On Wed, 11 Aug 2010 14:51:58 +0100, [email protected] wrote: >Waterways Ireland has been drafting new bye-laws for some years now. >In accordance with what it calls "best practice" (and what others >might call "what suits it"), it has recently issued a draft to the >elect; hoi polloi need not apply for a copy. > >So big it up for Westmeath County Council (and get there before WI >does ...). > >http://www.westmeathcoco.ie//en/latestnews/title,6048,en.html > Interesting.
But it is a bit of un petit déjeuner d'un chien, isn't it? (e.g.in Ireland, all cruising craft stayed in overnight will be considered "residential" under the proposed bylaws) Coincidentally, the UK government is considering setting up a new navigation authority to take over (at least) the waterways currently managede by BW and EA. This body will need bylaws. I do hope they will be better than the proposed Irish ones. All good fun, eh? Adrian Adrian Stott Tel. UK (0)7956-299966
