Common use of CATCH REPORTS Clause in Contracts

CATCH REPORTS. All Active Member vessels fishing groundfish will be required to submit complete 34 catch records to the Sector Manager electronically via VMS email or other electronic means prior to 35 entering port to end a trip. Catch reports will include, at a minimum, all data elements of a fully 36 compliant VTR logbook record/s. The Sector Manager may modify, at his/her discretion, the 37 frequency of reporting transmissions and/or additional data to be submitted, to meet programmatic 38 needs, such as, but not limited to, participation in a SAP, or internal quota management 39 requirements. In the event a Member vessel is unable to submit his catch records electronically, the 1 Member, will have no more than twenty‐four (24) hours to provide such reports in hard copy to the 2 Sector Manager, upon completion of vessel offload. 3

CATCH REPORTS. All Active Member vessels fishing groundfish will be required to submit complete 34 catch records to the Sector Manager electronically via VMS email or other electronic means prior to 35 entering port to end a trip. Catch reports will include, at a minimum, all data elements of a fully 36 compliant VTR logbook record/s. The Sector Manager may modify, at his/her discretion, the 37 frequency of reporting transmissions and/or additional data to be submitted, to meet programmatic 38 needs, such as, but not limited to, 38 participation in a SAP, or internal quota management 39 requirements. In the event a Member vessel is 1 unable to submit his catch records electronically, the 1 Member, will have no more than twenty‐four (24) hours to provide such reports in hard copy to the 2 Sector Manager, upon completion of vessel offload. 3twenty-four

CATCH REPORTS. All Active Member vessels fishing groundfish will be required to submit complete 34 30 catch records to the Sector Manager electronically via VMS email or other electronic means prior to 35 31 entering port to end a trip. Catch reports will include, at a minimum, all data elements of a fully 36 32 compliant VTR logbook record/s. The Sector Manager may modify, at his/her discretion, the 37 33 frequency of reporting transmissions and/or additional data to be submitted, to meet programmatic 38 needs, such as, but not limited to, 34 participation in a SAP, or internal quota management 39 requirements. In the event a Member vessel is 35 unable to submit his catch records electronically, the 1 Member, will have no more than twenty‐four (24) hours to provide such reports in hard copy to the 2 Sector Manager, upon completion of vessel offload. 3twenty‐four

CATCH REPORTS. All Active Member vessels fishing groundfish will be required to submit complete 34 26 catch records to the Sector Manager electronically via VMS email or other electronic means prior to 35 27 entering port to end a trip. Catch reports will include, at a minimum, all data elements of a fully 36 28 compliant VTR logbook record/s. The Sector Manager may modify, at his/her discretion, the 37 29 frequency of reporting transmissions and/or additional data to be submitted, to meet programmatic 38 needs, such as, but not limited to, 30 participation in a SAP, or internal quota management 39 requirements. In the event a Member vessel is 31 unable to submit his catch records electronically, the 1 Member, will have no more than twenty‐four 32 (24) hours to provide such reports in hard copy to the 2 Sector Manager, upon completion of vessel offload. 333

CATCH REPORTS. All Active Member vessels fishing groundfish will be required to submit complete 34 35 catch records to the Sector Manager electronically via VMS email or other electronic means prior to 35 36 entering port to end a trip. Catch reports will include, at a minimum, all data elements of a fully 36 37 compliant VTR logbook record/s. The Sector Manager may modify, at his/her discretion, the 37 38 frequency of reporting transmissions and/or additional data to be submitted, to meet programmatic 38 needs, such as, but not limited to, 39 participation in a SAP, or internal quota management 39 requirements. In the event a Member vessel is 1 unable to submit his catch records electronically, the 1 Member, will have no more than twenty‐four (24) hours to provide such reports in hard copy to the 2 Sector Manager, upon completion of vessel offload. 3twenty‐four

