Common use of Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE Clause in Contracts

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 2016, 67% of the permits enrolled in the NEFS V for FYs 2017 and 39 2018 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispecies. For FYs 2017 and 2018, the NEFS V 1 sector has 30permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 multispecies in FYs 2017 and 2018. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V sector expects that, 3 compared to FY 2016, there would be no change from the consolidation that previously occurred among 4 the members during FY 2016. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 vessels in FYs 2017 and 2018 are the same permits that did not fish in FY 2016. In all cases, a member 6 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) of all those permits on fewer 7 hulls and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hulls, resulting in 8 no additional consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 20162009, 6753.09% of the permits which are enrolled in the NEFS V II Sector for FYs 2017 and 39 2018 FY 2010 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispeciesMultispecies. For FYs 2017 and 2018FY 2010, the NEFS V 1 sector II Sector has 30permits 81 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 81 permits, 53.09% are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 multispecies in FYs 2017 and 2018FY 2010. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V sector II Sector expects that, 3 that compared to FY 2016, 2009 there would be no change from the consolidation rate that previously occurred among 4 under the members during DAS Leasing Program or the consolidation rate that may take place in the common pool in FY 20162010. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 vessels in FYs 2017 and 2018 FY 2010 are the same permits that did not fish leased out their DAS allocations in FY 20162009. In all most cases, a member 6 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) allocations of all those permits on fewer 7 hulls a single hull and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hullsthe same single hull, resulting in 8 no little additional consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 17 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 18 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 19 consolidation that may occur in the effort effort-controlled system where overall management measures are 38 20 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 20162020, 675% of the permits enrolled in the NEFS V VII for FYs 2017 2021 and 39 2018 21 2022 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispecies. For FYs 2017 2021 and 20182022, the NEFS V 1 VII 22 sector has 30permits 17 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 3 are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 23 multispecies in FYs 2017 2021 and 20182022. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V VII sector expects that, 3 24 compared to FY 20162014, there would be no change from the consolidation that previously occurred among 4 25 the members during FY 20162020. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 26 vessels in FYs 2017 2021 and 2018 2022 are the same permits that did not fish in FY 20162020. In all most cases, a member 6 27 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) of all those permits on fewer 7 28 hulls and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hulls, resulting in 8 no 29 little additional consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 20162009, 6782.86% of the permits which are enrolled in the NEFS V XIII Sector for FYs 2017 and 39 2018 FY 2010 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispeciesMultispecies. For FYs 2017 and 2018FY 2010, the NEFS V 1 sector XIII Sector has 30permits 35 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 35 permits, 82.86% are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 multispecies in FYs 2017 and 2018FY 2010. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V sector XIII Sector expects that, 3 that compared to FY 2016, 2009 there would be no change from the consolidation rate that previously occurred among 4 under the members during DAS Leasing Program or the consolidation rate that may take place in the common pool in FY 20162010. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 vessels in FYs 2017 and 2018 FY 2010 are the same permits that did not fish leased out their DAS allocations in FY 20162009. In all most cases, a member 6 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) allocations of all those permits on fewer 7 hulls a single hull and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hullsthe same single hull, resulting in 8 no little additional consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 20162009, 6777.78% of the permits which are enrolled in the NEFS V VII Sector for FYs 2017 and 39 2018 FY 2010 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispeciesMultispecies. For FYs 2017 and 2018FY 2010, the NEFS V 1 sector VII Sector has 30permits 27 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 27 permits, 77.78% are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 multispecies in FYs 2017 and 2018FY 2010. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V sector VII Sector expects that, 3 that compared to FY 2016, 2009 there would be no change from the consolidation rate that previously occurred among 4 under the members during DAS Leasing Program or the consolidation rate that may take place in the common pool in FY 20162010. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 vessels in FYs 2017 and 2018 FY 2010 are the same permits that did not fish leased out their DAS allocations in FY 20162009. In all most cases, a member 6 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) allocations of all those permits on fewer 7 hulls a single hull and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hullsthe same single hull, resulting in 8 no little additional consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 20162009, 6779.17% of the permits which are enrolled in the NEFS V XI Sector for FYs 2017 and 39 2018 FY 2010 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispeciesMultispecies. For FYs 2017 and 2018FY 2010, the NEFS V 1 sector XI Sector has 30permits 48 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 48 permits, 79.17% are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 multispecies in FYs 2017 and 2018FY 2010. