There are measures in place, if There is a partial strategy in There is a strategy in place for necessary, that are expected to place, if necessary that is managing retained species. maintain the main retained expected to maintain the main The strategy is mainly based on species at levels which are retained species at levels which information directly about the highly likely to be within are highly likely to be within fishery and/or species involved, biologically based limits, or to biologically based limits, or to and testing supports high ensure the fishery does not ensure the fishery does not confidence that the strategy will hinder their recovery and hinder their recovery and work. rebuilding. rebuilding. There is clear evidence that the The measures are considered There is some objective basis strategy is being implemented likely to work, based on for confidence that the partial successfully, and intended plausible argument (e.g., strategy will work, based on changes are occurring. general experience, theory or some information directly about comparison with similar the fishery and/or species There is some evidence that fisheries/species). involved. the strategy is achieving its overall objective. There is some evidence that the partial strategy is being implemented successfully. Since the fishery does not retain any main species and the amount retained is believed to be small, a management strategy is not deemed necessary and this PI can obtain a pass (green) level score. Performance Principle 2 Indicator Draft Performance Indicator Component Category Retained species 2.1.3. Information on the nature and extent of retained species is adequate to determine the risk posed by Information / the fishery and the effectiveness of the strategy to manage retained species. monitoring SG60 SG80 SG100 Qualitative information is Qualitative information and Accurate and verifiable available on the amount of main some quantitative information information is available on the
There are measures in place, if necessary, that are expected to maintain the main retained species at levels which are highly likely to be within biologically based limits, or to ensure the fishery does not hinder their recovery and rebuilding. The measures are considered likely to work, based on plausible argument (e.g., general experience, theory or comparison with similar fisheries/species). There is a partial strategy in place, if necessary that is expected to maintain the main retained species at levels which are highly likely to be within biologically based limits, or to ensure the fishery does not hinder their recovery and rebuilding. There is some objective basis for confidence that the partial strategy will work, based on some information directly about the fishery and/or species involved. There is some evidence that the partial strategy is being implemented successfully. There is a strategy in place for managing retained species. The strategy is mainly based on information directly about the fishery and/or species involved, and testing supports high confidence that the strategy will work. There is clear evidence that the strategy is being implemented successfully, and intended changes are occurring. There is some evidence that the strategy is achieving its overall objective. Since the fishery does not retain any main species and the amount retained is believed to be small, a management strategy is not deemed necessary and this PI can obtain a pass (green) level score. Principle 2 Component Performance Indicator Category Draft Performance Indicator Retained species 2.1.3. Information / monitoring 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. SG60 SG80 SG100 Qualitative information is available on the amount of main Qualitative information and some quantitative information Accurate and verifiable information is available on the
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