This is a ban not regulation - the following is from advice given to the national park committee from the NP Director of Planning and the NP lawyer as found on their web site (Document No. NPA/01/2004 22nd March 2004) they stated ;
“The byelaw would only bring the seaplane under the nominal control of the Park Authority, and what is done with that control is thereafter determined by how the control is exercised. For this reason, the criteria could be a more powerful tool than the byelaw itself.” The list given “is not exclusive”.
That is, the policy after the byelaw is passed will be whatever they want it to be. Only 5 of the 25 committee members are elected - the rest have agendas - there is no right of appeal. Modern democratic scotland/UK - yeh right !!!
They have tried in the past and will try again to have overflights banned - how many national parks in the UK ?? That would leave about 5 square miles in the UK for GA use !!!!!
Precedent !!!
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If you have a boat - send the E-Mails. Imagine what's going to happen in the underwater parks !!!