Volume III, Appendices EM - National Marine Fisheries Service ...

g.
The Holder/PI must not harass or kill any animal for the express purpose of
providing specimens to be obtained and/or importedfexported under this
Permit.
h. The Holder/PI will assign a permanent catalogue number, including any
prior identification numbers, to all individuals or samples.
5 ImportExport Requirements
a. The Holder/PI must not import specimens into the United States from
marine mammals:
2)
3)
4)
Taken illegally in the country of origin or taken in a directed fishery,
except where such taking is legal;
Taken in any high seas driftnet fishery after December 3 1,1992;
Taken during any commercial whaling operation or any scientific
whaling operation which does not meet the criteria established by the
International Whaling Commission at the time of taking; or
Deliberately killed for the purposes of hlfilling this Permit or taken
through a directed take, except as noted in 1) above.
b. Researchers must comply with the requirements of the CITES for import
and export 150 CFR part 231.
c. Marine mammal parts imported under the authority of this permit must be
taken imported or exported in a humane manner, and in compliance with the
Acts and any applicable foreign law. Importation of marine mammals and
marine mammal parts is subject to the provisions of 50 CFR parts 14 and
216.
d. All specimens imported into the United States must be accompanied by
documentation giving a description of each animal fiom which specimen
materials were taken including, if possible:
)
2)
3)
NMFS Permit No. 932-1489-08
Expiration Date: June 30,2007
Identification, age, size, sex, reproductive condition;
Date and location of collection;
Circumstances causing the death; and