SGS Product & Process Certification - Marine Stewardship Council
SGS Product & Process Certification - Marine Stewardship Council
SGS Product & Process Certification - Marine Stewardship Council
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The Performance of the Fishery in relation to MSC Principles 1, 2 and 3 are summarised<br />
below:<br />
MSC Principle Fishery Performance<br />
Principle 1: Sustainability of exploited stock Overall: 81,1 points PASS<br />
Principle 2: Maintenance of ecosystem Overall: 86,3 points PASS<br />
Principle 3: Effective management system Overall: 80,0 points PASS<br />
10.2 Conditions<br />
The fishery attained a score of below 80 against four Performance Indicators. The assessment<br />
team has therefore set conditions for continuing certification that the Vereniging Beroepsmatige<br />
Handlijnvissers Nederland (VBHL), as the client for certification, is required to address. The<br />
conditions are applied to improve performance to at least the 80 level within a period set by the<br />
certification body but no longer than the term of the certification.<br />
As a standard condition of certification, the client shall develop an 'Action Plan‘ for meeting the<br />
conditions for continued certification, to be approved by <strong>SGS</strong>.<br />
The conditions, associated timescales and relevant Performance Indicators are set out below<br />
(note that PIs for SGs 60 and 80 are assumed for SG 100).<br />
Condition 1<br />
Harvest Strategy 1.2.2 Harvest control rule<br />
PI There are well defined and effective harvest control rules in place<br />
SG 60 Generally understood harvest control rules are in place that are<br />
consistent with the harvest strategy and which act to reduce the<br />
exploitation rate as limit reference points are approached.<br />
There is some evidence that tools used to implement harvest<br />
control rules are appropriate and effective in controlling<br />
exploitation.<br />
SG 80 Well defined harvest control rules are in place that are consistent<br />
with the harvest strategy and ensure that the exploitation rate is<br />
reduced as limit reference points are approached.<br />
The selection of the harvest control rules takes into account the<br />
main uncertainties.<br />
Available evidence indicates that the tools in use are appropriate<br />
and effective in achieving the exploitation levels required under the<br />
harvest control rules<br />
SG 100 The design of the harvest control rules take into account a wide<br />
range of uncertainties.<br />
Evidence clearly shows that the tools in use are effective in<br />
achieving the exploitation levels required under the harvest control<br />
rules.<br />
Scoring 75<br />
Rationale Technical conservation measures are in place (MLS and mesh size<br />
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