New Zealand Gazette – 1996 – No. 11

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✨ Fisheries Regulations

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(b) Target species and bycatch species are specified by the way of fishstock codes, being Fishstock Codes defined in the Second Schedule of the Fisheries (Reporting) Regulations 1990; and

(c) Methods are specified by way of method codes, being Method Codes defined in the Second Schedule of the Fisheries (Reporting) Regulations 1990.

Offering a lease of quota in lieu of paying deemed value—(1) As from the date this notice comes into effect, any commercial fisherman who could be required under section 28ZD of the Fisheries Act 1983 to pay the deemed value of any fish that is specified as a bycatch species in this notice, may offer the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Fisheries a lease or sub-lease of the right to take fish, being fish that are specified in this notice as a target species in relation to that bycatch species, as specified in the tables below.

(2) The ratios, as specified in the tables below, are the amounts of target species which may, in lieu of such payments, be accepted by way of lease or sub-lease in relation to the amount of the bycatch species for which the offer of quota is made, e.g. if a fisher could be required to pay deemed value for 1 tonne of Gur 1 and wishes to offer a lease of Fla 1 then the amount that can be offered is 1 tonne × 0.42 = 0.42 tonnes of Fla 1.

(3) The bycatch species must have been taken while fishing for the target species using the method or any of the methods specified: e.g. in the case of the above example, the GUR 1 bycatch must have been taken using the method of setnetting.

(4) Any offers that relate to bycatch species as specified in this notice must relate to fishing that has occurred in the months of January, February or March 1996 respectively.

Revocation—The Fisheries (Bycatch Trade-off) Notice (No. 4) 1996 (No. 4) 1995 (No. I:11) appearing in the New Zealand Gazette on 2 November 1995, No. 127 at page 4258 is hereby revoked.

Quota Management Area 1

Bycatch Species	Method(s)	Target Species
		Jla 1

Bns 1	-	0.86
Gur 1	DS, SN	0.42
Jdo 1	-	1.40
Sch 1	-	0.34
Tar 1	-	0.77
Tre 1	-	-

Quota Management Area 1 (continued)

Bycatch Species	Method(s)	Target Species
		Sna 1
		DS
Fla 1	-	-
Gur 1	DS	0.17
Jdo 1	-	0.56
Sch 1	-	-
Tar 1	-	-
Tre 1	-	0.26

Quota Management Area 2

Bycatch Species	Method(s)	Target Species
		Bar 1
		BT
Bns 2	-	-
Hpb 2	-	-
Mok 1	-	-
Rco 2	BT	0.95
Sna 2	-	-
Spo 2	-	-

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