P-06-1213 Ban leisure use of Seadoo/jet ski in Cymru. Except in strictly controlled designated areas

P-06-1213 Ban leisure use of Seadoo/jet ski in Cymru. Except in strictly controlled designated areas

Completed

 

This petition was submitted by Richard Jenkins, having collected a total of 1,432 signatures.

 

Text of Petition:                    

Our wildlife and their habitats are already under savage attack from creeping civilisation, resource exploitation, pollution and climate change. To allow the uncontrolled use of these noisy, dangerous, polluting leisure vehicles, to add to that damage is irresponsible! They offer no other service to mankind other than a fleeting spasm of excitement. This is both wasteful and irresponsible.

 

Additional Information:

There are daily recorded and unrecorded occurrences of disturbance, aggression and harm to both other sea users and wildlife. Many instances of physical harm and even death to both animals and humans. The recreational use of these dangerous high powered vehicle is almost completely uncontrolled. They must be banned from all areas excepting possible specific small areas set aside for these selfish people to damage themselves alone. This may prove too difficult. In that case ban them completely from Cymru.

 

photography of man riding personal watercraft during daytime

 

 

Status

This petition was considered completed by the Petitions Committee at its meeting on 15/05/2023.

 

The Committee considered the petition and decided that, as the Minister has decided not to legislate in this area, there was nothing more they could do other than thank the petition and close the petition.

 

Full details of the consideration of this petition by the Committee and related documents can be seen on the Meetings tab above.

 

It was first considered by the Petitions Committee on 15/11/2021.

 

 

Senedd Constituency and Region

  • Bridgend
  • South Wales West

 

Further information

 

 

 

 

Business type: Petition

Reason considered: Senedd Business;

Status: For consideration

First published: 01/11/2021