CATCH REPORTS. All Active Member vessels fishing groundfish will be required to submit complete 34 catch records to the Sector Manager electronically via VMS email or other electronic means prior to 35 entering port to end a trip. Catch reports will include, at a minimum, all data elements of a fully 36 compliant VTR logbook record/s. The Sector Manager may modify, at his/her discretion, the 37 frequency of reporting transmissions and/or additional data to be submitted, to meet programmatic 38 needs, such as, but not limited to, participation in a SAP, or internal quota management 39 requirements. In the event a Member vessel is unable to submit his catch records electronically, the 1 Member, will have no more than twenty‐four twenty-four (24) hours to provide such reports in hard copy to the 2 Sector Manager, upon completion of vessel offload. 3

CATCH REPORTS. All Active Member vessels fishing groundfish will be required to submit complete 34 26 catch records to the Sector Manager electronically via VMS email or other electronic means prior to 35 27 entering port to end a trip. Catch reports will include, at a minimum, all data elements of a fully 36 28 compliant VTR logbook record/s. The Sector Manager may modify, at his/her discretion, the 37 29 frequency of reporting transmissions and/or additional data to be submitted, to meet programmatic 38 needs, such as, but not limited to, 30 participation in a SAP, or internal quota management 39 requirements. In the event a Member vessel is 31 unable to submit his catch records electronically, the 1 Member, will have no more than twenty‐four twenty-four 32 (24) hours to provide such reports in hard copy to the 2 Sector Manager, upon completion of vessel offload. 333

CATCH REPORTS. All Active Member vessels fishing groundfish will be required to submit complete 34 31 catch records to the Sector Manager electronically via VMS email or other electronic means prior to 35 32 entering port to end a trip. Catch reports will include, at a minimum, all data elements of a fully 36 33 compliant VTR logbook record/s. The Sector Manager may modify, at his/her discretion, the 37 34 frequency of reporting transmissions and/or additional data to be submitted, to meet programmatic 38 needs, such as, but not limited to, 35 participation in a SAP, or internal quota management 39 requirements. In the event a Member vessel is 36 unable to submit his catch records electronically, the 1 Member, will have no more than twenty‐four (24) hours to provide such reports in hard copy to the 2 Sector Manager, upon completion of vessel offload. 3twenty‐four

CATCH REPORTS. All Active Member vessels fishing groundfish will be required to submit complete 34 28 catch records to the Sector Manager electronically via VMS email or other electronic means prior to 35 29 entering port to end a trip. Catch reports will include, at a minimum, all data elements of a fully 36 30 compliant VTR logbook record/s. The Sector Manager may modify, at his/her discretion, the 37 31 frequency of reporting transmissions and/or additional data to be submitted, to meet programmatic 38 32 needs, such as, but not limited to, participation in a SAP, or internal quota management 39 33 requirements. In the event a Member vessel is unable to submit his catch records electronically, the 1 34 Member, will have no more than twenty‐four (24) hours to provide such reports in hard copy to the 2 35 Sector Manager, upon completion of vessel offload. 336

CATCH REPORTS. All Active Member vessels fishing groundfish will be required to submit complete 34 31 catch records to the Sector Manager electronically via VMS email or other electronic means prior to 35 32 entering port to end a trip. Catch reports will include, at a minimum, all data elements of a fully 36 33 compliant VTR logbook record/s. The Sector Manager may modify, at his/her discretion, the 37 frequency 34 of reporting transmissions and/or additional data to be submitted, to meet programmatic 38 needs, such 35 as, but not limited to, participation in a SAP, or internal quota management 39 requirements. In the event event 36 a Member vessel is unable to submit his catch records electronically, the 1 Member, will have no more 37 than twenty‐four (24) hours to provide such reports in hard copy to the 2 Sector Manager, upon 38 completion of vessel offload. 339

CATCH REPORTS. All Active Member vessels fishing groundfish will be required to submit complete 34 30 catch records to the Sector Manager electronically via VMS email or other electronic means prior to 35 31 entering port to end a trip. Catch reports will include, at a minimum, all data elements of a fully 36 32 compliant VTR logbook record/s. The Sector Manager may modify, at his/her discretion, the 37 33 frequency of reporting transmissions and/or additional data to be submitted, to meet programmatic 38 needs, such as, but not limited to, 34 participation in a SAP, or internal quota management 39 requirements. In the event a Member vessel is 35 unable to submit his catch records electronically, the 1 Member, will have no more than twenty‐four (24) hours to provide such reports in hard copy to the 2 Sector Manager, upon completion of vessel offload. 3twenty-four

