15 [Power of appropriate agency] to use [screens] etc to limit movements of salmon and trout
Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries Act 1975 (1975 c 51) | Legislation

15  [Power of appropriate agency] to use [screens] etc to limit movements of salmon and trout

(1)     [The appropriate agency—]

(a)     may cause a [screen] or [screens] of such form and dimensions as [it] may determine to be placed and maintained, at the [expense of the appropriate agency, at a suitable] place in any watercourse, mill race, cut, leat, conduit or other channel for conveying water for any purpose from any waters frequented by salmon or migratory trout; and

(b)     may cause any watercourse, mill race, cut, leat, conduit or other channel in which a [screen] is placed under

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