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Major changes affecting the whole of the UK accompanied the Marine and Coastal Access Act (MCAA) 2009, which introduced a hierarchical system of marine planning and a comprehensive approach to the licensing of marine activities, both of which make explicit reference to the management of the historic environment. In addition, sections on nature conservation (marine protected areas) and the management
of inshore fisheries also include provisions on the historic environment. The implementation of the MCAA 2009 varies between the home countries and is accompanied by equivalent provisions in the other ‘Marine Acts’: the Marine (Scotland) Act 2010; and the Marine Act (Northern Ireland) 2013. Notwithstanding, the overall effect of the Marine Acts collectively is that in each home country the management of the marine historic environment has become much more firmly embedded in marine management as a whole.
Major changes affecting the whole of the UK accompanied the [Marine and Coastal Access Act (MCAA) 2009|Bibliography#Marine and Coastal Access Act 2009|target='_blank'], which introduced a hierarchical system of marine planning and a comprehensive approach to the licensing of marine activities, both of which make explicit reference to the management of the historic environment. In addition, sections on nature conservation (marine protected areas) and the management
of inshore fisheries also include provisions on the historic environment. The implementation of the MCAA 2009 varies between the home countries and is accompanied by equivalent provisions in the other ‘Marine Acts’: the [Marine (Scotland) Act 2010|Bibliography#Marine (Scotland) Act 2010|target='_blank']; and the [Marine Act (Northern Ireland) 2013|Bibliography#Marine Act (Northern Ireland) 2013|target='_blank']. Notwithstanding, the overall effect of the Marine Acts collectively is that in each home country the management of the marine historic environment has become much more firmly embedded in marine management as a whole.
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UK-wide policy with respect to the historic environment is set out in the UK Marine Policy Statement (UK MPS) which has statutory application throughout the UK:
UK-wide policy with respect to the historic environment is set out in the [UK Marine Policy Statement|Bibliography#HM Government 2010|target='_blank'] (UK MPS) which has statutory application throughout the UK:
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