Discards Sample Clauses

Discards. 9 The Sector manager (or his/her designated representative) will derive stock specific 10 discards for each trip. If the trip is observed by either an at-sea monitor or a Northeast
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Discards. The Sector manager (or his/her designated representative) will derive stock specific discards for each trip. If the trip is observed by either an at-sea monitor or a Northeast Fisheries Observer Program (NEFOP) observer, discards will be derived based on data collected during that trip and will account for all hauls (observed and unobserved) on that trip. If the trip is not observed, discards will be derived using the NMFS-provided discard rate resulting from the NMFS method to estimate 'in-season' discard rates, which may not include data from research trips or sector trips using certain exemptions.
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Discards. 10 The Sector manager (or his/her designated representative) will derive 11 stock specific discards for each trip. If the trip is observed by either an at- 12 sea monitor or a Northeast Fisheries Observer Program (NEFOP) 13 observer, discards will be derived based on data collected during that trip 14 and will account for all hauls (observed and unobserved) on that trip. If 15 the trip is not observed, discards will be derived using the NMFS-provided 16 discard rate resulting from the NMFS method to estimate 'in-season' 17 discard rates, which may not include data from research trips or sector 18 trips using certain exemptions.
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Discards. The discarding of marketable species of finfish, crustaceans and cephalopods is prohibited, except with the explicit authorisation of the Guinean fisheries authorities and where by-catches of these species reach the following levels: (a) for finfish vessels, crustaceans and cephalopods each representing more than 13,5 % of total catches in the Republic of Guinea's fishing zone; (b) for cephalopod vessels, crustaceans representing 13,5 % and finfish representing 52,5 % of total catches in the Republic of Guinea's fishing zone; (c) for shrimp vessels, finfish representing 22,5 % and cephalopods representing 15 % of total catches in the Republic of Guinea's fishing zone.
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Discards. 12 The Sector manager (or his/her designated representative) will derive stock specific 13 discards for each trip. The methodology for calculating discards will vary by monitoring 14 type. 16 For vessels enrolled in an ASM program: 17 If the trip is observed by either an at-sea monitor or a Northeast Fisheries 18 Observer Program (NEFOP) observer, discards will be derived based on data 19 collected during that trip and will account for all hauls (observed and
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Discards. The two Parties shall look into the problem of discards from fishing vessels and shall examine ways of making use of them. In an effort to curb illegal fishing activities in Mauritanian fishing zones which jeopardise fisheries management policy, the Parties agree to exchange information on these activities on a regular basis. In addition to the measures already applied by the two Parties under existing legislation, they shall consult one another on the possibility of taking supplementary joint or individual action. To this end, they shall step up cooperation, in particular on the fight against illegal fishing. Mauritania-European Community — Fishing Agreement — Address of the Surveillance Authority Address: Boxxx Xxxxxxx (XX) 000 Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx Phone: (000) 000 00 00 Fax: (000) 000 00 00 E-mail: xxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx Name of FMC: SPCM SSN VMS Tel.: (000) 000 00 00/000 00 00 VMS Fax: (000) 000 00 00 VMS E-mail: xxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xx Address X25: 20803403006315 Communication of VMS messages in Mauritania Position Report Data Element Code Mandatory/ Optional Comments Start record SR M System detail — indicates start of record Recipient AD M Message detail — recipient. Alpha 3 ISO country code From FR M Message detail — sender. Alpha 3 ISO country code Flag State FS O Type of message TM M Message detail — Message type ‘POS’ Radio call sign RC M Vessel detail — international radio call sign of vessel Contracting Party internal reference number IR M Unique contracting Party number (flag State ISO-3 code followed by number) External registration number XR M Vessel detail — number marked on side of vessel Latitude LA M Vessel position detail — position in degrees, minutes and seconds N/S XXXXXX.xx (WGS-84) Longitude LO M Vessel position detail — position in degrees, minutes and seconds N/S XXXXXX.xx (WGS-84) Course CO M Vessel course 360° scale Speed SP M Vessel speed in tenths of knots Dates DA M Vessel position detail — date of record of UTC position (YYYYMMDD) Time TI M Vessel position detail — time of record of UTC position (HHMM) End record ER M System detail — indicates end of record Character set: ISO 8859.1 Each data transmission is structured as follows: — a double slash (//) and field code indicate the start of the message; — a single slash (/) separates the field code and the data. Optional data elements have to be inserted between the start and end of the record. 1 Southern boundary Lat. 16° 04′ 00″ N Long. 19° 58′ 00″ W 2 Coordinates Lat. 16°...
