 Sea Fisheries Act, Mount Vema 2017 2017 No. 14 Order No.14 SI/MV2017/14 Made: 21st of July 2017, in accordance with the 2006 Declaration of Sovereignty Royal Mount Vema Seal of Approval: Granted 22nd of July 2017 Comes into Operation: 24th of July 2017 The Sea Fisheries legislation of Mount Vema, is an Act to make provision with respect to the levies which may be imposed on, to make further provision for the regulation of sea fishing, to make provision with respect to fishing boats and gear lost or abandoned at sea; and for connected purposes. 
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