Regulation and Licensing in Fishing Industry by Claus Wille

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This comprehensive guide by Claus Wille delves into the implementation of fishing licenses, regulation of fish quotas, and management of fishing fleets. It covers topics such as regulatory tools, capacity regulation, national regulations, and specific requirements for fishing vessels, providing insights on how to navigate the complexities of the fishing industry effectively.


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  1. TAIEX AGP 64 485 Implementation of fishing license and regulation of fish quotas and fishing fleet Claus Wille

  2. Regulation of capacity Fish quotas Fishing fleet Fishing Fleet Fish quotas Licensing is one of the tools Regulation is needed Claus Wille

  3. How to regulate capacity November/December: Yearly TAC with conditions are published December/January: National regulation - National legislation - New fishing licences Structural regulation long term capacity on fishing fleet Structural regulation short term Fish quotas Claus Wille

  4. National regulation Danish law on fishery setup an advisory board for the Minister on fisheries issues: The AgriFish Agency The Danish Fishermen Association The Technical University of Denmark Marine Ingredients Denmark Danish Seafood Association The Pelagic Producers organisation of Denmark The Union of sustainable coastal fisheries The Workers Union The Union of Fish auctions in Denmark The Association of Fishmonger s Claus Wille

  5. Regulation of fishing Fleet Danish law on capacity of fishing vessels: A fishing vessel cannot participate in fishery, unless it has a authorisation from the AgriFish Agency. The authorisation can only be issued if they fulfil these requirements: 2/3 of the capital is owned by a fisherman The fishing vessel is listed in the national register of fishing vessels You may change your fishing vessel, but you are not allowed to have higher capacity in BT or kW, than the one deleted in the fleet register. Claus Wille

  6. You are allowed to modernise you fishing vessel, if you have access to free capacity in BT and kW. Without permission from the AgriFish Agency, it is not allowed for fishing vessels to: Gain tonnage Gain dimensions Length, width or depth Gain more engine power Rebuild the Fishing Vessel for fishery after mollusc The capacity from a fishing vessel can be sold or partly sold Claus Wille

  7. Special requirements for fishing vessels catching mollusc Special requirements for fishing vessels using beam trawls Claus Wille

  8. Regulation of Fish Quotas National regulation of TAC s Claus Wille

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  10. Regulation From Olympic fisheries to individual fisheries: TAC divided into quarters (3 month period), and then again divided into specific regulation: Monthly/weekly/daily quota Quota depending on the length of the vessel Quota depending on the status of the vessel: Another fishing vessel Fishing vessel with low income Fishing vessel with medium or high income Fishing vessel owned by a part-time fisherman Claus Wille

  11. New regulation In 2007 we introduced a new regulation. The fishing fleet is divided into 4 categories: F Another vessel, that do not have quotas. MAF Less active fishing vessel. Olympic quotas FKA Fishing vessel with shares of the Danish quota, but linked to the vessel IOK Fishing vessel with shares of the Danish quota. Quota is not linked to the vessel Claus Wille

  12. New regulation Regulation needs day-to-day management. Regulation on day-to-day basis is done through: updated conditions in fishing licences annex 6 announcements Claus Wille

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