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V sector XI Sector expects that, 3 that compared to FY 2016, 2009 there would be no change from the consolidation rate that previously occurred among 4 under the members during DAS Leasing Program or the consolidation rate that may take place in the common pool in FY 20162010. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 vessels in FYs 2017 and 2018 FY 2010 are the same permits that did not fish leased out their DAS allocations in FY 20162009. In all most cases, a member 6 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) allocations of all those permits on fewer 7 hulls a single hull and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hullsthe same single hull, resulting in 8 no choose one little additional consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 20162009, 6761.73% of the permits which are enrolled in the NEFS V III Sector for FYs 2017 and 39 2018 FY 2010 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispeciesMultispecies. For FYs 2017 and 2018FY 2010, the NEFS V 1 sector III Sector has 30permits 81 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 81 permits, 61.73% are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 multispecies in FYs 2017 and 2018FY 2010. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V sector III Sector expects that, 3 that compared to FY 2016, 2009 there would be no change from the consolidation rate that previously occurred among 4 under the members during DAS Leasing Program or the consolidation rate that may take place in the common pool in FY 20162010. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 vessels in FYs 2017 and 2018 FY 2010 are the same permits that did not fish leased out their DAS allocations in FY 20162009. In all most cases, a member 6 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) allocations of all those permits on fewer 7 hulls a single hull and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hullsthe same single hull, resulting in 8 no little additional consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 21 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 22 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 23 consolidation that may occur in the effort effort-controlled system where overall management measures are 38 24 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 20162020, 6723% of the permits enrolled in the NEFS V VIII for FYs 2017 2021 25 and 39 2018 2022 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispecies. For FYs 2017 2021 and 20182022, the NEFS V 1 26 VIII sector has 30permits 52 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 10 are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 27 multispecies in FYs 2017 2021 and 20182022. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V VIII sector expects that, 3 28 compared to FY 20162020, there would be no change from the consolidation that previously occurred among 4 29 the members during FY 20162020. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 30 vessels in FYs 2017 2021 and 2018 2022 are the same permits that did not fish in FY 20162020. In all cases, a member 6 31 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) of all those permits on fewer 7 32 hulls and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hulls, resulting in 8 33 no additional consolidation.. 34

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 20162009, 6772.73% of the permits which are enrolled in the NEFS V VIII Sector for FYs 2017 and 39 2018 FY 2010 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispeciesMultispecies. For FYs 2017 and 2018FY 2010, the NEFS V 1 sector VIII Sector has 30permits 22 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 22 permits, 72.73% are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 multispecies in FYs 2017 and 2018FY 2010. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V sector VIII Sector expects that, 3 that compared to FY 2016, 2009 there would be no change from the consolidation rate that previously occurred among 4 under the members during DAS Leasing Program or the consolidation rate that may take place in the common pool in FY 20162010. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 vessels in FYs 2017 and 2018 FY 2010 are the same permits that did not fish leased out their DAS allocations in FY 20162009. In all most cases, a member 6 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) allocations of all those permits on fewer 7 hulls a single hull and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hullsthe same single hull, resulting in 8 no little additional consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 20162009, 6750% of the permits which are enrolled in the NEFS V XII Sector for FYs 2017 and 39 2018 FY 2010 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispeciesMultispecies. For FYs 2017 and 2018FY 2010, the NEFS V 1 sector XII Sector has 30permits 8 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 8 permits, 50% are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 multispecies in FYs 2017 and 2018FY 2010. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V sector XII Sector expects that, 3 that compared to FY 2016, 2009 there would be no change from the consolidation rate that previously occurred among 4 under the members during DAS Leasing Program or the consolidation rate that may take place in the common pool in FY 20162010. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 vessels in FYs 2017 and 2018 FY 2010 are the same permits that did not fish leased out their DAS allocations in FY 20162009. In all most cases, a member 6 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) allocations of all those permits on fewer 7 hulls a single hull and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hullsthe same single hull, resulting in 8 no little additional consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 27 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 28 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 29 consolidation that may occur in the effort effort-controlled system where overall management measures are 38 30 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 20162020, 6730% of the permits enrolled in the NEFS V II for FYs 2017 2021 and 39 2018 31 2022 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispecies. For FYs 2017 2021 and 20182022, the NEFS V 1 II 32 sector has 30permits 133 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 are 33are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 33 multispecies in FYs 2017 2021 and 20182022. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V II sector expects that, 3 34 compared to FY 20162020, there would be no be: 1  No change from the consolidation that previously occurred among 4 the members during FY 20162 2020. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 vessels in FYs 2017 2021 3 and 2018 2022 are the same permits that did not fish in FY 20162020. In all most cases, a member 6 who owns 4 multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) of all those permits on fewer 7 5 hulls and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hulls, 6 resulting in 8 no additional consolidation.. 7

