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We have heard evidence suggesting that the Marine Management Organisation may be acting as a stumbling block rather than a facilitator of a thriving maritime economy. The Minister for Maritime needs to work with the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs to improve operations within the Marine Management Organisation and the service received by ports, which rely on it for prompt advice in securing development while preserving the marine environment. (Paragraph 124) 58 Mari...

We have heard evidence suggesting that the Marine Management Organisation may be acting as a stumbling block rather than a facilitator of a thriving maritime economy. The Minister for Maritime needs to work with the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs to improve operations within the Marine Management Organisation and the service received by ports, which rely on it for prompt advice in securing development while preserving the marine environment. (Paragraph 124) 58 Maritime 2050 Type: conclusion | Number: 23 | Response status: under_consideration Government response: The Government notes the recommendation. DfT will work with industry this summer, through existing forums, to understand the precise nature of the issues being experienced. This will enable a robust action plan to be set in partnership with the Marine Management Organisation (MMO). As previously out