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REVIEW OF SUSTAINABILITY MEASURES AND OTHER MANAGEMENT CONTROLS FOR THE 2006-07 FISHING YEAR

Each year the Ministry of Fisheries (MFish) undertakes a process to review the management measures for some of New Zealand’s fisheries. The Initial Position Paper (IPP) provides you with MFish’s initial position on the sustainability measures and other management controls being reviewed for the 2006-07 fishing year.

This annual review of fisheries management measures primarily focuses on commitments already made to review certain fishstocks and on urgent issues that present a high level of risk or opportunity.

The contents of the IPP is as follows:

MFish welcomes written submissions on the proposals contained within the IPP. Written submissions are due by Monday, 31 July 2006 and should be posted to Kristin Philbert, Ministry of Fisheries, PO Box 1020, Wellington. Alternatively, electronic submissions can be emailed to kristin.philbert@fish.govt.nz.

Should you wish to receive further information about any of the proposals contained within the IPP, please contact:

  • Arthur Hore, Senior Fisheries Management Advisor, pelagic and northern inshore fisheries, Auckland,
    (09) 820 1990

  • Stefan Leslie, Manager Socio-Economic Standards, low knowledge stocks, Wellington
    (04) 819 4618

  • Scott Williamson, Senior Fisheries Management Advisor, central inshore fisheries, Nelson,
    (03) 548 1069

  • Jim Cornelius, Senior Fisheries Management Advisor, deep-water fisheries, Nelson,
    (03) 548 1069

  • Rose Grindley, Senior Fisheries Management Advisor, southern inshore fisheries, Dunedin,
    (03) 474 0333

Finally, we note that all submissions that are received for the purposes of the sustainability measures and other management controls process are publicly available under the Official Information Act 1982. Should any person or organisation wish for any information contained in their submission to be withheld under the Act, the grounds for withholding the information must be provided in the submission.

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Updated : 16 November 2007