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context of the fishery and has been tested and proven to be effective.(1-100) Dutch fisheries are conducted on the basis of fishing licences. The Dutch legal system and the fisheries management system has a mechanism to observe the legal rights created explicitly or established by custom of people dependent on fishing for food or livelihood in a manner consistent with the objectives of MSC Principles 1 and 2 (3-80). The system of consultation and industry representation through a local fishing organization enables the authorities to work in a proactive manner. The management system or fishery is attempting to comply in a timely fashion with binding judicial decisions arising from any legal challenges(2-80). Score: 85 Audit trace references COUNCIL REGULATION (EC) No 2371/2002 of 20 December 2002 on the conservation and sustainable exploitation of fisheries resources under the Common Fisheries Policy Page 97 of 151
Scoring criteria Scoring guidepost 60 Scoring guidepost 80 Scoring guidepost 100 3.1.2 Consultation, roles and responsibilities: The management system has effective consultation processes that are open to interested and affected parties. The roles and responsibilities of organisations and individuals who are involved in the management process are clear and understood by all relevant parties. (1-60) Organisations and individuals involved in the management process have been identified. Functions, roles and responsibilities are generally understood. (2-60) The management system includes consultation processes that obtain relevant information from the main affected parties, including local knowledge, to inform the management system. (1-80) Organisations and individuals involved in the management process have been identified. Functions, roles and responsibilities are explicitly defined and well understood for key areas of responsibility and interaction. (2-80) The management system includes consultation processes that regularly seek and accept relevant information, including local knowledge. The management system demonstrates consideration of the information obtained. (3-80) The consultation process provides opportunity for all interested and affected parties to be involved. (1-100) Organisations and individuals involved in the management process have been identified. Functions, roles and responsibilities are explicitly defined and well understood for all areas of responsibility and interaction. (2-100) The management system includes consultation processes that regularly seek and accept relevant information, including local knowledge. The management system demonstrates consideration of the information and explains how it is used or not used. (3-100) The consultation process provides opportunity and encouragement for all interested and affected parties to be involved, and facilitates their effective engagement. Scoring comments There is clear and evident division of responsibility between EU and national institutions and authorities. At the national level, national fisheries administrations and industry bodies (Ministerie van EconomischeZaken, Landbouw en Innovatie (EL&I), AlgemeneInspectiedienst, IMARES) are responsible for a range of management and regulatory duties, including management of fleet activity, management of national quota, monitoring and control of all fisheries occurring within national jurisdiction, collection, collation and transmitting of key fishery data, and undertaking at least a base range of scientific monitoring and development work. Organizations and individuals involved in the Page 98 of 151
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