Total allowable catch cuts for 1994 included reductions for American plaice, cod, redfish and witch flounder.

(i) Establishment of total allowable catches and quotas

In the example of fisheries, management regimes for commercial fisheries can be shifted from effort control to transferable harvest quotas, defined as shares in the total allowable catch.

(a) The establishment of a total allowable catch (TAC) at levels which allow the stock to produce maximum sustainable yield, having regard to relevant environmental and economic factors

Thus, new entrants, who cooperate in conservation and management in accordance with article 119, should not in principle be excluded from a share in the total allowable catch.

Moreover, article 61 fixes responsibility for determining the allowable catch with the coastal State by contrast, article 119, which also contemplates the determination of an allowable catch, does not bestow responsibility on a particular State or group of States.

1. In determining the allowable catch and establishing other conservation measures for the living resources in the high seas, States shall

By securing harvest shares in the total allowable catch, fishers are provided with an economic incentive to build or rebuild stocks to optimum levels since they are assured a fair share in the derived benefits.68

As contemplated by article 119, a total allowable catch has to be set for each high seas stock a quota management system then requires individual quotas to be allocated to States engaged in fishing in the area.

This provision has important implications for the setting of an allowable catch and the determination of fishing quotas in respect of high seas stocks.

Where scientific information on the state of stocks is adequate, and proper monitoring and enforcement possible, the determination of a total allowable catch and the allocation of specific rights or quotas to take that catch might be regarded as the appropriate approach for the effective management of the high seas stocks in question.

In fact, the interest of the coastal State arises at an earlier stage, at the time that conservation measures including the allowable catch are determined.

102. Assuming the adequacy of the available information, a major task is to establish the basis on which the allowable catch is to be determined.

103. The difficulty of securing agreement on a management principle is illustrated by the experience of NAFO, where the dispute over straddling stocks has in part been over the setting of a formula by which the total allowable catch is to be determined.

While the Commission has adopted a conservative formula that will set the total allowable catch at levels below maximum sustainable yield (the FO.1 formula), 55 where one party does not accept this approach it simply does not accept the quotas allocated by the Commission.

In short, there is a need to establish some order or hierarchy in the considerations to be taken account of in determining the allowable catch for high seas resources.

3. Article 119 of the Convention sets out the factors to be considered in determining the allowable catch and establishing other conservation measures for the living resources of the high seas.

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The total catch for the year was 45,718 kilograms, a substantial further decrease from the 1990 and 1991 catch of 136,909 kilograms and 71,656 kilograms, respectively.

I catch... I catch... I catch you.

The Thai Government has actively supported the promotion of legitimate international fisheries cooperation between the private sector and neighbouring coastal States that do not have the capacity to harvest the entire allowable catch.

These were mostly within limits allowable by the guidelines.

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This obligation of cooperation is also inherent in the obligations under article 119 of determining the allowable catch and taking other measures for the conservation and management of the living resources of the high seas.

As outlined in the present paper, this will entail regular assessment of stocks and the determination of an allowable catch and other measures for the conservation and management of the resource, including limitations on effort.

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It is not allowable for them , nor would they be able .

It is not allowable for them , nor would they be able .

What's the catch? There's no catch.

Catch him, Darby! Catch the coining!

38. The XIIth meeting of CCAMLR readjusted some of the total allowable catches for various fish species, primarily the Patagonian tooth fish, within the fisheries of the Convention area. 22

101. The development of adequate scientific data on fisheries is time consuming and expensive. 54 Thus, several years of research may be necessary before there is sufficient information on which the determination of an allowable catch can be made.

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Catch.

Catch a lotus and you catch a wish.

As a result, much of the swordfish caught is classified as so called bycatch. According to Crowder and Myers, swordfish is such a common catch on tuna targeted trips that about 50 percent of the total swordfish catch is taken as bycatch, not as targeted catch.

So there is a catch. There is a catch.

The rate of bycatch in the Atlantic longline fleet, for example, was found to be one half of the total catch.

The central and western areas of the Pacific Ocean account for the largest share of the ocean apos s total catch, the bulk of which (estimated to be 90 per cent of the total catch) is taken in the adjoining exclusive economic zones of Pacific Island coastal States.

Carbon monoxide levels have reached crisis levels, at six times the maximum allowable concentration.

A minute or two early was allowable, but ten seconds late would be fatal.

By catch

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