Restrictions on Fishing Activity Sample Clauses

Restrictions on Fishing Activity. 19 The Members acknowledge they may be held jointly and severally liable for civil 20 penalties to NMFS that result from any member causing the Sector to exceed its ACE; 22 misreporting their own catch and discards of allocated groundfish species to NMFS or the 23 Sector Manager; 25 The Members further acknowledge and agree that monetary penalties could be 26 inadequate recourse under such circumstances.
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Restrictions on Fishing Activity. The Members acknowledge they may be held jointly and severally liable for civil penalties to NMFS that result from any member causing the Sector to exceed its ACE; any member discarding legal sized allocated groundfish; any member or vessel operator misreporting their own catch and discards of allocated groundfish species to NMFS or the Sector Manager; The Members further acknowledge and agree that monetary penalties could be inadequate recourse under such circumstances. Therefore, the Members acknowledge and agree that each of them will comply with a “stop fishing” order from the Sector, which shall be issued by the Board, the Manager or the Infractions Committee, and each of the Members further agrees that if any Member fails to comply with such order, the Sector shall have the authority to obtain an injunction, restraining order or other equivalent form of equitable relief to give effect to such “stop fishing” order.
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Restrictions on Fishing Activity. 33 The Members acknowledge that a violation of this Agreement or applicable fishery regulations 34 by one or more Members (or the Members’ Permits, Participating Vessels or Participating 35 Vessels’ operators, if any) including misreporting of catch (landings or discards), discarding of 36 legal-sized fish, and ACE overages could subject the Sector and its Members to joint and several 37 liability to NMFS for fishing violations (including ACE overages, discarding of legal sized fish, and
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Restrictions on Fishing Activity. The Members acknowledge that a violation of this Agreement or applicable federal fishery regulations by one or more Members (or the Members’ Permits, Participating Vessels or Participating Vessels’ operators, if any) that causes the Sector to exceed its Aggregate Allocation could subject the Sector and its Members to joint and several liability to NMFS for fishing violations. The Members further acknowledge and agree that monetary penalties could be inadequate recourse under such circumstances. Therefore, the Members acknowledge and agree that each of them will (and will cause their Permits, Participating Vessels and Participating Vessels’ operators, if any, to) comply with a “stop fishing” order from the Sector, which shall be issued by the Board, the Manager or the Committee, and each of the Members further agrees that if any Member (or its Permits, its Participating Vessels or the Participating Vessels’ operators) fails to comply with such order, the Sector shall have the authority to obtain an injunction, restraining order or other equivalent form of equitable relief to give effect to such “stop fishing” order.
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Restrictions on Fishing Activity. The Members acknowledge that a violation of this Agreement or applicable fishery regulations by one or more Members (or the Members’ Permits, Participating Vessels or Participating Vessels’ operators, if any) that causes the Sector to exceed any of its ACEs, or if a Member discards legal-sized fish or misreports catch could subject the Sector and its Members to joint and several liability to NMFS for fishing violations. The Members further acknowledge and agree that monetary and/or allocation seizure penalties could be inadequate recourse under such circumstances. Therefore, the Members acknowledge and agree that each of them will (and will cause their Permits, Participating Vessels and Participating Vessels’ operators, if any, to) comply with a “stop fishing” order from the Sector, which shall be issued by the Board, the Manager or the Committee, and each of the Members further agrees that if any Member (or its Permits, its Participating Vessels or the Participating Vessels’ operators) fails to comply with such order, the Sector shall have the authority to obtain an injunction, restraining order or other equivalent form of equitable relief to give effect to such “stop fishing” order.
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Restrictions on Fishing Activity. 35 The Members acknowledge that a violation of this Agreement or applicable fishery regulations 36 by one or more Members (or the Members’ Permits, Participating Vessels or Participating 37 Vessels’ operators, if any) including misreporting of catch (landings or discards), discarding of 38 legal-sized fish, and ACE overages could subject the Sector and its Members to joint and several 39 liability to NMFS for fishing violations (including ACE overages, discarding of legal sized fish, and 40 misreporting of catch (landings and discards)). The Members further acknowledge and agree that 41 monetary and/or allocation seizure penalties could be inadequate recourse under such 42 circumstances. Therefore, the Members acknowledge and agree that each of them will (and will 43 cause their Permits, Participating Vessels and Participating Vessels’ operators, if any, to) comply 1 with a “stop fishing” order from the Sector, which shall be issued by the Board, the Manager or 2 the Committee, and each of the Members further agrees that if any Member (or its Permits, its
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