Chapter 1 General Provisions Article 1 These rules are formulated in order to effectively implement the "Fisheries Law of the People's Republic of China" and its implementation rules and the "Shanghai Aquaculture Protection Regulations" (hereinafter referred to as the "Regulations").

Article 2 The people's governments at all levels of this city shall make unified plans for water areas, rationally develop and utilize them, and encourage the whole people, collective units and individuals to develop aquaculture.

Article 3 The fishery administrative departments and fishery supervision and management agencies at all levels in this city shall, in accordance with the "Regulations" and these detailed rules, follow the guidelines of focusing on breeding, focusing on breeding, fishing, and processing simultaneously, adapting measures to local conditions, and strengthening supervision and management.

, protect and promote the development of fishery production in this city.

This city's public security, industrial and commercial administration, finance, environmental protection, land, agriculture, water conservancy, port and navigation supervision and other departments should coordinate with the fishery supervision and management agency to implement these detailed rules.

Chapter 2 Supervision and Management of Fisheries Article 4 This city implements unified leadership and hierarchical management of fishery supervision and management: (1) The municipal fishery supervision and management agency is responsible for the fishery supervision and management of the Yangtze River and Huangpu River waters within this city.

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(2) The fishery supervision and management of rivers, lakes, tidal flats, intensive fish ponds and other waters within the county (district) shall be the responsibility of the county (district) fishery supervision and management agency.

(3) The fishery supervision and management of Yuangouzhai River, ponds and other small water bodies within the scope of the township (town) shall be the responsibility of the township (town) people's government or the affiliated township (town) fishery supervision and management agency.

(4) The fishery supervision and management of waters within the scope of state-owned farms shall be the responsibility of the farm fishery supervision and management agency.

(5) The fishery supervision and management of cross-county (district) waters within the scope of this city shall be managed by the relevant county (district) fishery supervision and management agencies through consultation.

The supervision and management agency shall formulate management measures in consultation with the relevant provincial (county) fishery supervision and management agencies.

Article 5 The people's governments at all levels of this city shall, in accordance with the "Regulations", determine the right to use fishery waters for aquaculture and issue aquaculture use certificates: (1) All rivers, lakes, tidal flats and intensive fish ponds within the county (district)

For aquaculture production in other fishery waters, the breeding unit or individual shall submit an application to the local township (town) people's government or the fishery supervision and management agency. After approval, it shall be submitted to the county (district) fishery supervision and management agency for review, and the county (district) fishery supervision and management agency shall

) The people's government approves and issues a breeding license.

(2) For those who carry out aquaculture production in Yuangouzhai River, ponds and other small fishery waters within the scope of the township (town), the aquaculture unit or individual shall submit an application to the township (town) people's government or the affiliated fishery supervision and management agency.

After review and approval, the township (town) people's government will issue a breeding use certificate.

(3) Where cross-county (district) fishery waters are used for aquaculture production, the breeding unit or individual shall submit an application to the relevant county (district) fishery supervision and management agency. After review and approval, the relevant county (district) people's government

Jointly issue breeding licenses.

(4) Where aquaculture production is carried out in fishery waters within the scope of state-owned farms, the aquaculture unit or individual shall apply to the fishery supervision and management agency of the Municipal Farm Bureau. After review and approval, the Municipal Farm Bureau shall issue a breeding use certificate.

(5) Where aquaculture production is carried out in the fishery waters of municipal state-owned aquaculture farms, the user unit shall submit an application to the fishery supervision and management agency of the county (district) where it is located. After review and approval, the people's government of the county (district) where it is located shall issue an application.

Give breeding license.

Breeding use certificates are uniformly printed by the municipal fishery administrative department.

Article 6 Anyone engaged in the breeding industry shall stock no less than 300 fingerlings per mu per year from the date of receiving the breeding license.

The specifications of stocking fish species are: herring, grass carp, silver carp and bighead carp over 11.5 cm (less than 50 fish per kilogram); carp over 10 cm (less than 60 fish per kilogram); bream and crucian carp over 8 cm

and above (less than 100 tails per kilogram).

Those smaller than the above specifications will not be included in the actual stocking number.

If the number of fish species is not stocked according to the above-mentioned regulations, the idle fee for fishery waters will be calculated according to the following formula based on the number of fish species missing: Idle fee for fishery waters = market price of fish species per specification × (specified number of fish species – actual number of fish stocks) for fishery waters.

The idle fee is collected by the fishery supervision and management agency and serves as a fishery resources enhancement and protection fund for the enhancement and protection of fishery resources.

Article 7 To fill in intensive fish ponds belonging to municipal commercial fish production bases, the filling unit shall submit an application to the local county (district) fishery administrative department. After review, the application shall be submitted to the municipal fishery administrative department for approval.

To fill in other fishery waters such as intensive fish ponds, the filling unit shall submit an application to the local county (district) fishery administrative department and submit it to the county (district) people's government for approval.

The document approving the filling of intensive fish ponds shall be copied by the approving unit to the county (district) land management department for record.

Compensation fees, resettlement subsidies and fish pond development fees should be paid in one lump sum when the intensive fish ponds are filled.

The requisition of intensive fish ponds that are municipally managed commercial fish production bases must be approved by the municipal fishery administrative department.

The requisition of other fishery waters such as intensive fish ponds must be approved by the county (district) fishery administrative department and then reported to the county (district) people's government for approval.