2015 – New Zealand Sport Fishing Council

Below are all documents in the 2015 category.

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Article. Is this a new era? LegaSea. 28 July 2015

A draft management plan for the northeastern snapper stock is underway and expected to be with the Minister, Nathan Guy, later this year. LegaSea. 28 July 2015.

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Sea Change. Summary of Water quality roundtable discussions. Feb 2015

Summary of Water quality roundtable discussions and outcomes. Given to Stakeholder Working Group. February 2015

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Letter. Sea Change Working Group invitation response. NZSFC. Dec 2015

NZSFC accept a renewed invitation to nominate a representative to the Sea Change Stakeholder Working Group. 7 December 2015.

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Letter. Sea Change Working Group invitation response. NZSFC. Oct 2015

NZSFC do not accept the invitation to appoint another representative to the Sea Change Stakeholder Working Group, due to other commitments. 6 October 2015

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Letter. Sea Change Working Group invitation. Sept 2015

Sea Change Working Group invitation for the NZSFC to appoint a new member to the Working Group given the resignation of an earlier representative. 29 September 2015

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Report. Sea Change Aquaculture roundtable summary. Feb 2015

Sea Change. Summary of Aquaculture roundtable discussions and outcomes. Given to Stakeholder Working Group. February 2015.

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Report. Sea Change Biodiversity roundtable summary. Feb 2015

Sea Change. Summary of Biodiversity and Biosecurity roundtable discussions and outcomes. Given to Stakeholder Working Group. February 2015.

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Report. Sea Change Fisheries roundtable summary. Feb 2015

Sea Change. Summary of Fisheries roundtable discussions and outcomes. Given to Stakeholder Working Group. February 2015

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Report. Sea Change handover meeting. NZSFC. 2 Feb 2015

Report on the Sea Change meeting with the Stakeholder Working Group to hand over the Fisheries roundtable report. NZSFC. 2 February 2015.

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Yellowtail kingfish policy. NZSFC. July 2015

The New Zealand Sport Fishing Council's goal is to maintain the world class fishery for kingfish in New Zealand. This policy was ratified by the Council in July 2015.

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