CATCH REPORTS. All Active Member vessels fishing groundfish will be required to submit complete 34 catch records to the Sector Manager electronically via VMS email or other electronic means prior to 35 entering port to end a trip. Catch reports will include, at a minimum, all data elements of a fully 36 compliant VTR logbook record/s. The Sector Manager may modify, at his/her discretion, the 37 frequency of reporting transmissions and/or additional data to be submitted, to meet programmatic 38 needs, such as, but not limited to, 38 participation in a SAP, or internal quota management 39 requirements. In the event a Member vessel is 1 unable to submit his catch records electronically, the 1 Member, will have no more than twenty‐four (24) hours to provide such reports in hard copy to the 2 Sector Manager, upon completion of vessel offload. 3twenty‐four

CATCH REPORTS. All Active Member vessels fishing groundfish will be required to submit complete 34 2 catch records to the Sector Manager electronically via VMS email or other electronic means prior to 35 3 entering port to end a trip. Catch reports will include, at a minimum, all data elements of a fully 36 4 compliant VTR logbook record/s. The Sector Manager may modify, at his/her discretion, the 37 5 frequency of reporting transmissions and/or additional data to be submitted, to meet programmatic 38 6 needs, such as, but not limited to, participation in a SAP, or internal quota management 39 7 requirements. In the event a Member vessel is unable to submit his catch records electronically, the 1 8 Member, will have no more than twenty‐four twenty-four (24) hours to provide such reports in hard copy to the 2 9 Sector Manager, upon completion of vessel offload. 310

CATCH REPORTS. All Active Member vessels fishing groundfish will be required to submit complete 34 28 catch records to the Sector Manager electronically via VMS email or other electronic means prior to 35 29 entering port to end a trip. Catch reports will include, at a minimum, all data elements of a fully 36 30 compliant VTR logbook record/s. The Sector Manager may modify, at his/her discretion, the 37 31 frequency of reporting transmissions and/or additional data to be submitted, to meet programmatic 38 32 needs, such as, but not limited to, participation in a SAP, or internal quota management 39 33 requirements. In the event a Member vessel is unable to submit his catch records electronically, the 1 34 Member, will have no more than twenty‐four twenty-four (24) hours to provide such reports in hard copy to the 2 35 Sector Manager, upon completion of vessel offload. 336

CATCH REPORTS. All Active Member vessels fishing groundfish will be required to submit 27 complete 34 catch records to the Sector Manager electronically via VMS email or other electronic 28 means prior to 35 entering port to end a trip. Catch reports will include, at a minimum, all data 29 elements of a fully 36 compliant VTR logbook record/s. s.. The Sector Manager may modify, at his/her 30 discretion, the 37 frequency of reporting transmissions and/or additional data to be submitted, to meet programmatic 38 needs, such as, but 31 not limited to, participation in a SAP, or internal quota management 39 requirements. In the event 32 a Member vessel is unable to submit his catch records electronically, the 1 Member, will have no 33 more than twenty‐four (24) hours to provide such reports in hard copy to the 2 Sector Manager, upon 34 completion of vessel offload. 335

CATCH REPORTS. All Active Member vessels fishing groundfish will be required to submit complete 34 25 catch records to the Sector Manager electronically via VMS email or other electronic means prior to 35 26 entering port to end a trip. Catch reports will include, at a minimum, all data elements of a fully 36 27 compliant VTR logbook record/s. The Sector Manager may modify, at his/her discretion, the 37 28 frequency of reporting transmissions and/or additional data to be submitted, to meet programmatic 38 needs, such as, but not limited to, 29 participation in a SAP, or internal quota management 39 requirements. In the event a Member vessel is 30 unable to submit his catch records electronically, the 1 Member, will have no more than twenty‐four (24) hours to provide such reports in hard copy to the 2 Sector Manager, upon completion of vessel offload. 3twenty-four

