CONDITION NUMBER (if relevant): Evaluation Table for PI 2.1.3 Information on the nature and extent of retained species is adequate to PI 2.1.3 determine the risk posed by the fishery and the effectiveness of the strategy to manage retained species Scoring Issue SG 60 SG 80 SG 100 a Qualitative information Qualitative information Accurate and verifiable is available on the and some quantitative information is available on the amount of main information are catch of all retained species retained species available on the and the consequences for the by the fishery. amount of main status of affected populations. retained species taken by the fishery. 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 Information is Information is sufficient Information is sufficient to adequate to to estimate outcome quantitatively estimate outcome qualitatively assess status with respect to status with a high degree of outcome status with biologically based certainty. respect to biologically limits. based limits. Guidepost Met? (Y/N/Not relevant) (Y/N/Not relevant) (Y/N/Not relevant) [Scoring need not be scored when RBF used to score PI 2.1.1] [Note: Insert as much text as required to justify the SG level achieved for this scoring issue] Justification c Information is Information is adequate Information is adequate to adequate to support to support a partial support a strategy to manage measures to manage strategy to manage retained species, and evaluate main retained species. main retained species. with a high degree of certainty whether the strategy is achieving its objective. Guidepost Met? (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N)
CONDITION NUMBER (if relevant): Evaluation Table for PI 2.1.3 PI 2.1.3 Information on the nature and extent of retained species is adequate to determine the risk posed by the fishery and the effectiveness of the strategy to manage retained species Scoring Issue SG 60 SG 80 SG 100 a Guidepost Qualitative information is available on the amount of main retained species by the fishery. Qualitative information and some quantitative information are available on the amount of main retained species taken by the fishery. Accurate and verifiable information is available on the catch of all retained species and the consequences for the status of affected populations. 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 Information is adequate to qualitatively assess outcome status with respect to biologically based limits. Information is sufficient to estimate outcome status with respect to biologically based limits. Information is sufficient to quantitatively estimate outcome status with a high degree of certainty. Met? (Y/N/Not relevant) (Y/N/Not relevant) (Y/N/Not relevant) Justification [Scoring need not be scored when RBF used to score PI 2.1.1] [Note: Insert as much text as required to justify the SG level achieved for this scoring issue] c Guidepost Information is adequate to support measures to manage main retained species. Information is adequate to support a partial strategy to manage main retained species. Information is adequate to support a strategy to manage retained species, and evaluate with a high degree of certainty whether the strategy is achieving its objective. Met? (Y/N) (Y/N) (Y/N)
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