23 November 2016
© Commonwealth of Australia 2016 ISBN 978-1-76010-494-8
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Referral and reporting timeframe Conduct of the inquiry Acknowledgement Structure of the report Overview of the regulation of Commonwealth fisheries The Small Pelagic Fishery The FV Geelong Star Key stakeholder positions on the Geelong Star Meaning of 'super trawler'
Output controls Bycatch of non-target species and interactions with protected species Compliance and monitoring
General concerns about the utilisation of the fishery and the current knowledge about stock assessments Localised depletion Bycatch of non-quota species Interactions with protected species
Advantages of factory freezer trawlers for fishing operations Employment and effects on other economic activities
Science relied on for the management of the SPF Evidence regarding the overall regulatory framework Specific concerns about the management of the SPF by AFMA
Analytical framework used for the inquiry Principal concerns Recommendations
Coalition Senators' Recommendations Chair's Report Recommendations
Committee SecretarySenate Standing Committees on Environment and CommunicationsPO Box 6100Parliament HouseCanberra ACT 2600 Phone: +61 2 6277 3526ec.sen@aph.gov.au
The environmental, social and economic impacts of large-capacity fishing vessels commonly known as 'supertrawlers' operating in Australia's marine jurisdiction, including the effect on the marine ecosystem, current research and scientific knowledge and the effectiveness of the current regulatory framework and compliance arrangements
01 Nov 2016: Canberra
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