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Submission. Coromandel scallop TAC review. Recreational. 23 July 2007

Submission rejecting both proposals to provide additional ACE for the 2007 fishing year, on the grounds of sustainability. If commercial dredging could be excluded from nominated areas then a moderate increase could be supported. Joint recreational submission by the New Zealand Sport Fishing Council, Bay of Plenty NZSFC clubs, the Hokianga Accord and option4. 23 July 2007.

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Submission. Coromandel scallops TAC review. Recreational. 28 July 2010

Submission rejecting the proposed Total Allowable Catch (TAC) increase for the Coromandel scallop fishery. Submission also recommends that commercial dredging is excluded from areas that have a low density of legal size scallops. Joint recreational submission by the New Zealand Sport Fishing Council, the Hokianga Accord and option4. 28 July 2010.

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Submission. Marlborough Sounds blue cod reopening. NZSFC. 4 Oct 2010

Submission in response to the proposed measures to support reopening the Marlborough Sounds amateur blue cod fishery. Also, a submission on the regulations included in the proposed management plan developed by the Marlborough Sounds Blue Cod Management Group. Submission by the New Zealand Sport Fishing Council and option4. 4 October 2010.

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Submission. Blue cod 8 TACC review. NZSFC. 29 July 2011

Submission highlighting that the all 3 options for the future management of commercial catch in Blue cod 8 include a Total Allowable Commercial Catch (TACC) higher than recent catch. No option reduces commercial catch. Submission by the New Zealand Sport Fishing Council. 29 July 2011.

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Submission. Aquaculture Technical Advisory Group report. NZSFC. 16 Dec 2009

Submission in response to the Aquaculture Technical Advisory Group report. Submission highlights the need for non-commercial fishing interests and environmental groups to be involved in the development of the National Policy Statement & National Environmental Standard for Aquaculture. Submission by the New Zealand Sport Fishing Council. 16 December 2009.

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Submission. Red snapper management review. NZSFC. 26 July 2019

Submission in support of urgent management action to reduce commercial catch of red snapper as catches have been unconstrained for 40 years. Submission by the New Zealand Sport Fishing Council. 26 July 2019.

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Submission. Red cod 2 and Flatfish 3 review. NZSFC. 14 June 2017

Submission in response to the proposals for an in-season increase to the Total Allowable Catch (TAC) for Red cod 2 and Flatfish 3. Submission does not support the proposed TAC increases for RCO 2 and FLA 3. Submission by the New Zealand Sport Fishing Council. 14 June 2017.

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Submission. Inshore fish stock review. NZSFC. 30 July 2012

Submission in response to the review of Elephant fish 5, Dark ghost shark 2 & 8, Red gurnard 3 & 7, John dory 7. Submission notes that many of the stocks under review are likely to have fluctuations in abundance. Signficant catch increases for low information stocks is risky. Submission by the New Zealand Sport Fishing Council. 30 July 2012.

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Submission. Skipjack tuna management review. NZSFC. 20 June 2014

Submission in support of managing skipjack tuna as proposed by the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission. The submission highlights that there is no effective fisheries management for yellowfin or bigeye tuna under the Quota Management System because the Total Allowable Commercial Catch (TACC) levels are in excess of historic catches. An excessive allocation for skipjack would repeat these mistakes. Submission by the New Zealand Sport Fishing Council. 20 June 2014.

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Submission. Southern bluefin tuna, mako, porbeagle sharks. NZSFC. Aug 2012

Submission in response to the review of the management of highly migratory species including Southern bluefin tuna, mako shark and porbeagle sharks. Submission highlights the need for precautionary approach when managing low information stocks. Submission by the New Zealand Sport Fishing Council. 3 August 2012.

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