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 new 20 Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will continue to take place in the 36 21 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 22 consolidation that may occur in the effort effort-controlled system where overall management measures are 38 23 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 2016, 672018 23% of the permits enrolled in the NEFS V VIII for FYs 2017 and 39 24 2018 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispecies. For FYs 2017 2019 and 20182020, the NEFS V 1 VIII 25 sector has 30permits 39 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 7 are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 26 multispecies in FYs 2017 2019 and 20182020. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V VIII sector expects that, 3 27 compared to FY 20162018, there would be no change from the consolidation that previously occurred among 4 28 the members during FY 20162018. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 29 vessels in FYs 2017 2019 and 2018 2020 are the same permits that did not fish in FY 20162018. In all cases, a member 6 30 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) of all those permits on fewer 7 31 hulls and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hulls, resulting in 8 32 no additional consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 17 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 18 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 19 consolidation that may occur in the effort effort-controlled system where overall management measures are 38 20 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 20162022, 6726% of the permits enrolled in the NEFS V II for FYs 2017 2023 21 and 39 2018 2024 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispecies. For FYs 2017 2023 and 20182024, the NEFS V 1 22 II sector has 30permits 114 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 30 are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 23 multispecies in FYs 2017 2023 and 20182024. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V II sector expects that, 3 24 compared to FY 20162022, there would be no be: 26 No change from the consolidation that previously occurred among 4 the members 27 during FY 20162022. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 vessels in FYs 2017 28 2023 and 2018 2024 are the same permits that did not fish in FY 20162022. In all most cases, a member 6 who owns 29 multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) of all those permits on fewer 7 hulls and 30 will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hulls, resulting in 8 no little 31 additional consolidation.. 32

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 20162009, 6743.13% of the permits which are enrolled in the NEFS V IX Sector for FYs 2017 and 39 2018 FY 2010 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispeciesMultispecies. For FYs 2017 and 2018FY 2010, the NEFS V 1 sector IX Sector has 30permits 51 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 51 permits, 43.13% are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 multispecies in FYs 2017 and 2018FY 2010. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V sector IX Sector expects that, 3 that compared to FY 2016, 2009 there would be no change from the consolidation rate that previously occurred among 4 under the members during DAS Leasing Program or the consolidation rate that may take place in the common pool in FY 20162010. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 vessels in FYs 2017 and 2018 FY 2010 are the same permits that did not fish leased out their DAS allocations in FY 20162009. In all most cases, a member 6 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) allocations of all those permits on fewer 7 hulls a single hull and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hullsthe same single hull, resulting in 8 no little additional consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 20162009, 6777.27% of the permits which are enrolled in the NEFS V X Sector for FYs 2017 and 39 2018 FY 2010 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispeciesMultispecies. For FYs 2017 and 2018FY 2010, the NEFS V 1 sector X Sector has 30permits 44 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 44 permits, 77.27% are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 multispecies in FYs 2017 and 2018FY 2010. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V sector X Sector expects that, 3 that compared to FY 2016, 2009 there would be no change from the consolidation rate that previously occurred among 4 under the members during DAS Leasing Program or the consolidation rate that may take place in the common pool in FY 20162010. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 vessels in FYs 2017 and 2018 FY 2010 are the same permits that did not fish leased out their DAS allocations in FY 20162009. In all most cases, a member 6 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) allocations of all those permits on fewer 7 hulls a single hull and will would now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hullsthe same single hull, resulting in 8 no little additional consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 19 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 20 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 21 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 22 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 20162022, 6748% of the permits enrolled in the NEFS V XII for FYs 2017 2023 and 39 2018 23 2024 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispecies. For FYs 2017 2023 and 20182024, the NEFS V 1 XII 24 sector has 30permits 21 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 10 are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 25 multispecies in FYs 2017 2023 and 20182024. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V XII sector expects that, 3 26 compared to FY 20162022, there would be no change from the consolidation that previously occurred among 4 27 the members during FY 20162022. