PARTICIPATION IN FISHING FOR FISHERY RESOURCES Sample Clauses

PARTICIPATION IN FISHING FOR FISHERY RESOURCES. 1 When taking decisions regarding participation in fishing for any fishery resource, including the allocation of a total allowable catch or total allowable fishing effort, the Commission shall take into account the status of the fishery resource and the existing level of fishing effort for that resource and the following criteria to the extent relevant: (a) historic catch and past and present fishing patterns and practices in the Convention Area; (b) compliance with the conservation and management measures under this Convention; (c) demonstrated capacity and willingness to exercise effective flag State control over fishing vessels; (d) contribution to the conservation and management of fishery resources, including the provision of accurate data and effective monitoring, control, surveillance and enforcement; (e) the fisheries development aspirations and interests of developing States in particular small island developing States and of territories and possessions in the region; (f) the interests of coastal States, and in particular developing coastal States and territories and possessions, in a fishery resource that straddles areas of national jurisdiction of such States, territories and possessions and the Convention Area; (g) the needs of coastal States and of territories and possessions whose economies are dependent mainly on the exploitation of and fishing for a fishery resource that straddles areas of national jurisdiction of such States, territories and possessions and the Convention Area; (h) the extent to which a member of the Commission is utilising the catch for domestic consumption and the importance of the catch to its food security; (i) contribution to the responsible development of new or exploratory fisheries in accordance with Article 22; and (j) contribution to the conduct of scientific research with respect to fishery resources and the public dissemination of the results of such research.
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PARTICIPATION IN FISHING FOR FISHERY RESOURCES. 1. When taking decisions regarding participation in fishing for any fishery resource, including the allocation of a total allowable catch or total allowable fishing effort, the Commission shall take into account the following: (a) the status of the fishery resource and the existing level of fishing effort for that resource (b) compliance with the conservation and management measures under this Convention; (c) demonstrated capacity and willingness to exercise effective flag State control over fishing vessels; (d) contribution to the conservation and management of fishery resources including the provision of accurate data, the conduct of scientific research and effective monitoring, control, surveillance and enforcement; (e) past and present fishing patterns, practices and catches in the Convention Area, or throughout the range of a fishery resource when the Commission establishes a total allowable catch or total allowable fishing effort for that resource under article 18(5); (f) the interests of developing States in particular small island developing States and of territories and possessions in whose areas of national jurisdiction the same fishery resource also occurs; (g) the needs of coastal States and of territories and possessions whose economies are overwhelmingly dependent on the exploitation of fishery resources (h) the needs of coastal fishing communities which are dependent mainly on fishing for the fishery resource; (i) the extent to which a Contracting Party is utilising the catch for domestic consumption and the importance of the catch to its food security (j) contribution to the responsible development of new fishery resources In taking decisions under this article, the Commission may also have regard, as appropriate, to performance with respect to other fisheries management regimes. 2. Decisions by the Commission on participation in fishing for a fishery resource, including the allocation of a total allowable catch or total allowable fishing effort, shall be taken by consensus. 3. The Commission shall regularly review decisions regarding participation in fishing for fishery resources, including the allocation of a total allowable catch or total allowable fishing effort, taking into account the matters listed in paragraph 1 of this article and the interests of new Contracting Parties.
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PARTICIPATION IN FISHING FOR FISHERY RESOURCES. When taking decisions regarding participation in fishing for any fishery resource, including the allocation of a total allowable catch or total allowable fishing effort, the Commission shall take into account the status of the fishery resource and the existing level of fishing effort for that resource and the following criteria to the extent relevant:
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