CATCH REPORTS. All Active Member vessels fishing groundfish will be required to submit complete 34 21 catch records to the Sector Manager electronically via VMS email or other electronic means prior to 35 22 entering port to end a trip. Catch reports will include, at a minimum, all data elements of a fully 36 23 compliant VTR logbook record/s. The Sector Manager may modify, at his/her discretion, the 37 24 frequency of reporting transmissions and/or additional data to be submitted, to meet programmatic 38 needs, such as, but not limited to, 25 participation in a SAP, or internal quota management 39 requirements. In the event a Member vessel is 26 unable to submit his catch records electronically, the 1 Member, will have no more than twenty‐four twenty-four 27 (24) hours to provide such reports in hard copy to the 2 Sector Manager, upon completion of vessel offload. 328

CATCH REPORTS. All Active Member vessels fishing groundfish will be required to submit complete 34 27 catch records to the Sector Manager electronically via VMS email or other electronic means prior to 35 28 entering port to end a trip. Catch reports will include, at a minimum, all data elements of a fully 36 29 compliant VTR logbook record/s. The Sector Manager may modify, at his/her discretion, the 37 frequency 30 of reporting transmissions and/or additional data to be submitted, to meet programmatic 38 needs, such 31 as, but not limited to, participation in a SAP, or internal quota management 39 requirements. In the event 32 a Member vessel is unable to submit his catch records electronically, the 1 Member, will have no more 33 than twenty‐four (24) hours to provide such reports in hard copy to the 2 Sector Manager, upon 34 completion of vessel offload. 335

CATCH REPORTS. All Active Member vessels fishing groundfish will be required to submit complete 34 7 catch records to the Sector Manager electronically via VMS email or other electronic means prior to 35 8 entering port to end a trip. Catch reports will include, at a minimum, all data elements of a fully 36 9 compliant VTR logbook record/s. The Sector Manager may modify, at his/her discretion, the 37 10 frequency of reporting transmissions and/or additional data to be submitted, to meet programmatic 38 needs, such as, but not limited to, 11 participation in a SAP, or internal quota management 39 requirements. In the event a Member vessel is 12 unable to submit his catch records electronically, the 1 Member, will have no more than twenty‐four twenty-four 13 (24) hours to provide such reports in hard copy to the 2 Sector Manager, upon completion of vessel offload. 3.

CATCH REPORTS. All Active Member vessels fishing groundfish will be required to submit complete 34 24 catch records to the Sector Manager electronically via VMS email or other electronic means prior to 35 25 entering port to end a trip. Catch reports will include, at a minimum, all data elements of a fully 36 26 compliant VTR logbook record/s. The Sector Manager may modify, at his/her discretion, the 37 27 frequency of reporting transmissions and/or additional data to be submitted, to meet programmatic 38 needs, such as, but not limited to, 28 participation in a SAP, or internal quota management 39 requirements. In the event a Member vessel is 29 unable to submit his catch records electronically, the 1 Member, will have no more than twenty‐four (24) hours to provide such reports in hard copy to the 2 Sector Manager, upon completion of vessel offload. 3twenty‐four

CATCH REPORTS. All Active Member vessels fishing groundfish will be required to submit complete 34 26 catch records to the Sector Manager electronically via VMS email or other electronic means prior to 35 27 entering port to end a trip. Catch reports will include, at a minimum, all data elements of a fully 36 28 compliant VTR logbook record/s. The Sector Manager may modify, at his/her discretion, the 37 frequency 29 of reporting transmissions and/or additional data to be submitted, to meet programmatic 38 needs, such 30 as, but not limited to, participation in a SAP, or internal quota management 39 requirements. In the event 31 a Member vessel is unable to submit his catch records electronically, the 1 Member, will have no more 32 than twenty‐four (24) hours to provide such reports in hard copy to the 2 Sector Manager, upon 33 completion of vessel offload. 334