Common use of TRIP END HAIL Clause in Contracts

TRIP END HAIL. The trip‐end hail report must be submitted at least 6 hours in advance of 2 landing for all trips at least 6 hours in duration or occurring more than 6 hours from port. 3 For shorter trips, the trip‐end hail reports must be submitted within sufficient in 4 consultation with NMFS Office of Law Enforcement. An alternative timing for the trip end 5 hail may be implemented during FY 2017 or 2018 if agreed upon by the sector, the 6 monitoring provider, and NMFS. The trip end hail must include the following: 7 8.4.1 Operator’s Permit Number 8 8.4.2 Vessel Trip Report (VTR) serial number 9 8.4.3 First landing port city 10 8.4.4 First landing State (abbreviation) 11 8.4.5 Dealer/Offload Location 12 8.4.6 Estimated time and date of arrival 13 8.4.7 Estimated time and date of offload

TRIP END HAIL. The trip‐end trip-end hail report must be submitted at least 6 hours in advance of 2 landing for all trips at least 6 hours in duration or occurring more than 6 hours from port. 3 For shorter trips, the trip‐end trip-end hail reports must be submitted within sufficient in 4 consultation with NMFS Office of Law Enforcement. An alternative timing for the trip end 5 hail may be implemented during FY 2017 or 2018 if agreed upon by the sector, the 6 monitoring provider, and NMFS. The trip end hail must include the following: 7 8.4.1 Operator’s Permit Number 8 8.4.2 Vessel Trip Report (VTR) serial number 9 8.4.3 First landing port city 10 8.4.4 First landing State (abbreviation) 11 8.4.5 Dealer/Offload Location 12 8.4.6 Estimated time and date of arrival 13 8.4.7 Estimated time and date of offload

TRIP END HAIL. The trip‐end hail report must be submitted at least 6 hours in advance of 2 36 landing for all trips at least 6 hours in duration or occurring more than 6 hours from port. 3 37 For shorter trips, the trip‐end hail reports must be submitted within sufficient in 4 38 consultation with NMFS Office of Law Enforcement. An alternative timing for the trip end 5 39 hail may be implemented during FY 2017 or 2018 if agreed upon by the sector, the 6 40 monitoring provider, and NMFS. The trip end hail must include the following: 7 1 8.4.1 Operator’s Permit Number 8 2 8.4.2 Vessel Trip Report (VTR) serial number 9 3 8.4.3 First landing port city 10 4 8.4.4 First landing State (abbreviation) 11 5 8.4.5 Dealer/Offload Location 12 6 8.4.6 Estimated time and date of arrival 13 8.4.7 Estimated time and date of offloadarrival

TRIP END HAIL. The trip‐end hail report must be submitted at least 6 hours in advance of 2 40 landing for all trips at least 6 hours in duration or occurring more than 6 hours from port. 3 1 For shorter trips, the trip‐end hail reports must be submitted within sufficient in 4 2 consultation with NMFS Office of Law Enforcement. An alternative timing for the trip end 5 3 hail may be implemented during FY 2017 or 2018 if agreed upon by the sector, the 6 4 monitoring provider, and NMFS. The trip end hail must include the following: 7 5 8.4.1 Operator’s Permit Number 8 6 8.4.2 Vessel Trip Report (VTR) serial number 9 7 8.4.3 First landing port city 10 8 8.4.4 First landing State (abbreviation) 11 9 8.4.5 Dealer/Offload Location 12 10 8.4.6 Estimated time and date of arrival 13 11 8.4.7 Estimated time and date of offload

TRIP END HAIL. The trip‐end trip-end hail report must be submitted at least 6 hours in advance of 2 36 landing for all trips at least 6 hours in duration or occurring more than 6 hours from port. 3 37 For shorter trips, the trip‐end trip-end hail reports must be submitted within sufficient in 4 38 consultation with NMFS Office of Law Enforcement. An alternative timing for the trip end 5 39 hail may be implemented during FY 2017 or 2018 if agreed upon by the sector, the 6 40 monitoring provider, and NMFS. The trip end hail must include the following: 7 1 8.4.1 Operator’s Permit Number 8 2 8.4.2 Vessel Trip Report (VTR) serial number 9 3 8.4.3 First landing port city 10 4 8.4.4 First landing State (abbreviation) 11 5 8.4.5 Dealer/Offload Location 12 6 8.4.6 Estimated time and date of arrival 13 8.4.7 Estimated time and date of offloadarrival

TRIP END HAIL. The trip‐end hail report must be submitted at least 6 hours in advance of 2 35 landing for all trips at least 6 hours in duration or occurring more than 6 hours from port. 3 36 For shorter trips, the trip‐end hail reports must be submitted within sufficient in 4 37 consultation with NMFS Office of Law Enforcement. An alternative timing for the trip end 5 38 hail may be implemented during FY 2017 or 2018 if agreed upon by the sector, the 6 39 monitoring provider, and NMFS. The trip end hail must include the following: 7 40 8.4.1 Operator’s Permit Number 8 1 8.4.2 Vessel Trip Report (VTR) serial number 9 2 8.4.3 First landing port city 10 3 8.4.4 First landing State (abbreviation) 11 4 8.4.5 Dealer/Offload Location 12 5 8.4.6 Estimated time and date of arrival 13 8.4.7 Estimated time and date of offloadarrival

TRIP END HAIL. The trip‐end trip-end hail report must be submitted at least 6 hours in advance of 2 landing for all trips at least 6 hours in duration or occurring more than 6 hours from port. 3 For shorter trips, the trip‐end trip-end hail reports must be submitted within sufficient in 4 consultation with NMFS Office of Law Enforcement. An alternative timing for the trip end 5 hail may be implemented during FY 2017 2015 or 2018 2016 if agreed upon by the sector, the 6 monitoring provider, and NMFS. The trip end hail must include the following: 7 8.4.1 Operator’s Permit Number 8 8.4.2 Vessel Trip Report (VTR) serial number 9 8.4.3 First landing port city 10 8.4.4 First landing State (abbreviation) 11 8.4.5 Dealer/Offload Location 12 8.4.6 Estimated time and date of arrival 13 8.4.7 Estimated time and date of offload