Common use of Electronic Monitoring Program Clause in Contracts

Electronic Monitoring Program. 19 Vessel Operations 20 Sector vessels may use electronic monitoring (EM) systems (i.e. cameras, gear sensors, 21 video recording equipment) in lieu of human at-sea monitors (ASM) to meet federal 22 ASM requirements for fishing year 2019. These vessels may be authorized to use EM 24 fishing under the EFP must abide by all operational and reporting requirements and 25 conditions outlined in the EFP and the vessel’s Vessel Monitoring Plan.

Electronic Monitoring Program. 19 33 Vessel Operations 20 34 Sector vessels may use electronic monitoring (EM) systems (i.e. cameras, gear sensors, 21 35 video recording equipment) in lieu of human at-sea monitors (ASM) to meet federal 22 36 ASM requirements for fishing year 2019requirements. These vessels may be authorized to use EM 24 under a valid 37 Exempted Fishing Permit (EFP) issued by NOAA Fisheries, or a NMFS-approved EM 38 program. Vessels fishing under the EFP must abide by all operational and reporting 39 requirements and 25 conditions outlined in the EFP and the vessel’s Vessel Monitoring 40 Plan.. 41

Electronic Monitoring Program. 19 31 Vessel Operations 20 32 Sector vessels may use electronic monitoring (EM) systems (i.e. cameras, gear sensors, 21 33 video recording equipment) in lieu of human at-sea monitors (ASM) to meet federal 22 34 ASM requirements for fishing year 2019years 2021 and 2022. These vessels may be authorized 35 to use EM 24 fishing under the EFP must abide a valid Exempted Fishing Permit (EFP) issued by all operational and reporting requirements and 25 conditions outlined in the EFP and the vessel’s Vessel Monitoring Plan.NOAA Fisheries, or