Common use of Reports of dolphin mortality by observers at sea Clause in Contracts

Reports of dolphin mortality by observers at sea. The AIDCP requires the Parties to establish a system, based on real-time observer reporting, to ensure effective implementation and compliance with per-stock, per-year dolphin mortality caps. Observers pre- pare weekly reports of dolphin mortality, by stock, which are then transmitted to the Secretariat via e-mail, fax, or radio. In June 2003 the Meeting of the Parties adopted Resolution A-03-02 on at-sea reporting, which makes the vessel personnel responsible for transmitting these reports. During 2017, the reporting rate averaged 99.9% (Table 6). Since 1 January 2001, the Secretariat has been reporting weekly to the Parties the cumulative mortality for the seven stocks of dolphins most frequently associated with the fishery. The most recent reported mortal- ities are shown in Table 7.

Reports of dolphin mortality by observers at sea. The AIDCP requires the Parties to establish a system, based on real-time observer reporting, to ensure effective implementation and compliance with per-stock, per-year dolphin mortality caps. Observers pre- pare weekly reports of dolphin mortality, by stock, which are then transmitted to the Secretariat via e-mail, fax, or radio. In June 2003 the Meeting of the Parties adopted Resolution A-03-02 on at-sea reporting, which makes the vessel personnel responsible for transmitting these reports. During 20172018, the reporting rate averaged 99.999.8% (Table 6). Since 1 January 2001, the Secretariat has been reporting weekly to the Parties the cumulative mortality for the seven stocks of dolphins most frequently associated with the fishery. The most recent reported mortal- ities are shown in Table 7.

Reports of dolphin mortality by observers at sea. The AIDCP requires the Parties to establish a system, based on real-time observer reporting, to ensure effective implementation and compliance with per-stock, per-year dolphin mortality caps. Observers pre- pare weekly reports of dolphin mortality, by stock, which are then transmitted to the Secretariat via e-e- mail, fax, or radio. In June 2003 the Meeting of the Parties adopted Resolution A-03-02 on at-sea reportingreport- ing, which makes the vessel personnel responsible for transmitting these reports. During 20172010, the reporting report- ing rate averaged 99.999% (Table 6). Since 1 January 1, 2001, the Secretariat has been reporting weekly to the Parties the cumulative mortality for the seven stocks of dolphins most frequently associated with the fishery. The most recent reported mortal- ities mortalities for 2011 are shown in Table 7.

Reports of dolphin mortality by observers at sea. The AIDCP requires the Parties to establish a system, based on real-time observer reporting, to ensure effective implementation and compliance with per-stock, per-year dolphin mortality caps. Observers pre- pare weekly reports of dolphin mortality, by stock, which are then transmitted to the Secretariat via e-mail, fax, or radio. In June 2003 the Meeting of the Parties adopted Resolution A-03-02 on at-sea reporting02, which makes the vessel personnel responsible for transmitting these reports. During 2017, 2021 the reporting rate averaged 99.9of observed trips was 100% (Table 6). Since 1 January 2001, the Secretariat has been reporting weekly to the Parties tracking the cumulative mortality for the seven stocks of dolphins most frequently associated with the fishery. The most recent reported mortal- ities mortalities are shown in Table 7.

Reports of dolphin mortality by observers at sea. The AIDCP requires the Parties to establish a system, based on real-time observer reporting, to ensure effective implementation and compliance with per-stock, per-year dolphin mortality caps. Observers pre- pare weekly reports of dolphin mortality, by stock, which are then transmitted to the Secretariat via e-mail, fax, or radio. In June 2003 the Meeting of the Parties adopted Resolution A-03-02 on at-sea reporting02, which makes the vessel personnel responsible for transmitting these reports. During 20172020, the reporting rate averaged of observed trips aver- aged 99.9% (Table 6). Since 1 January 2001, the Secretariat has been reporting weekly to the Parties the cumulative mortality for the seven stocks of dolphins most frequently associated with the fishery. The most recent reported mortal- ities are shown in Table 7.