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✨ Fisheries Authorisation Form

NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE

No. 25

SCHEDULE

AUTHORISATION FORM

AUTHORISATION TO TAKE FOR CUSTOMARY PURPOSES

Pursuant to Regulation 27 of the Fisheries (Amateur Fishing) Regulations 1986 and the Fisheries (Customary Fishing) Notice 2003

NUMBER:

This authorisation is issued to: (Name ALL harvesters)

Address (of holder):

Signature of authorisation holder: ____ Phone No: ___

Purpose: Hui/Tangi (circle one) Reason for Hui: __

To be used at ____ on (date)

(address of venue) Contact Number: _____

AUTHORISED HARVEST AND CONDITIONS

Species	Maximum Quantity (number) or (Greenweight)	Area from which the Species is to be taken	Place at which the Species is to be landed

Surface floats, buoys or tags must be clearly marked with this authorisation number

Optional Conditions For Authorised Representative to Complete

Size limit for each species __

Fishing method for each species __

Actual quantity taken to be notified to Authorised Representative: Yes/No (Circle one)

NOTE: The above harvester/s is/are authorised to take quantities of (fish, aquatic life or seaweed) as approved in this authorisation, provided that they are only taken from the area and for the purpose specified. This authorisation is not transferable. It must be carried at all times and be shown to any Fishery Officer on request. This authorisation is valid only for a 48 hour period beginning from the date and time specified.

Authorised by: __

(Print name of Authorised Representative)

on behalf of:

Marae Committee / Maori Committee / Trust Board / Runanga (Circle one)

Address: __

Phone No: __

Signature: _____ Date Signed: __

Date and time authorisation valid from (Date) (Time)

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🌾 Fisheries (Customary Fishing) Notice 2003 (continued from previous page)

Domain🌾 Primary Industries & Resources
KeywordsFisheries, Customary Fishing, Authorisation, Marae Committee, Māori Trust Board, Hui, Tangi

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