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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management system responded to findings and relevant<br />
recommendations emerging from research, monitoring, evaluation<br />
and review activity.<br />
Scoring 70<br />
Rationale Management systems for Dutch North Sea fisheries are well<br />
established and generally effective. The decision-making<br />
processes are well developed and fishery representatives are<br />
regularly consulted by the relevant authorities. However, the rod<br />
and line fishery for bass is a relatively small sector and most rod<br />
and line fishermen are not represented by the National<br />
Fishermen‘s organisations.<br />
Condition Condition 3: The client should encourage the relevant<br />
management authorities to include this fishery in the formal<br />
decision-making processes.<br />
Client Action<br />
Plan<br />
Condition 4<br />
Fishery specific<br />
management<br />
system<br />
Timescale: By first surveillance visit: written evidence is required<br />
of actions by the client to encourage the relevant management<br />
authorities to develop a formal decision making process for the sea<br />
bass fishery, and of their response.<br />
By the third surveillance visit, evidence is required that the sea<br />
bass fishery is included in the decision-making process.<br />
Encourage authorities to include this fishery within national<br />
decision-making processes.<br />
3.2.5 Information and monitoring<br />
P3 There is a system for monitoring and evaluating the performance of<br />
the fishery-specific management system against its objectives.<br />
There is effective and timely review of the fishery-specific<br />
management system.<br />
SG 60 The fishery has in place mechanisms to evaluate some parts of the<br />
management system and is subject to occasional internal review.<br />
SG 80 The fishery has in place mechanisms to evaluate key parts of the<br />
management system and is subject to regular internal and<br />
occasional external review.<br />
SG 100 The fishery has in place mechanisms to evaluate all parts of the<br />
management system and is subject to regular internal and external<br />
review.<br />
Scoring 75<br />
Rationale Because fishery-specific management objectives are not explicitly<br />
formulated for the rod and line sea bass fishery, there is no<br />
provision for evaluation of the fishery‘s performance against these<br />
objectives.<br />
Condition Condition 4.<br />
Once fishery-specific objectives are identified and set (Condition<br />
2), the client should liaise with the relevant management<br />
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