Fiskevård och delning av fiske vid lantmäteriförrättningar : Studie av FBL 3 kap 8 §

AbstractThis bachelor thesis was performed at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm on behalf of the Land Survey Authority. The thesis is about fish conservation and division of fishing water at official duty. It is the Land Survey Authority that examines division of fisheries, but before a case can be implemented, certain requirements must be achieved such as FBL 3:8, which prevent divisions that are deleterious for fish conservation. The purpose of this thesis is: to obtain a clearer view how FBL 3:8 should be applied in practice, how the application differs between the offices in central Sweden, and how fish care is regulated at both international and national levels. At an international level, in EU the commercial fishery is regulated through the common fisheries policy (CFP). The fisheries policy consists of a reform that will last for 10 years. CFP is a multi-objective policy, consisting of four principal components: a conservation policy, a structural policy, a market policy, and finally, third-country agreements and international conventions. National, it is the recreation fishery that is regulated. The authority inSwedenthat is responsible for the fish conservation areas is the county administrative board and is also the one who ensures that the regional objectives are followed. To find out how the application of FBL 3:8 appears in central Sweden, a questionnaire was sent to the counties in Stockholm, Uppsala and Örebro, containing 15 questions of both fish conservation and fish easement character. The survey responses show wide agreement with each other. For example, that the numbers of cases that include dividing fishing water are few, that fishing easements basically had never been granted and that the land surveying authority consults with the County Administration Board when the issues of fish dividing occurs. The three land surveying offices also say that they follow the consultant statements from the consultation. The archipelago In the Baltic Sea is already so fragmented that further division almost never happen because the county opposes it. To finding out how FBL 3:8 should be applied, the land surveying authority’s manual was useful. When a surveyor decides how the fish conservation is affected by a real estate action, consultation with fishery consultant in the county is the most important basis. The County Board is an authority with supervision but it also has an advisory role