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 28 vessels in FYs 2017 2023 and 2018 2024 are the same permits that did not fish in FY 20162022. In all most cases, a member 6 29 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) of all those permits on fewer 7 30 hulls and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hulls, resulting in 8 no 31 little additional consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 27 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 28 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 29 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 30 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 20162014, 6723% of the permits enrolled in the NEFS V VI for FYs 2017 2015 and 39 2018 31 2016 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispecies. For FYs 2017 2015 and 20182016, the NEFS V 1 VI 32 sector has 30permits 22 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 5 are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 33 multispecies in FYs 2017 2015 and 20182016. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V VI sector expects that, 3 34 compared to FY 20162014, there would be no change from the consolidation that previously occurred among 4 35 the members during FY 20162014. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 36 vessels in FYs 2017 2015 and 2018 2016 are the same permits that did not fish in FY 20162014. In all most cases, a member 6 1 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) of all those permits on fewer 7 2 hulls and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hulls, resulting in 8 3 no additional consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 6 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 consolidation that 8 may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 based upon the 9 weakest stocks. In FY 2016, 6722% of the permits enrolled in the NEFS V VIII for FYs 2017 and 39 2018 are 10 attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispecies. For FYs 2017 and 2018, the NEFS V 1 VIII sector has 30permits 11 18permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 4 are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 multispecies in FYs 12 2017 and 2018. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V VIII sector expects that, 3 compared to FY 2016, 13 there would be no change from the consolidation that previously occurred among 4 the members during 14 FY 2016. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 vessels in FYs 2017 and 15 2018 are the same permits that did not fish in FY 2016. In all cases, a member 6 who owns multiple permits 16 fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) of all those permits on fewer 7 hulls and will now continue 17 to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hulls, resulting in 8 no additional consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 new 9 Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 consolidation that 11 may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 based upon the 12 weakest stocks. In FY 2016, 6728% of the permits enrolled in the NEFS V XIII for FYs 2017 and 39 2018 are 13 attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispecies. For FYs 2017 and 2018, the NEFS V 1 XIII sector has 30permits 62 14 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 17 are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 multispecies in FYs 15 2017 and 2018. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V XIII sector expects that, 3 compared to FY 2016, 16 there would be no change from the consolidation that previously occurred among 4 the members during 17 FY 2016. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 vessels in FYs 2017 and 18 2018 are the same permits that did not fish in FY 2016. In all most cases, a member 6 who owns multiple 19 permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) of all those permits on fewer 7 hulls and will now 20 continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hulls, resulting in 8 no additional 21 consolidation.. 22 8.1. 24

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 37 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 38 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 39 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 1 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 20162022, 6730% of the permits enrolled in the NEFS V VI for FYs 2017 and 39 2018 are FY 2022 were 2 attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispecies. For FYs 2017 2023 and 20182024, the NEFS V 1 VI sector has 30permits 20 3 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 8 are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 multispecies in FYs 2017 4 2023 and 20182024. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V VI sector expects that, 3 compared to FY 20165 2022, there would be no change from the consolidation that previously occurred among 4 the members 6 during FY 20162022. The member members permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 vessels in FYs 2017 and 2018 FY 2023 7 are the same permits that did not fish in FY 20162022. In all most cases, a member 6 who owns multiple permits 8 fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) of all those permits on fewer 7 hulls and will now continue 9 to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hulls. A slight increase in the number of active 10 vessels is anticipated in FY 2023. For the most part member permits that are not attached to active NE 11 multispecies vessels in FYs 2023 and 2024 are the same permits that did not fish in FY 2022. In most 12 cases, a member who owns multiple permits fished the ACE of those permits on fewer hulls and will 13 now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hulls, resulting in 8 no additional 14 consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 28 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 29 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 30 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 31 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 2016, 6737% of the permits enrolled in the NEFS V II for FYs 2017 and 39 32 2018 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispecies. For FYs 2017 and 2018, the NEFS V 1 II 33 sector has 30permits 86 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 32 are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 34 multispecies in FYs 2017 and 2018. