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Kingfish 8 - 2011 Proposals |
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Submissions |
The New Zealand Sport Fishing Council advocate that the principle of TACC increases made solely on the basis of commercial over-catch cannot be considered sound fisheries management. |
29
Jul 11
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Preliminary view
A Preliminary view of the Ministry's proposals for Kingfish 8, from the New Zealand Sport Fishing Council. This covers the key points that need to be addressed in a submission and suggests alternative management solutions.
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15
Jul 11
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MFish Reference documents |
Phil Heatley's decision was followed by a media release discussing the management decisions for the fishing year beginning 1 October 2011. |
26 Sep 11
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Phil Heatley's decision follows MFish advice. The TAC and TACC will be increased by 9 tonne. No measures will be implemented to limit commercial over-catch or address concerns about poor observer coverage on chartered trawlers. |
23 Sep 11
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The Final Advice Paper from the Ministry of Fisheries to the Minister. MFish recommend the TAC and TACC is increased by 9 tonne to accommodate commercial over-catch. No changes to non-commercial allowances. |
23 Sep 11
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The Ministry of Fisheries' letter advising that the sustainability review of Kingfish 8 is underway. Submissions due by 29 July 2011. |
30
Jun 11
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MFish Initial Proposal Paper (IPP)
The Ministry of Fisheries Initial Position Paper (IPP) proposing a 9 tonne increase in TACC and no changes to the allowances. Any change would apply from 1 October 2011.
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30
Jun 11
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The Ministry
of Fisheries issued an Initial Position Paper (IPP) for kingfish
8 (KIN8) on the west coast of the North Island.
Original submission
deadline was 29th July 2005. The deadline was extended to 5pm Wednesday
10th August.
Read the
Ministry's IPP and the option4 submission sent to MFish in response
to the IPP at the links below » »
To achieve
a good level of understanding of complex fisheries management scenarios
we believe it is important to read the available data in good order.
The various documents
have been broken up and reorganised by species and fishery. This
facilitates downloading as, intact, these documents are big and
unwieldy.
For each fishery management
proposal we have submitted to we present the available information
in the following order:
| Kingfish |
| KIN8 - 2005
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Ministers
Decision Letter
After some delay
the Minister's letter confirms his September statement that
a code of practice would be developed with commercial fishers
to improve the management of this important fishery.
Complete text in a PDF document (80Kb)................................ here » |
22
Nov 05
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| Ministers
Decision
The Minister has
agreed to regulations that will allow kingfish to be returned
to the sea by commercial fishers, providing they will survive.
Read more about this measure here
» » |
30
Sep 05
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| Final
Advice Paper
Ministry's advises
the Minister "that there is no basis for increasing the
TACC for KIN8 simply because commercial landings exceed this
level".
Complete text in a PDF document (70Kb)........ here » |
Sept
2005
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option4's supportive submission sent to MFish including some
suggestions for developing a code of conduct.
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10
Aug 05
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| Complete
text in a PDF document (90Kb)........ here » |
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| Ministry of Fisheries |
MFish advise the deadline for submissions has been extended
to the 10th August.
Complete text in a PDF document (20Kb)........ here » |
25 Jul 05
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| Ministry of Fisheries proposal for kingfish off the west coast
of the North Island. |
1
Jul 05
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| Complete
text in a PDF document (43Kb)........ here » |
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| KINGFISH - 2003 |
TOP |
| IPP
Initial Position Paper (IPP) from the Ministry of Fisheries
on the introduction of kingfish into the Quota Management System.
This sets out the Ministry's view on how the species should
be managed with the QMS.
Complete
text in a PDF document (277Kb)........ here »
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14 May 03
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IPP Letter
Introductory letter from the Ministry of Fisheries asking
for submissions on the kingfish IPP. |
15 May 03
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| Preliminary View
Letter from Minister of Fisheries.
Kingfish is due to enter the QMS on 1 October 2003. I am writing
to inform you of my initial views on options for sustainability
measures and other management controls for this species…. |
28 May 03
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| Submissions |
option4 submission on the introduction of kingfish into the
Quota Management System 1 October 2003
Complete
text in a PDF document (63Kb)........ here »
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17 June 03
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| NZ Recreational Fishing Council (NZRFC) submission on the
introduction into the QMS of kingfish. |
15 June 03
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NZ Big Game Fishing Council (NZBGFC) submit to the introduction
of kingfish into the QMS. An interesting read
Complete
text in a PDF document (59Kb)........ here »
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13 June 03
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| Mark Feldman has written a short, sharp submission on the
introduction of kingfish into the QMS. |
25 June 03
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| An in depth submission from Bert Lee of Tolaga Bay East Cape
Charters. Bert is an experienced fisherman and charter operator. |
31 May 03
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| NZBGFC Submission on the introduction of new species into
the Quota Management System 1 October 2003. Recreational fishers
believe that New Zealand's world-class kingfish sport fishery
is under threat. |
11 July 03
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| Final Advice Paper
The Final Advice Paper for the introduction of kingfish into
the Quota Management System
Complete
text in a PDF document (204Kb)........ here »
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6 Sept 03
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Ministers Final Decision
The Minister of Fisheries decision on allocation for kingfish
in the QMS
Complete text in a
PDF document (46Kb)........ here »
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3 Sept 03
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| Articles and Letters |
| The Ministry responds to a question regarding the process
for final advice to the Minister on the introduction of kingfish
into the QMS |
Aug 2003
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option4 article regarding kingfish allocation - NZ Fishing
News
"Put that kingfish back so the commercial fishermen
can catch their new quota." |
July 2003
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| Rick Pollock writes to the Minister regarding pre - QMS kingfish
scramble for quota and catch history. |
July 2003
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| Mark Feldman writes to the Minister of Fisheries regarding
kingfish being brought into the QMS. |
27 June 03
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| option4 write to the Minister regards his upcoming allocation
decisions for Kingfish as it enters the QMS |
7 May 2003
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