Table S Overview of additional potentially impacted fisheries and aggregate prices used to calculate gross value of production under the final North-west Commonwealth Marine Reserves Network proposal Fishery Management arrangements Target Number of Number of Employment Catch Price ($)/kg Sources species licences vessels (tonnes) (derivation) (year) Western Australia Pilbara Fish Trap Limited entry, individual Red emperor, 6 licences, 3 (2010) 8 fishers 489 8.00 Fletcher & Fishery transferrable effort, crimson allocation Same as West Coast Santoro restricted number of trap snapper, consolidated Demersal Gillnet and (2010, days, spatial closures blue-spotted into 3 Longline Fishery as 2011) emperor, vessels derived from the Rankin cod, South-west Marine goldband Region snapper, spangled emperor West Coast Demersal Limited entry (before West 60 Interim 50 (2010) The 50 permitted 365 8.00 Fletcher & Scalefish Fishery 1 January 2008 it was open Australian Managed vessels that Same as West Coast Santoro access), gear restrictions, dhufish, pink Fishery fished in the Demersal Gillnet and (2010, individual transferable snapper, permits fishery in 2010 Longline Fishery as 2011) effort system came into emperors, employed up to derived from the place at start of 2009 baldchin 3 crew members, South-west Marine groper, with most Region breaksea cod employing 1 crew member per trip
Table S Overview of additional potentially impacted fisheries and aggregate prices used to calculate gross value of production under the final North-west Commonwealth Marine Reserves Network proposal Fishery Management arrangements Target species Number of licences Number of vessels (year) Employment Catch (tonnes) Price ($)/kg (derivation) Sources Western Australia Pilbara Fish Trap Fishery Limited entry, individual transferrable effort, restricted number of trap days, spatial closures Red emperor, crimson snapper, blue-spotted emperor, Rankin cod, goldband snapper, spangled emperor 6 licences, allocation consolidated into 3 vessels 3 (2010) 8 fishers 489 8.00 Same as West Coast Demersal Gillnet and Longline Fishery as derived from the South-west Marine Region Fletcher & Santoro (2010, 2011) West Coast Demersal Scalefish Fishery Limited entry (before 1 January 2008 it was open access), gear restrictions, individual transferable effort system came into place at start of 2009 West Australian dhufish, pink snapper, emperors, baldchin groper, breaksea cod 60 Interim Managed Fishery permits 50 (2010) The 50 permitted vessels that fished in the fishery in 2010 employed up to 3 crew members, with most employing 1 crew member per trip 365 8.00 Same as West Coast Demersal Gillnet and Longline Fishery as derived from the South-west Marine Region Fletcher & Santoro (2010, 2011)
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