FISHERIES REGULATIONS 1992
100CMinimum quota units to be held at start of voyage
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100C Minimum quota units to be held at start of voyage (1) The holder of an ONLF licence commits an offence if: (a) the holder takes fish under the licence using demersal long-line or pelagic long-line methods during a voyage; and (i) 5 000 quota units for combined Blacktip Shark; and (ii) 1 600 quota units for Spot-tail Shark; and (iii) 4 700 quota units for combined Shark group; and (iv) 2 400 quota units for combined other Shark group (2) The holder of an ONLF licence commits an offence if: (a) the holder takes fish under the licence using pelagic net methods during a voyage targeting Grey Mackerel; and (i) 2 700 quota units for Grey Mackerel, relevant to the management zone from which the fish are to be taken; and
Fisheries Regulations 1992 82 (ii) 1 050 quota units for combined Blacktip Shark; and (iii) 250 quota units for Spot-tail Shark; and (iv) 150 quota units for combined Shark group; and (v) 50 quota units for combined other Shark group species; and (vi) 300 quota units for combined fin fish species. (3) The holder of an ONLF licence commits an offence if: (a) the holder takes fish under the licence using pelagic net methods during a voyage targeting sharks; and (i) 1 100 quota units for Grey Mackerel species relevant to the management zone from which the fish are to be taken; and (ii) 3 700 quota units for combined Blacktip Shark; and (iii) 800 quota units for Spot-tail Shark; and (iv) 600 quota units for combined Shark group; and (v) 150 quota units for combined other Shark group species; and (vi) 150 quota units for combined fin fish species.