A. A marine patrol officer;

B. The licensed owner;

C. Any person having written permission from the licensed owner commissioner;

D. Any person authorized by rule pursuant to subsection 2.

2. Adoption of rules required. The commissioner shall promulgate adopt rules, no later than January 1, 1990, authorizing the removal of traps, warps, buoys or cars that are washed up above the mean low tide mark or are otherwise abandoned or lost.

3. Prohibition. Traps, warps, buoys or cars may not be used for fishing by any person other than the licensed owner unless with written permission from the licensed owner commissioner.

4. Additional penalty. If the holder of a lobster and crab fishing license violates this section by cutting a lobster trap line, the court shall:

A. Order that person to pay to the owner of the trap line that was cut an amount equal to twice the replacement value of all traps lost as a result of that cutting; and

B. Direct that person to provide proof of payment of that restitution to the Commissioner of Marine Resources commissioner as required by section 6402, subsection 1.

A penalty imposed under this subsection is in addition to any penalty imposed under section 6204.

Sec. 6. 12 MRSA §6451, sub-§1, as amended by PL 2003, c. 20, Pt. WW, §5, is further amended to read:

1. Allocation of license fees. Ten dollars of each $113.75 fee, $10 of each $114 fee, $20 of each $228.50 fee, $30 of each $341.25 fee and $5 of each $56 fee for each lobster and crab fishing license must be allocated to the Lobster Fund, which must be used for the purposes of lobster biology research, of propagation of lobsters by liberating seed lobsters and female