Fisheries (Commercial Fisheries) Regulation 2019
sch.7-sec.33Daily quota entitlement
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sch.7-sec.33 Daily quota entitlement
The quota of spanner crabs that may be taken or possessed each day under the licence is 16 containers of spanner crabs. For subsection (1) — a container must be counted as 2 containers if— it has a whole spanner crab protruding above its top; or it can not have another container stacked on top of it so that the other container’s bottom touches the top of the container on all sides; and if the spanner crabs are not held in a container—the number of containers is worked out by dividing the number of crabs taken or possessed by 30. In this section— container , of spanner crabs, means a container with a capacity of no more than 66.4L. An empty container that has internal dimensions of 571mm x 381mm x 305mm has a capacity of approximately 66L. Containers used to hold spanner crabs are commonly called ‘baskets’. (sch.7-sec.33-ssec.1) The quota of spanner crabs that may be taken or possessed each day under the licence is 16 containers of spanner crabs. (sch.7-sec.33-ssec.2) For subsection (1) — a container must be counted as 2 containers if— it has a whole spanner crab protruding above its top; or it can not have another container stacked on top of it so that the other container’s bottom touches the top of the container on all sides; and if the spanner crabs are not held in a container—the number of containers is worked out by dividing the number of crabs taken or possessed by 30. (sch.7-sec.33-ssec.3) In this section— container , of spanner crabs, means a container with a capacity of no more than 66.4L. An empty container that has internal dimensions of 571mm x 381mm x 305mm has a capacity of approximately 66L. Containers used to hold spanner crabs are commonly called ‘baskets’.
- (a) a container must be counted as 2 containers if— (i) it has a whole spanner crab protruding above its top; or (ii) it can not have another container stacked on top of it so that the other container’s bottom touches the top of the container on all sides; and
- (i) it has a whole spanner crab protruding above its top; or
- (ii) it can not have another container stacked on top of it so that the other container’s bottom touches the top of the container on all sides; and
- (b) if the spanner crabs are not held in a container—the number of containers is worked out by dividing the number of crabs taken or possessed by 30.
- (i) it has a whole spanner crab protruding above its top; or
- (ii) it can not have another container stacked on top of it so that the other container’s bottom touches the top of the container on all sides; and