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V II sector expects that, 3 35 compared to FY 2016, there would be no change from the consolidation that previously occurred among 4 36 the members during FY 2016. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 1 vessels in FYs 2017 and 2018 are the same permits that did not fish in FY 2016. In all most cases, a member 6 2 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) of all those permits on fewer 7 3 hulls and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hulls, resulting in 8 no 4 little additional consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 23 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 24 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 25 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 26 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 2016, 6744% of the permits enrolled in the NEFS V X for FYs 2017 and 39 27 2018 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispecies. For FYs 2017 and 2018, the NEFS V 1 X 28 sector has 30permits 27 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 15 are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 29 multispecies in FYs 2017 and 2018. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V X sector expects that, 3 30 compared to FY 2016, there would be no change from the consolidation that previously occurred among 4 31 the members during FY 2016. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 32 vessels in FYs 2017 and 2018 are the same permits that did not fish in FY 2016. In all cases, a member 6 33 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) of all those permits on fewer 7 34 hulls and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hulls, resulting in 8 35 no additional consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 new 16 Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 consolidation 18 that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 based upon the 19 weakest stocks. In FY 2016, 6728% of the permits enrolled in the NEFS V XIII for FYs 2017 and 39 2018 are 20 attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispecies. For FYs 2017 and 2018, the NEFS V 1 XIII sector has 30permits 21 62 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 17 are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 multispecies in 22 FYs 2017 and 2018. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V XIII sector expects that, 3 compared to FY 23 2016, there would be no change from the consolidation that previously occurred among 4 the members 24 during FY 2016. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 vessels in FYs 2017 25 and 2018 are the same permits that did not fish in FY 2016. In all most cases, a member 6 who owns multiple 26 permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) of all those permits on fewer 7 hulls and will now 27 continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hulls, resulting in 8 no additional 28 consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 29 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 30 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 31 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 32 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 20162014, 6723% of the permits enrolled in the NEFS V X for FYs 2017 2015 and 39 2018 33 2016 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispecies. For FYs 2017 2015 and 20182016, the NEFS V 1 X 34 sector has 30permits 43 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 16 are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 35 multispecies in FYs 2017 2015 and 20182016. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V X sector expects that, 3 36 compared to FY 20162014, there would be no change from the consolidation that previously occurred among 4 1 the members during FY 20162014. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 2 vessels in FYs 2017 2015 and 2018 2016 are the same permits that did not fish in FY 20162014. In all most cases, a member 6 3 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) of all those permits on fewer 7 4 hulls and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hulls, resulting in 8 5 no additional consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 18 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 19 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 20 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 21 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 20162020, 6748% of the permits enrolled in the NEFS V XII for FYs 2017 2021 and 39 2018 22 2022 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispecies. For FYs 2017 2021 and 20182022, the NEFS V 1 XII 23 sector has 30permits 21 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 10 are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 24 multispecies in FYs 2017 2021 and 20182022. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V XII sector expects that, 3 25 compared to FY 20162014, there would be no change from the consolidation that previously occurred among 4 26 the members during FY 20162020. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 27 vessels in FYs 2017 2021 and 2018 2022 are the same permits that did not fish in FY 20162020. In all cases, a member 6 28 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) of all those permits on fewer 7 29 hulls and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hulls, resulting in 8 30 no additional consolidation.. 31

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 20162009, 6790.24% of the permits which are enrolled in the NEFS V Sector for FYs 2017 and 39 2018 FY 2010 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispeciesMultispecies. For FYs 2017 and 2018FY 2010, the NEFS V 1 sector Sector has 30permits 41 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 41 permits, 90.24% are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 multispecies in FYs 2017 and 2018FY 2010. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V sector Sector expects that, 3 that compared to FY 2016, 2009 there would be no change from the consolidation rate that previously occurred among 4 under the members during DAS Leasing Program or the consolidation rate that may take place in the common pool in FY 20162010. