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Savage cuts in the total allowable catches and quotas were announced in December by the Council.
such as the introduction of multiannual programmes, total allowable catches and scientific recommendations.
In a situation of serious stock depletion, it is crucial that total allowable catches(TACs) are not overshot.
For cod, for example, total allowable catches(TACs) were reduced by 54% between 1998 and 20056.
The report proposes several amendments to the rules outlining the procedure for reducing total allowable catches and fishing effort to sustainable levels.
Such rules could include quality criteria and total allowable load of heavy metals
Last week, after all-night negotiations, the Council announced that next years' total allowable catch(TAC) for the eastern Baltic cod stock will be 28 388 tons.
The cod stocks have declined so much that there has been a reduction of half in the total allowable catch and a new cod recovery programme introduced.
Managing fisheries Total allowable catches(TACs) or fishing opportunities, are catch limits(expressed in tonnes
Following the scientific advice, decisions on total allowable catches(TACs) are made by EU Member States.
For example, in the Mediterranean basin the CFP's main conservation instrument, the total allowable catches(TACs) and quota system, was not applied.
The Commission shall inform Member States of the date on which the Secretariat of NEAFC has notified NEAFC Contracting Parties that the total allowable catch(TAC) has been fully utilised.
Total allowable catches(TACs) and quotas as the key instrument of control have been a disaster,
stricter short-term measures involving low total allowable catches(TACs), direct limitations of fishing(days vessels can spend at sea) and control measures to
all of this comes on top of the savage cuts in total allowable catches and quotas announced by the Council last December.
Unfortunately, the introduction of quotas and total allowable catches to deal with this problem has brought about a further problem:
Essentially, the Commission proposes more stable total allowable catches(TACs), as called for by stakeholders, through the application of multi-annual recovery plans,
The proposed total allowable catches(TAC) for herring,
In the EESC's view, setting total allowable catches(TACs) for river areas does not make sense because it is administratively cumbersome and its monitoring would entail considerable additional costs.
Ireland and the United Kingdom abstaining, on a regulation on the allocation of the Total Allowable Catches(TAC) for blue whiting,