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Snapper Rig John dory 2 review 2024
DECISION: PENDING
Introduction
On 27 June 2024 Fisheries New Zealand (FNZ) advised they were reviewing the Total Allowable Catches (TACs), allowances and the Total Allowable Commercial Catches (TACCs) for snapper, rig and John dory in Fisheries Management Area 2, the lower southeast coast of the North Island.
These proposals were part of a package of 20 reviews seeking public feedback within 21 working days.
The New Zealand Sport Fishing Council (NZSFC) and other organisations strongly objected to the unreasonable timeframe available to make submissions. With no response, the joint parties collaborated to develop a comprehensive submission by the 29 July deadline.
Shane Jones, the Minister for Oceans and Fisheries, is due to make a decision by September. Any changes will apply from 1 October 2024.
Proposal
Table 1: Current and FNZ’s proposed TAC, TACC and allowances, in tonnes, for Snapper 2 (SNA 2), Rig 2 (SPO 2), and John dory 2 (JDO 2).
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Submission
Prior to developing a submission the NZSFC, LegaSea, NZ Angling & Casting, and NZ Underwater collaborated to develop a Preliminary View of the FNZ proposals. This was an attempt to help the public understand the FNZ proposals, and what it all means. Separate Preliminary Views were developed for each of the fish stocks under review. (see below)
On 29 July a joint submission from all 4 organisations was sent to FNZ. The submission combined comments on all 3 fish stocks because they are inter-related, caught in the trawl fisheries together with many other species. Issues affecting one species often impacts on many others, particularly in the trawl fisheries.
Relevant information
2024
Submission
Snapper, John dory, Rig 2. Recreational. 29 July 2024
Submission in response to Fisheries New Zealand’s proposals to change commercial catch limits for snapper, John dory and rig in FMA 2, East Cape to Wellington. John dory 2 includes the west coast from Wellington up to south Waikato. Joint recreational submission NZSFC, LegaSea, NZ Angling & Casting and NZ Underwater. 29 July 2024.
Preliminary views
Preliminary view. Snapper 2. July 2024. NZSFC
Preliminary view document for East Coast North Island snapper (SNA 2). July 2024. NZSFC.
Preliminary view. Rig 2. July 2024. NZSFC
Preliminary view document for lower North Island Rig (SPO 2). July 2024. NZSFC
Preliminary view. John dory 2. July 2024. NZSFC
Preliminary view document for lower North Island John dory (JDO 2). July 2024. NZSFC
FNZ Proposal
FMA 2 TAC review (SNA, SPO, JDO). FNZ. 27 June 2024
Discussion document seeking public feedback on proposed changes to the catch settings in Fisheries Management Area 2 (FMA 2). This discusses Snapper 2, Rig 2 and John dory 2. Any changes will apply from 1 October 2024. Fisheries New Zealand. 27 June 2024.
Additional information
Snapper 2 plenary. FNZ. May 2024
Snapper 2 plenary summarising historic catches and fisheries related to the snapper population around the southeast coast of the North Island. Includes estimates of stock status and projections. Fisheries New Zealand. May 2024
Rig 2 (SPO 2) plenary. FNZ. May 2024
Rig 2 (SPO 2) plenary summarising historic catches, estimates of current stock status and projections for the rig population in FMA 2, around the southeast coast of the North Island. Fisheries New Zealand. May 2024.
John dory 2 (JDO 2) plenary. FNZ. May 2024
John dory 2 (JDO 2) plenary summarising historic catches, fisheries data, stock status estimates and projections for John dory 2. JDO 2 extends from East Cape, to Wellington, up the west coast to south Waikato. Fisheries New Zealand. May 2024.
CRA 1 High Court decision 11 Nov 2022
High Court decision on the challenge by the Environmental Law Initiative of the Minister’s 2021 & 2022 decisions for the future management of Northland rock lobster, CRA 1. Decision issued 11 November 2022.