Percentage of inspections resulting in the detection of 2006/07 - 93% offences exceeds either of the 2007/08 - 89% Percentages of total following: (i) 20% for minor annual inspections in the offences; (ii) 10% for major 2008/09 - 91% EGF which result in the offences. 2009/10 - 86% detection of minor or Differentiation between major and major offences. minor offences is yet to be 2010/11 - 87% finalised. In the interim, an overall 2011/12 - 85% compliance rate of less than 85% will be used as the trigger point. No longer applicable. The Estuary General MAC, like most other MACs, has not operated formally since late 2009 (although it was used as an informal consultation tool up until 2011), initially pending the outcome of an internal review of consultative bodies. Subsequently the Independent Review of NSW Commercial Fisheries Policy, Management and Administration (2012) examined, amongst other issues, the effectiveness of current commercial fishery consultation arrangements. Based on the Review recommendations, the MACs are to be replaced by non-statutory, issue- or task-based working groups reporting to the Executive Director, Fisheries NSW. Thus the Less than two meetings for each performance indicator needs to be revised. Number of Estuary fishery held in a calendar year, General MAC meetings - unless otherwise agreed by the held each year Non-statutory industry and cross-sector working groups comprising MAC Estuary General fishers and other stakeholders were established in 2011 and 2012 including an Eastern Sea Garfish Resource Planning Group, a Mulloway Resource Planning Group and a working group to discuss options for the future management of pipis in NSW. In addition, as part of the Independent Review of NSW Commercial Fisheries Policy, Management and Administration (2012), the Review Team held a number of regional port meetings, consulted with a broad range of commercial fishery shareholders individually or as groups, and established a Stakeholder Reference Group (comprised of commercial fishery shareholders from each fishery) which met in October and December 2011.
Percentages of total annual inspections in the EGF which result in the detection of minor or major offences. Percentage of inspections resulting in the detection of offences exceeds either of the following: (i) 20% for minor offences; (ii) 10% for major offences. Differentiation between major and minor offences is yet to be finalised. In the interim, an overall compliance rate of less than 85% will be used as the trigger point. 2006/07 - 93% 2007/08 - 89% 2008/09 - 91% 2009/10 - 86% 2010/11 - 87% 2011/12 - 85% Number of Estuary General MAC meetings held each year Less than two meetings for each fishery held in a calendar year, unless otherwise agreed by the MAC - No longer applicable. The Estuary General MAC, like most other MACs, has not operated formally since late 2009 (although it was used as an informal consultation tool up until 2011), initially pending the outcome of an internal review of consultative bodies. Subsequently the Independent Review of NSW Commercial Fisheries Policy, Management and Administration (2012) examined, amongst other issues, the effectiveness of current commercial fishery consultation arrangements. Based on the Review recommendations, the MACs are to be replaced by non-statutory, issue- or task-based working groups reporting to the Executive Director, Fisheries NSW. Thus the performance indicator needs to be revised. Non-statutory industry and cross-sector working groups comprising Estuary General fishers and other stakeholders were established in 2011 and 2012 including an Eastern Sea Garfish Resource Planning Group, a Mulloway Resource Planning Group and a working group to discuss options for the future management of pipis in NSW. In addition, as part of the Independent Review of NSW Commercial Fisheries Policy, Management and Administration (2012), the Review Team held a number of regional port meetings, consulted with a broad range of commercial fishery shareholders individually or as groups, and established a Stakeholder Reference Group (comprised of commercial fishery shareholders from each fishery) which met in October and December 2011.
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