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    #36, Ray. The proposal is for a trial opening day - already mentioned much earlier in the comments. The 'crippling costs' of this day will be borne by the port, the demands probably sit around safety and security and are set out for the trial day so that both the port management and the DSAA can learn from a live event what works/can work and what doesn't. After the trial day there are due to be further meetings and discussions using the lessons learnt from the trial day to hammer out a more permanent arrangement that does not involve crippling costs or unachievable demands but does discharge the port management's responsibilities and liabilities with regards to the safety and security of people on its estate and allows angling to continue.

    The entire exercise is supposed to set a framework that allows both port management and DSAA to work together to deliver a long term and sustainable return for sea angling from the pier.

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