fisheries compliance and enforcement in the NT analysis. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and under the Fisheries Act 1988. Aquatic Sciences 63:212-223. There have been few reported problems with compliance in the fishery. The primary area of concern is the potential for the black market sale of fish by unlicensed fishers. Consultation, Communication and Education The NT Seafood Council, the Coastal Line Association and AFANT take an Fishermen’s active role in the formulation of management policy for this fishery. Additionally, there are a number of regional coastal consultative committees, which provide formal advice from Aboriginal constituents on all aspects of fishing, including coastal species. CLFMAC, which is a forum for key stakeholder groups, was re-established in 2008 to provide advice to government on management strategies and research for the fishery. Research Scientist - Mr Chris Errity Aquatic Resource Management Officer Ms Patti – Kuhl Coleman, A. P. M. (1998). Fishcount: A Survey of Recreational Fishing in the Northern Territory. Department of Primary Industry and Fisheries Fishery Report 43. Coleman, A. P. M. (2004). The National Recreational Fishing Survey: The Northern Territory. Department of Business, Industry and Resource Development Fishery Report 72. Henry, G. W. and Lyle, J. M. (2003). The National Recreational and Indigenous Fishing Survey. FRDC Project 99/158. NSW Fisheries Final Report Series No 48. Walters, C. J., Korman, J., and Martell, S. J. (2006). A stochastic approach to stock reduction
fisheries compliance and enforcement in the NT under the Fisheries Act 1988. There have been few reported problems with compliance in the fishery. The primary area of concern is the potential for the black market sale of fish by unlicensed fishers. Consultation, Communication and Education The NT Seafood Council, the Coastal Line Fishermen’s Association and AFANT take an active role in the formulation of management policy for this fishery. Additionally, there are a number of regional coastal consultative committees, which provide formal advice from Aboriginal constituents on all aspects of fishing, including coastal species. CLFMAC, which is a forum for key stakeholder groups, was re-established in 2008 to provide advice to government on management strategies and research for the fishery. Research Scientist - Mr Chris Errity Aquatic Resource Management Officer – Ms Patti Kuhl Coleman, A. P. M. (1998). Fishcount: A Survey of Recreational Fishing in the Northern Territory. Department of Primary Industry and Fisheries Fishery Report 43. Coleman, A. P. M. (2004). The National Recreational Fishing Survey: The Northern Territory. Department of Business, Industry and Resource Development Fishery Report 72. Henry, G. W. and Lyle, J. M. (2003). The National Recreational and Indigenous Fishing Survey. FRDC Project 99/158. NSW Fisheries Final Report Series No 48. Walters, C. J., Korman, J., and Martell, S. J. (2006). A stochastic approach to stock reduction analysis. Canadian Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences 63:212-223.