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Commercial fishing and fisheries Regulations, monitoring and enforcement

From:: Marine Management Organisation, Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, and Closed organisation: Animal Health and Veterinary Laboratories Agency

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Catch Quota Trials

Applications sought for English catch quota trials for 2015
Catch Quota Trials
North Sea trials show less than 1 percent of cod discarded

Enforcement news

Inaccurate e-log costs skippers and vessel owners £16,000
Influence management of England's inshore fisheries
Influence management of England’s inshore fisheries
Skipper fined for fisheries offences
Use of net attachments cost master and owner £25,000

Fisheries statistics

Effort use statistics
Quota use statistics
Review of monthly statistics 2014

Quota and catch limits

Quota management rules
Manage your fishing effort
Fisheries quota allocation 2014
Fixed quota allocation units
Manage and lease fishing quota
Calculate your fisheries catch limits
Closed fishing areas
Current catch limits: 10 metres and under pool
Current catch limits: over 10 metre non-sector pool
Domestic Quota Swap Form
Fish and land nephrops: vessels 10 metres and under
How to trace, weigh and distribute fish products
Join or leave a fish producer organisation
South Devon trawling and crabbing chart 2015
Apply for a scientific research dispensation
Catch limits increased after meetings with fishermen
Compliance and Enforcement Strategy
Fishing offences: Penalties and inspections

Vessel licensing and lists

Engine power monitoring and testing
Vessel lists over 10 metres
Vessel lists 10 metres and under

Sales notes and electronic recording systems

Electronic recording systems forms and correspondence
Electronic Recording System user manual
Get access to online sales note system
How to manually report electronic logbook reports
How to report fishing activities using an electronic logbook software system
Record and submit sales notes: paper sales notes

Species protection and marine conservation

Bluefin tuna regulations explained
New regulations controlling trade in some shark and ray species
Reduce dolphin and porpoise by-catch
Supply aquariums and zoos with marine species
Understand marine conservation byelaws

Vessel monitoring systems

Apply for and register your vessel monitoring system device
Vessel monitoring system: apply for grant aid
Vessel monitoring system: data request
Vessel monitoring system devices
Vessel monitoring system: manufacturers and engineers
Vessel monitoring system: register or re-register your device

Other

Area VI and VII skates and rays fishery closed to some vessels
Catch Quota Trial Final Report 2013 - western haddock
Closure of the skates and rays fishery in Eastern English Channel
Exploring options for fisheries management – new industry panel to be created
Industry negotiations result in Channel scallop deal
Vessel owner and master guilty of illegal fishing in Lyme Bay

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