution, and invite you to attend a seminar on Wednesday 5 May 2010.
Speakers
Rear Admiral Chris Parry CBE, Chair of the Marine Management Organisation
Chris has a passionate personal interest in the coastal, maritime, historic and natural environments and extensive experience, as a professional seaman and aviator, of working at sea.
As the non-Executive Chair of the Marine Management Organisation (MMO), Chris will oversee the development and implementation of overall strategic direction of the MMO and will lead the appointed Board.
Roger Morris BSc, CEnv, FIEEM, FRES, AMICE Bright Angel Coastal Consultants
Head of Estuaries Conservation at English Nature and worked for Natural England dealing with port issues from 1998 until 2009. Currently Chairman of IEEM’s Marine ECIA Group and Defra representative on DG Environment’s Estuaries Expert Group. Andrew Hignett TD, BA Solicitor, Partner LA Marine
Dealing with port development proposals, including Harbour Revision Orders, harbour regulation, including application of the Habitats Directive, marine planning and the application of terrestrial planning to ports.
Date and venue
Wednesday 5 May 2010
Lester Aldridge, Kildare House, 3 Dorset Rise, London EC4Y 8EN
Programme
2.30pm Registration and refreshments
3.00pm Chairman’s introduction - Andrew Hignett
3.15pm The Marine Management Organisation and its relationship with ports - Chris Parry
Refreshments
4.15pm Marine SAC’s and Marine Conservation Zones: an exercise in uncertainty - Roger Morris
5.00pm Questions and answers 5.15pm Drinks Who should attend?
The seminar is aimed at ports, harbour authorities, marinas and regulators.
Cost
This seminar is free of charge to attend. As places are limited, please advise of any cancellations at least 48 hours in advance. Places are transferable.
Delegates must register to secure their place, so please book early to avoid disappointment.
How To Register
To secure your place at this seminar, email events@LA-law.com stating your name and full company details. Booking confirmation will be sent to all delegates in advance of the seminar. |
