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Actions to promote. AIDCP dolphin-safe tuna
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Actions to promote. AIDCP dolphin safe tuna a) Promotional video: The promotional video is in the final stage of production, the company hired already concluded the contract and, although it is possible to revise the current production, major 1. The visual presentation of the subtitles in some of the interviews should be improved to ensure that they are legible. Specifically, in frames where the subtitles appear against a white back- ground, the color of the text should be changed in order to provide greater contrast. 2. The English translation of the subtitles should be improved, as in some instances it appears that the wrong word is used or there are spelling errors. 3. The AIDCP, and specifically the reduction of dolphin mortalities achieved, should be put in con- text as the outcome of the efforts made under the La Jolla Agreement as well as under the AIDCP. 4. The reference to fishing for tunas in association with dolphins catching exclusively adult tunas should be revised. 5. It should be clarified that AIDCP data represent the observed mortality of dolphins in the fishery, and not necessarily the total dolphin mortality. 6. It is recommendable to reduce the duration of the video by eliminating some portions of some interviews that provide redundant information. 7. It should be ensured that the information shows correctly the AIDCP area. 8. The comparison with other accepted fishing mechanisms or gears that are used in the EPO should be omitted. 9. The video should put the importance of the dolphin fishery in context by expressing what per- centage of EPO caught tuna are caught in dolphin sets. b) Informational pamphlet: The Secretariat stated that the draft promotional leaflet attached to Doc- ument DSP-20-04, which was distributed during the meeting and which is available to consult on the website, contains the observations made by the Parties in the intersessional period. After reviewing the pamphlet, the Secretariat was instructed to revise the material, to reflect the relationship and role that the La Jolla Agreement played in the transition from a system of scant regulation to the one that has been developed with the AIDCP and evaluate the efforts made before that Agreement.

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