Fisheries. NMFS will account for Member harvests of Allocated Species as harvests of the Sector’s ACE, regardless of whether such harvests are made during directed groundfish fishing trips or during other fishing trips, unless the Allocated Species harvest is managed under another management plan or as a sub‐component annual catch limit (“ACL”) of Amendment 16 Allocated Species. Each Active Member shall report every fishing trip by such Member to the Manager prior to sailing, for determination whether the related Allocated Species harvest must be accounted for to NMFS as harvest of the Sector’s ACE.
Fisheries. The Parties shall explore the possibility of identifying mutually beneficial areas of common interest in the fisheries sector. Cooperation shall take due account of priority areas related to the Community acquis in the field of fisheries, including the respect of international obligations concerning International and Regional Fisheries Organisation rules of management and conservation of fishery resources.
Fisheries. Cooperation in this area shall aim at promoting sustainable management and use of fisheries resources in the long-term interest of both Parties. This will be achieved by exchanges of information and the design and implementation of agreed arrangements which may address the economic, commercial, developmental, scientific and technical aspirations of the Parties. These arrangements will be set out in a separate mutually beneficial fisheries agreement which the Parties undertake to seek to complete as soon as possible.
Fisheries. 1. In view of the importance of fisheries policy in the relations between them, the Parties undertake to develop closer economic and technical collaboration, possibly leading to bilateral and/or multilateral agreements covering fisheries on the high seas.
2. Furthermore, the Parties underline the importance they attach to fulfilment of the mutual commitments specified in the Arrangement that they signed on 25 January 2001.
Fisheries. 1. The Parties shall promote dialogue and enhance cooperation on fisheries policies in accordance with the precautionary and ecosystem approaches, with a view to promoting long-term conservation, effective management and sustainable use of fishery resources based on the best scientific information available.
2. The Parties shall enhance the exchange of views and information and promote international cooperation to prevent, deter and eliminate illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing.
3. The Parties shall strengthen cooperation within the relevant regional fisheries management organisations.
Fisheries. 1. The Parties shall develop their cooperation on fisheries in accordance with the Agreement on Fisheries Relations between the European Economic Community and the Republic of Estonia.
2. The cooperation shall in particular take into account: - the establishment of sustainable fishing in the world's oceans and the Baltic Sea, - traditional cooperation on fisheries, - the necessity of developing fishing control systems, catch statistics and information systems, - the development of scientific potential for the study of fishery resources in the Baltic Sea and mutual action for the conservation and renewal of fish stocks (especially salmon and cod) and the introduction of modern technologies in this field, - the gradual modernisation of Estonia's fishing fleet and fish-processing industry, through the establishment of joint ventures, - the development of private enterprises in this field and the necessity of obtaining EC experience in marketing techniques, - the development of industrial cooperation in fisheries and exchange of know-how, - the introduction in Estonia of EC production quality and health standards for fish farming (including feed), - the exchange of information on fisheries policy and legislation and on the establishment of a market for fishery products, - cooperation in international fishery organisations.
Fisheries. Article 21. The provisions of this Chapter shall apply to fishery products originating in the Community and in Estonia, which are covered by Regulation (CEE) No 3759/92.
1. The concessions granted under this Agreement are referred to in Annex VI.
2. The provisions of Article 19(4), Article 20 and Article 24(2) and (3) shall apply mutatis mutandis to fishery products.
Fisheries. Recognising the key role that fisheries and aquaculture play in ACP countries through their positive contribution to employment creation, revenue generation, food security, and livelihoods of rural and coastal communities, and hence to poverty reduction, cooperation shall aim at further developing the aquaculture and fisheries sectors of ACP countries in order to increase the associated social and economic benefits in a sustainable manner. Cooperation programmes and activities shall support, inter alia, the development and implementation of sustainable aquaculture and fisheries development strategies and management plans in ACP countries and regions; the mainstreaming of aquaculture and fisheries into national and regional development strategies; the development of the infrastructure and technical know-how necessary to enable ACP countries to yield maximum sustainable value from their fisheries and aquaculture; capacity building of ACP countries to overcome external challenges that hinder them from taking full advantage of their fisheries resources; and the promotion and development of joint ventures for investment in the fisheries and aquaculture sectors of ACP countries. Any fishery agreement that may be negotiated between the Community and the ACP States shall give due consideration to consistency with the development strategies in this area. High-level consultations, including at ministerial level, may be held upon joint agreement with a view to developing, improving and/or strengthening ACP-EU development cooperation in sustainable aquaculture and fisheries.
Fisheries. The National Government will provide for the autonomous Bougainville Government to be represented on:
Fisheries. 1. This sphere includes, inter alia, licensing of fishermen, marine agriculture and vessels, permits, in the Gaza Strip.
2. Security restrictions are dealt with in Article XIV (Security along the Coastline to the Sea of Gaza) of Annex I.
