The fishery national and international requirements for the protection of ETP species PI 2.3.1 The fishery does not pose a risk of serious or irreversible harm to ETP species and does not hinder recovery of ETP species SG 60 SG 80 SG 100 Scoring a Known effects of the The effects of the There is a high degree of fishery are likely to be fishery are known and certainty that the effects of the within limits of national are highly likely to be fishery are within limits of and international within limits of national national and international requirements for and international requirements for protection of protection of ETP requirements for ETP species. species. protection of ETP species. Guidepost Met? (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) [Note: Insert as much text as required to justify the SG level achieved for this scoring issue] Justification b Known direct effects Direct effects are highly There is a high degree of are unlikely to create unlikely to create confidence that there are no unacceptable impacts unacceptable impacts significant detrimental direct to ETP species. to ETP species. effects of the fishery on ETP species. Guidepost Met? (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) [Note: Insert as much text as required to justify the SG level achieved for this scoring issue] Justification c Indirect effects have There is a high degree of been considered and confidence that there are no are thought to be significant detrimental indirect unlikely to create effects of the fishery on ETP unacceptable impacts. species. Guidepost (Y/N) (Y/N) Met? [Note: Insert as much text as required to justify the SG achieved for this scoring issue] Justification References [List any references here] OVERALL PERFORMANCE INDICATOR SCORE: CONDITION NUMBER (if relevant):
PI 2.3.1 The fishery national and international requirements for the protection of ETP species The fishery does not pose a risk of serious or irreversible harm to ETP species and does not hinder recovery of ETP species Scoring SG 60 SG 80 SG 100 a Guidepost Known effects of the fishery are likely to be within limits of national and international requirements for protection of ETP species. The effects of the fishery are known and are highly likely to be within limits of national and international requirements for protection of ETP species. There is a high degree of certainty that the effects of the fishery are within limits of national and international requirements for protection of ETP species. Met? (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) Justification [Note: Insert as much text as required to justify the SG level achieved for this scoring issue] b Guidepost Known direct effects are unlikely to create unacceptable impacts to ETP species. Direct effects are highly unlikely to create unacceptable impacts to ETP species. There is a high degree of confidence that there are no significant detrimental direct effects of the fishery on ETP species. Met? (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N) Justification [Note: Insert as much text as required to justify the SG level achieved for this scoring issue] c Guidepost Indirect effects have been considered and are thought to be unlikely to create unacceptable impacts. There is a high degree of confidence that there are no significant detrimental indirect effects of the fishery on ETP species. Met? (Y/N) (Y/N) Justification [Note: Insert as much text as required to justify the SG achieved for this scoring issue] References [List any references here] OVERALL PERFORMANCE INDICATOR SCORE: CONDITION NUMBER (if relevant):
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