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Discards. 12 The Sector manager (or his/her designated representative) will derive stock specific 13 discards for each trip. The methodology for calculating discards will vary by monitoring 14 type. 16 For vessels enrolled in an ASM program: 17 If the trip is observed by either an at-sea monitor or a Northeast Fisheries 18 Observer Program (NEFOP) observer, discards will be derived based on data 19 collected during that trip and will account for all hauls (observed and 20 unobserved) on that trip. For unobserved trips taken by vessels enrolled in an 21 ASM program, discards will be derived using the NOAA Fisheries-provided 22 discard rate resulting from the NOAA Fisheries method to estimate 'in-season' 23 discard rates, which may not include data from research trips or sector trips 24 using certain exemptions.
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Discards. Murex shall notify Digene of all Products remaining unsold within one (1) month of the expiration date assigned by Digene as shown on its packaging. Expired Products shall be disposed of by Murex as directed by Digene and at Digene's cost, such cost to be invoiced at the time of disposal, provided that Murex shall be responsible for the cost of disposal of Products which require disposal due to the actions of Murex. THIS EXHIBIT HAS BEEN REDACTED AND IS THE SUBJECT OF A CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUEST. REDACTED MATERIAL IS BRACKETED AND HAS BEEN FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION. SCHEDULE I - PRODUCTS EXCLUSIVE PRODUCTS Digene Part Exclusive Product Description Number* ----------------------------- ------- HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS DETECTION KIT Human Papillomavirus (HPV) DNA Assay (6/11/42/43/44 and 4401-1030 16/18/31/35/45/51/52/56) HPV DNA Test Panel 4401-1024 Digene Specimen Collection Kit 4203-0020 Digene Sample Transport Medium 4203-1030 Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Target: LI Region (Consensus) Probe Groups 4603-1100 (6/11/42/43/44 and 16/18/31/35/39/45/51/52/56/68) INDIVIDUAL HPV PROBE PACKS: HPV Type 6/11 4401-1611 HPV Type 16 4401-1016 HPV Type 18 4401-1018 HPV Type 31 4401-1031 HPV Type 33 4401-1033 HPV Type 35 4401-1035 HPV Type 42 4401-1042 HPV Type 43 4401-1043 HPV Type 44 4401-1044 HPV Type 45 4401-1045 HPV Type 51 4401-1051 HPV Type 52 4401-1052 HPV Type 56 4401-1056 NON-EXCLUSIVE PRODUCTS Digene Part Non-Exclusive Product Description Number* --------------------------------- ------- HYBRID CAPTURE SYSTEM EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES DCR-1 Luminometer 4300-1010 Rotary Shaker Assembly (22v) 4300-1025 Printer Paper (DCR-1 Compatible) 4300-1012 Wash Apparatus 4301-1001 Decanting Racks 4301-1002 Hybridization Rack 4301-1003 Disposable Transfer Pipettes 4301-1500 Luminometer Validation Reagents 4400-0000 Xxxxxxxxxxxxx Xxxe Caps (red) 4400-1040 Hybridization Tube Caps (green) 4400-1041 SHARP Signal System Assay 4600-1192 -------- * Represents all current products within such part number category. SCHEDULE II TERRITORY EUROPE Germany Switzerland Austria Belgium Netherlands Luxembourg France Italy Spain United Kingdom EASTERN EUROPE Poland Czech and Slovak Republics Hungary Romania Commonwealth of Independent States Bulgaria Estonia Slovenia Croatia Macedonia Lithuania THIS EXHIBIT HAS BEEN REDACTED AND IS THE SUBJECT OF A CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT REQUEST. REDACTED MATERIAL IS BRACKETED AND HAS BEEN FILED SEPARATELY WITH THE SECURITIE...
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