Fisheries Management Act

The Fisheries Management Act is a law designed to ensure sustainable use of fish populations. It sets rules and guidelines for fishing practices to prevent overfishing, protect aquatic ecosystems, and preserve fish species for future generations. The act regulates fishing seasons, quotas, and methods, and can establish protected areas. By managing these activities, the law aims to balance economic interests with environmental health, ensuring that fish populations remain healthy and ecosystems remain balanced for long-term sustainability.