Submissions – Page 4 – New Zealand Sport Fishing Council

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Integrating recreational interests into management. Sutinen. 17 May 2003

Angling management organisations: Integrating the recreational sector into fishery management. Marine Policy Paper. Jon G Sutinen and Robert J Johnston. 17 May 2003.

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Nugget Point marine reserve proposal process 2004-06

A record of the process following the release of the proposal to establish a marine reserve at Nugget Point, Otago. The proposal was initiated by the Department of Conservation. After sustained opposition DoC decided against proceeding. Record on the option4 website.

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Marine Protected Areas policy and implementation plan. DoC. Dec 2005.

This is the Marine Protected Areas policy and implementation plan developed by the Department of Conservation and Ministry of Fisheries for the Government. The Govt is committed to protect New Zealand marine biodiversity by establishing a comprehensive and representative network of Marine Protected Areas (MPAs). December 2005.

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Submission. 2030 Key indicators (KPIs). Joint interests. 9 July 2010

Submission in response to a request from the Ministry of Fisheries for information and advice on indicators to measure sector outcome performance. A comprehensive submission rejecting most of the proposed indicators and providing qualified support for others. Submission by joint interests the New Zealand Sport Fishing Council, the Hokianga Accord and option4. 9 July 2010.

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Submission. 2030 Decision criteria. Joint interests. 29 May 2010

Submission in response to the Fisheries 2030 proposed decision criteria. Submission supports the principle of developing a standard set of decision criteria to guide Ministry processes. Support for the proposed principles is conditional on the Ministry providing case studies and a fuller explanation of what the outcomes might be. Submission by the New Zealand Sport Fishing Council, the Hokianga Accord and option4. 29 May 2010.

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2030 Alternative strategy V2 – summary. Joint interests. 31 July 2009

Summary of the 2030 Alternative management strategy recommendations in Version 2. Summary developed for the Minister of Fisheries in response to the Fisheries 2030 proposals. Recommendations endorsed by joint non-commercial fishing and environmental interests. 31 July 2009.

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2030 alternative strategy Version 2. Joint interests. 31 July 2009

Submission updating earlier alternative management strategy. Version 2 is more comprehensive with additional signatories. Response to the Minister of Fisheries, Fisheries 2030 proposals. Submission signatories include the New Zealand Big Game Fishing Council, the Hokianga Accord, ECO, option4, Forest & Bird, Greenpeace, the NZ Recreational Fishing Council, Marlborough Recreational Fishers Association, The Guardians of Hawke Bay and the New Zealand Angling & Casting Association. 31 July 2009.

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Submission. 2030 alternative strategy. Joint interests. 17 June 2009

Submission proposing an alternative management strategy to the Fisheries 2030 proposals from the Minister of Fisheries. Joint non-commercial submission by the New Zealand Big Game Fishing Council, the Hokianga Accord, option4 and the New Zealand Recreational Fishing Council. 17 June 2009.

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2030. Letter to Minister of Fisheries. Joint interests. 17 June 2009

Letter to the Minister of Fisheries confirming that there is no support for the Ministry's Fisheries 2030 strategy, vision and process in its current form. Letter from joint non-commercial and environmental interests: the New Zealand Big Game Fishing Council, Forest & Bird, NZ Recreational Fishing Council, option4, the Hokianga Accord, Greenpeace Aotearoa - New Zealand, the Guardians of Hawke Bay and ECO. 17 June 2009.

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Submission. Fisheries services 2006/07. NZBGFC. 18 May 2006

Submission in response to the proposed Fisheries Services for 2006/07 from the Ministry of Fisheries. Submission highlights the need for kingfish mortality to be considered as a tier 1 project. Submission also supports a project to monitor the effectiveness of adding Kingfish to the 6th Schedule. Submission by the New Zealand Big Game Fishing Council and endorsed by option4. 18 May 2006.

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