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 vessels in FYs 2017 and 2018 FY 2010 are the same permits that did not fish leased out their DAS allocations in FY 20162009. In all most cases, a member 6 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) allocations of all those permits on fewer 7 hulls a single hull and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hullsthe same single hull, resulting in 8 no little additional consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 new 30 Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in 31 the 36 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to 32 mitigate excessive 37 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where 33 overall management measures are 38 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 20162020, 6730% of 34 the permits enrolled in the NEFS V VI for FYs 2017 2021 and 39 2018 2022 are attached to vessels 35 actively fishing for NE multispecies. For FYs 2017 2021 and 20182022, the NEFS V 1 VI sector has 30permits 24 36 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 8 are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 37 multispecies in FYs 2017 2021 and 20182022. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V VI 1 sector expects that, 3 compared to FY 20162014, there would be no change from the 2 consolidation that previously occurred among 4 the members during FY 20162020. The 3 member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 vessels in FYs 2017 2021 and 2018 4 2022 are the same permits that did not fish in FY 20162020. In all most cases, a member 6 who 5 owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) of all those 6 permits on fewer 7 hulls and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those 7 permits on fewer hulls, resulting in 8 no little additional consolidation.. 8

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 20162009, 6744.44% of the permits which are enrolled in the NEFS V VI Sector for FYs 2017 and 39 2018 FY 2010 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispeciesMultispecies. For FYs 2017 and 2018FY 2010, the NEFS V 1 sector VI Sector has 30permits 18 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 18 permits, 44.44% are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 multispecies in FYs 2017 and 2018FY 2010. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V sector VI Sector expects that, 3 that compared to FY 2016, 2009 there would be no change from the consolidation rate that previously occurred among 4 under the members during DAS Leasing Program or the consolidation rate that may take place in the common pool in FY 20162010. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 vessels in FYs 2017 and 2018 FY 2010 are the same permits that did not fish leased out their DAS allocations in FY 20162009. In all most cases, a member 6 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) allocations of all those permits on fewer 7 hulls a single hull and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hullsthe same single hull, resulting in 8 no little additional consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 26 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 27 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 28 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 29 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 20162014, 6737% of the permits enrolled in the NEFS V VII for FYs 2017 2015 30 and 39 2018 2016 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispecies. For FYs 2017 2015 and 201816, the NEFS V 1 sector VII has 30permits 31 28 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 12 are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 multispecies in 32 FYs 2017 2015 and 20182016. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V sector VII expects that, 3 compared to FY 20162014, 33 there would be no change from the consolidation that previously occurred among 4 the members during 34 FY 20162014. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 vessels in FYs 2017 2015 and 2018 35 2016 are the same permits that did not fish in FY 20162014. In all most cases, a member 6 who owns multiple 1 permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) of all those permits on fewer 7 hulls and will now 2 continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hulls, resulting in 8 no additional 3 consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 27 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 28 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 29 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 30 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 2016, 6723% of the permits enrolled in the NEFS V VI for FYs 2017 and 39 31 2018 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispecies. For FYs 2017 and 2018, the NEFS V 1 VI 32 sector has 30permits 22 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 5 are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 33 multispecies in FYs 2017 and 2018. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V VI sector expects that, 3 34 compared to FY 2016, there would be no change from the consolidation that previously occurred among 4 35 the members during FY 2016. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 36 vessels in FYs 2017 and 2018 are the same permits that did not fish in FY 2016. In all cases, a member 6 1 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) of all those permits on fewer 7 2 hulls and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hulls, resulting in 8 3 no additional consolidation.

Consolidation and Redistribution of ACE. Scientific recommendations and 35 27 new Xxxxxxxx requirements will influence the level of consolidation that will take place in the 36 28 groundfish fishery. The Sector members intend to utilize sector management to mitigate excessive 37 29 consolidation that may occur in the effort controlled system where overall management measures are 38 30 based upon the weakest stocks. In FY 2016, 6723% of the permits enrolled in the NEFS V VI for FYs 2017 and 39 31 2018 are attached to vessels actively fishing for NE multispecies. For FYs 2017 and 2018, the NEFS V 1 VI 32 sector has 30permits 22 permits currently enrolled. Of those permits 20 5 are anticipated to actively fish for NE 2 33 multispecies in FYs 2017 and 2018. While these numbers may change, the NEFS V VI sector expects that, 3 34 compared to FY 2016, there would be no change from the consolidation that previously occurred among 4 35 the members during FY 20162017. The member permits that are not attached to active NE multispecies 5 36 vessels in FYs 2017 and 2018 are the same permits that did not fish in FY 2016. In all cases, a member 6 1 who owns multiple permits fished the ACE (or DAS if in the common pool) of all those permits on fewer 7 2 hulls and will now continue to fish the ACE contributed by all those permits on fewer hulls, resulting in 8 3 no additional consolidation.