Examples of using Catch data in English and their translations into Hungarian
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On the basis of this information, the Member States must then submit all catch data to the Commission each month,
Finally, the Commission has put a database(catch data since 2013) in place, although this was not operational
In order to follow the way of the catch and to be able to verify their coherence with catch data, registered buyers, registered auctions or other bodies
another 60 whose state is not known precisely due to insufficient catch data.
(5) The catch document should also make it possible to determine whether Dissostichus spp. has been harvested in the Convention area in a manner consistent with the CCAMLR conservation measures and to collect catch data in order to facilitate the scientific evaluation of stocks.
Member States shall transmit to the Commission, which in turn will transmit to the ICCAT Executive Secretariat, the annual nominal catch data(task I as defined by ICCAT), for those species that are indicated in Annex II.
licences, catch data, etc.) but the cross-checks required by the Control Regulation had not been carried out.
in the six principal Member States(1) in fisheries terms led the Court to conclude that: Ń catch data are neither complete
Moreover, the Control Regulation requires Member States to send aggregated catch data by stock. However, the fact that it does
provides reliable catch data which can be monitored and kept up to date.
inspection and sanction systems relating to fisheries resources: catch data X are incomplete
Format for the submission of catch data for the north-east Atlantic.
Format for the submission of catch data for regions other than the north atlantic.
(3) The maintenance of records on catch data shall be organised by the Ministry of Agriculture.
we examined how the Member States ensured that catch data and landing declarations were comprehensive,
Ensure that the new catch database is fully used by flag Member States and provides reliable catch data which can be monitored and kept up to date;
In the absence of legal certainty, inspectors are not systematically notified when deviations in excess of the tolerance margin are detected by the departments responsible for processing catch data.
Moreover a framework is needed to ensure that fleet and catch data are reliable, both to allow appropriate fisheries management measures to be taken and to support the scientific reports.
The lack of inter-operability and inter-connection between the different national systems for collecting catch data reduces the opportunities for checking, and thus limits the
The national systems for collecting, validating and compiling catch data are affected by numerous shortcomings,