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Extended coastal permits Bill. Government. 30 May 2024

Resource Management (Extended Duration of Coastal Permits for Marine Farms) Amendment Bill. Government Bill to extend existing resource consents for marine farms for another 20 years, but not beyond 2050. Issued on 30 May 2024.

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Fisheries Notice Commercial Regulations. FNZ. May 2024

Fisheries (Landing and Discard Exceptions) Notice applying to commercial fishing from 1 June 2024. Fisheries New Zealand. May 2024.

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Fisheries Notice Management Controls. FNZ. June 2024

Fisheries (Recreational Management Controls) Notice confirming changes to regulations on amateur fishing. Most changes were consulted on in March 2022. Fisheries New Zealand. June 2024.

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Snapper 1 TAC decision media statement. Minister. 17 Sep 2013

Minister's media statement on the release of his decision for the future management of Snapper 1. Minister Nathan Guy. 17 September 2013.

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Snapper 1 Strategy Group membership. MPI. 15 Jan 2014

Letter confirming 3 representatives to participate in the Snapper 1 Strategy Group. MPI. 15 January 2014.

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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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Article. Real snapper wastage being hidden. LegaSea. 28 Aug 2014

Addressing wastage was a big issue during our 2013 SOS Save Our Snapper campaign. LegaSea. 28 August 2014.

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Article. Reducing waste is a priority. LegaSea. 25 Aug 2014

LegaSea is advocating a bottom-up approach to rebuilding our fisheries. That's because mortality on small fish can be reduced. LegaSea. 25 August 2014.

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Article. Snapper 1 Update. LegaSea. 9 Aug 2014

Working towards more and bigger fish in Snapper 1. LegaSea. 9 August 2014.

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Snapper 1 media release. LegaSea. 28 March 2014

Unfair snapper rules take effect. Recreational fishers are urged to comply with the new rules anyway. LegaSea. 28 March 2014.

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