Fisheries (Commercial Fisheries) Regulation 2019
sch.6-sec.10Identification requirement to allow identification or counting of regulated coral reef fin fish
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sch.6-sec.10 Identification requirement to allow identification or counting of regulated coral reef fin fish
This section applies if— regulated coral reef fin fish are on board a commercial fishing boat; and any fish on board the boat are stored in a sealed container. The person in control of the boat must ensure the container has attached to it a label stating legibly, visibly and in English— if the container contains regulated coral trout—the words ‘coral trout’ and the number of regulated coral trout inside the container; or if the container contains redthroat emperor—the words ‘redthroat emperor’ and the number of redthroat emperor inside the container; or if the container contains other regulated coral reef fin fish—the words ‘other coral reef fin fish’ and the number of other regulated coral reef fin fish inside the container; or if the container contains fish other than regulated coral reef fin fish—the words ‘other species of fish’ and the number of fish inside the container. (sch.6-sec.10-ssec.1) This section applies if— regulated coral reef fin fish are on board a commercial fishing boat; and any fish on board the boat are stored in a sealed container. (sch.6-sec.10-ssec.2) The person in control of the boat must ensure the container has attached to it a label stating legibly, visibly and in English— if the container contains regulated coral trout—the words ‘coral trout’ and the number of regulated coral trout inside the container; or if the container contains redthroat emperor—the words ‘redthroat emperor’ and the number of redthroat emperor inside the container; or if the container contains other regulated coral reef fin fish—the words ‘other coral reef fin fish’ and the number of other regulated coral reef fin fish inside the container; or if the container contains fish other than regulated coral reef fin fish—the words ‘other species of fish’ and the number of fish inside the container.
- (a) regulated coral reef fin fish are on board a commercial fishing boat; and
- (b) any fish on board the boat are stored in a sealed container.
- (a) if the container contains regulated coral trout—the words ‘coral trout’ and the number of regulated coral trout inside the container; or
- (b) if the container contains redthroat emperor—the words ‘redthroat emperor’ and the number of redthroat emperor inside the container; or
- (c) if the container contains other regulated coral reef fin fish—the words ‘other coral reef fin fish’ and the number of other regulated coral reef fin fish inside the container; or
- (d) if the container contains fish other than regulated coral reef fin fish—the words ‘other species of fish’ and the number of fish inside the container.