When an Observer/Monitor is onboard Sample Clauses

When an Observer/Monitor is onboard. The Sector Vessel may declare and fish 3 in all Broad Stock Areas, including the portion of BSA 1 defined as the Inshore 4 GOM defined in this section.
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When an Observer/Monitor is onboard. The Sector Vessel may declare and fish 20 in all Broad Stock Areas, including the portion of BSA 1 defined as the Inshore 21 GOM defined in this section.
When an Observer/Monitor is onboard. The Sector Vessel may declare and 14 fish in all Broad Stock Areas, including the portion of BSA 1 defined as the 15 Inshore GOM defined in this section.

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