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Fish Health Inspectorate Service Charter

Details of the fish health inspectorate service charter.

The Fish Health Inspectorate is part of Marine Scotland, a directorate of the Scottish Government. The Inspectorate covers the whole of Scotland and comprises the operations manager, four technical managers, twelve fish health inspectors, one aquaculture planning co-ordinator, one aquaculture planning assistant and one administrator.

This document explains the standards and quality of service we aim to provide in our dealings with you. It tells you:

  • how to contact us
  • what we do
  • what you can expect from us, and the standards to which we work
  • what to do if you have a complaint or appeal
  • what we ask of you

This service charter will be periodically reviewed and updated where necessary.

Click here for the full press release

 

Channel website: http://www.gov.scot/

Original article link: https://www.gov.scot/publications/fish-health-inspectorate-service-charter/

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