Met? Investigation of UoA impacts Main impacts of the UoA on Main impacts of the UoA on Main interactions between the these key ecosystem these key ecosystem UoA and these ecosystem elements can be inferred from elements can be inferred from elements can be inferred from b post existing information, but have existing information, and existing information, and have not been investigated in some have been been investigated in detail. detail. investigated in detail. Met? Understanding of component functions The main functions of the The impacts of the UoA on P1 components (i.e., P1 target target species, primary, species, primary, secondary secondary and ETP species Guide c and ETP species and and Habitats are identified post Habitats) in the ecosystem and the main functions of are known. these components in the ecosystem are understood. Met? Information relevance Adequate information is Adequate information is available on the impacts of available on the impacts of Guide the UoA on these the UoA on the components d post components to allow some of and elements to allow the the main consequences for main consequences for the the ecosystem to be inferred. ecosystem to be inferred. Met? Monitoring Adequate data continue to be Information is adequate to Guide collected to detect any support the development of e post increase in risk level. strategies to manage ecosystem impacts. Met? Discussion References Likely Performance Indicator Level (e.g. <60, 60-79, ≥80)
Met? b Investigation of UoA impacts post Main impacts of the UoA on these key ecosystem elements can be inferred from existing information, but have not been investigated in detail. Main impacts of the UoA on these key ecosystem elements can be inferred from existing information, and some have been investigated in detail. Main interactions between the UoA and these ecosystem elements can be inferred from existing information, and have been investigated in detail. Met? c Understanding of component functions Guide post The main functions of the components (i.e., P1 target species, primary, secondary and ETP species and Habitats) in the ecosystem are known. The impacts of the UoA on P1 target species, primary, secondary and ETP species and Habitats are identified and the main functions of these components in the ecosystem are understood. Met? d Information relevance Guide post Adequate information is available on the impacts of the UoA on these components to allow some of the main consequences for the ecosystem to be inferred. Adequate information is available on the impacts of the UoA on the components and elements to allow the main consequences for the ecosystem to be inferred. Met? e Monitoring Guide post Adequate data continue to be collected to detect any increase in risk level. Information is adequate to support the development of strategies to manage ecosystem impacts. Met? Discussion References Likely Performance Indicator Level (e.g. <60, 60-79, ≥80)
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