Scientific Record definition

Scientific Record means a compilation of all the best scientific and commercial data currently available used to develop the Program, as supplemented by the results of new research and data made available during the Permit Term in accordance with Section 7.13.
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Examples of Scientific Record in a sentence

  • If the SRP determines that the Scientific Record establishes the Phase I Conservation Measures are achieving the Biological Objectives, then neither the Presumptive Phase II Conservation Measure nor any other Phase II Conservation Measure will be pursued.

  • If the SRP determines for any Covered Species that the Scientific Record establishes that the full complement of Biological Objectives is not necessary to meet the Biological Goals, then the Implementing Committee will propose changes to the Biological Objectives applicable to that Covered Species based solely on, and in accordance with, the Scientific Record utilizing the procedures for a Nonroutine AMP Decision set forth in Section 7.12.

  • If the SRP determines for any Covered Species that the Scientific Record establishes that the Biological Objectives are not adequate to achieve the Biological Goals, then the Implementing Committee will propose changes to the Biological Objectives applicable to that Covered Species based solely on, and in accordance with, the Scientific Record utilizing the procedures for a Nonroutine AMP Decision set forth in Section 7.12.

  • The SRP will provide resolution of major scientific issues involved in the HCP and the AMP (including without limitation, changes to a Biological Goal or Biological Objective), and, upon request by the Project Manager, will definitively determine if the Scientific Record establishes each of the conclusions required in Subsection 7.13.7 and explain its determinations.

  • The Parties recognize and affirm that the Biological Goals and Biological Objectives are central to the consensus developed by Stakeholders during the EARIP and that those goals and objectives will not be changed except to the extent that the best available scientific and commercial information developed after the Effective Date demonstrates that such changes are appropriate in accordance with the Scientific Record as provided in Subsection 7.13.

  • If the SRP determines that the Scientific Record establishes that any Phase I Conservation Measure is not needed to achieve the Biological Objectives, then the Implementing Committee will propose discontinuation of that Phase I Conservation Measure utilizing, the procedures for a Nonroutine AMP Decision set forth in Section 7.12.