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Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs July 2013 Consultation on Marine Licensing Applications - charges for monitoring and for varying licences Aggregates Dredging British Marine Aggregate Producers Association (BMAPA) Brett Group Britannia Aggregated Ltd Cemex UT Operations Ltd Cleveland Potash Ltd Dredging International UK Ltd Federation of Dredging Contractors Fitzpatrick Contractors Hanson Ltd Llanelli Sand Dredging Ltd Marine Aggregate Levy Sustainability Fund Regional Aggregates Working Party S E Marine Group Severn Sands Ltd South East & London Aggregates Working Party TMD Tarmac Marine Dredging Van Oord UK Ltd Westminster Dredging Westminster Gravels Commercial Fisherman’s Organisation Aberdeen Fish Producers Organisation Amble Seine Net & Keel Boat Association Andrew M Jackson Solicitors Anglesey & North Wales Fishermans Association Anglesey Boat Company Ltd Angling Trades Association Anglo North Irish Fish Producers Organisation Ltd Anglo Northern Ireland Fish Producers Association Anglo-Scottish Fishermens’ Association Arbroath Fishermans Association Ltd Association of Salmon Fishery Boards Association of Salmon Fishing Boards Association of Scottish Shellfish Growers Brixham Trawler Agents Cardigan Bay Fishermen’s Association Carmarthenshire Fishermen’s Federation Cornish Fish Producers Organisation (CFPO) Federation of Highlands & Island Fishermen Fife Fish Producers’ Organisation Fife Fishermen’s Association Fisheries and Angling Conservation Trust Ltd Fishermen’s Association Ltd Fishermen’s Mutual Association Eyemouth Ltd Fleetwood Fish Producers’ Organisation Ltd Grimsby Seiners Association Humberside & East Coast Inshore Fishermen Association Inner Camber Fishermen’s Association Moray Firth IFG Moray Firth Partnership Mudeford & District Fishermen’s Association National Federation of Anglers National Federation of Fishermen’s Organisation (NFFO) North East of Scotland Fishermen’s Organisation Ltd North Sea Commission Fishing Partnership North Sea Fishermen’s Organisation Ltd Northern Ireland Fish Producer’s Organisation Orkney Fish Producers Organisation Orkney Fishermen’s Society Ltd Outer Hebrides IFG Pelagic RAG Portland Fishermen’s Association Scallop Association Scottish Federation of Sea Anglers Scottish Fish Merchants Federation Scottish Fishermen’s Federation Scottish Fishing Council Sub Group Scottish Pelagic Fishermen’s Association Shellfish Association of Great Britain Shetland Aquaculture Shetland Fishermen’s Association South Coast Fishermen’s Council South Devon & Channel Shellfishermen Ltd South West Handline Fishermens Association Salmon & Trout Association (STA) Thanet Fishermen’s Association The Fish Producers Organisation Ltd Whitstable Fishermen’s Association Energy Association of Electricity Producers (AEP) Airtricity Holdings Ltd Alkane Energy Plc All-energy Opportunities Amec Wind Energy Amerada Hess Ltd Aquamarine Power Areva T & D Ltd AWS Ocean Energy Ltd B9 Energy Beacon Energy BP 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North York Moors National Park Authority North Yorkshire & Cleveland Coastal Forum Northern Ireland Coastal & Marine Forum Northern Ireland Marine Task Force Open Spaces Society Outdoor Writers Guild Owg Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority Pembrokeshire Coastal Forum Peoples Trust for Endangered Species Ramblers Ramsar Convention Secretariat Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (cymru) (Wales) Royal Society Wildlife Trusts (RSWT) Rye Bay Countryside Project Salcombe Kingsbridge Estuary Conservation Forum Save our Squirrels Scottish Coastal Forum Scottish Aquaculture Research Forum Scottish Coastal Forum Scottish Environmental Link Marine Task Force Scottish Equestrian Association Scottish Natural Heritage Scottish Seabird Centre Scottish Wildlife Trust Sea & Water Sea Anglers Conservation Network Sea Fish Industry Authority Sea Fishing Protection Authority Sea Mammal Research University Sea Trust Sefton Coast Sefton Coast 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