141JQuota units generally

141J Quota units generally holder of the TRF licence to which the unit is attached to take 1 kg of the species group to which the quota unit relates from the TRF area in accordance with this Division. (2) A quota unit is used when the holder of the TRF licence to which take 1 kg of the species group to which the quota unit relates from the TRF area. (5) The Joint Authority must, if satisfied the holder of a TRF licence has used one or more quota units attached to the licence: regulation 141JB before cancelling any other quota units Fisheries Regulations 1992 125 (b) the TRF licence to which it is attached is cancelled. 141JA Annual allocation of quota units number of quota units mentioned in subregulation (3) to each TRF licence to which fishery units are attached. (2) If a TRF licence to which fishery units are attached is renewed after Joint Authority must allocate the number of quota units mentioned in subregulation (3) to the licence. allocated to the TRF licence. attached to the TRF licence on the date of the allocation before any as mentioned in regulation 141G. allocate quota units to a TRF licence in relation to which any fees are due then, despite the subregulation: Fisheries Regulations 1992 126 141JB Additional allocation of quota units for undercatch (a) one or more eligible quota units attached to a TRF licence (b) the licence is renewed the following licence year (the second year). (2) The Joint Authority must allocate to the TRF licence the number of quota units for each species group that is equal to the lesser of: A = (AQ + BQ - TQ) x 0.2 Fisheries Regulations 1992 127 (a) immediately after an allocation to the TRF licence is made under regulation 141JA; or (5) However, if under subregulation (4)(b) the Joint Authority is required to allocate quota units to a TRF licence in relation to which any fees are due then, despite subregulation (4)(b), the Joint Authority must not allocate the quota units to the licence until the fees are paid. (6) In this regulation: (a) quota units allocated to the TRF licence under regulation 141JA or 221; or (b) quota units allocated to another TRF licence under regulation 141JA or 221 and subsequently transferred to the holder of the TRF licence. 141JC Notice of intention to fish (1) This regulation applies to the holder of a TRF licence who intends to take fish under the licence during a voyage. (a) the holder's intention to take fish under the licence during the (d) the type of fishing gear the holder intends to use during the (e) any other information about the voyage required by the Fisheries Regulations 1992 128 141JD Permitted fishing gear (1) The holder of a TRF licence must not use any fishing gear other than the following to take fish under the licence: (a) vertical lines; (b) drop lines attached to or free from a vessel; (c) finfish long-lines; (d) fish-traps; (e) scoop nets; (f) gaffs. (2) The holder of a TRF licence must not use a fish-trap attached to another fish-trap to take fish under the licence. 141JDA Maintenance and operation of VMS (1) The holder of a TRF licence must maintain the vessel monitoring operating at all times unless the Joint Authority has given the holder written approval for the system not to be operating. 141JE Minimum quota units to be held at start of voyage (1) The holder of a TRF licence commits an offence if: Fisheries Regulations 1992 129 (i) 6 200 quota units for goldband snapper; and (ii) 3 800 quota units for red snapper; and (iii) 1 000 quota units for grouped fish. (2) The holder of a TRF licence commits an offence if: (b) at any time during the voyage there are finfish long-lines or fish-traps on the vessel used for the voyage; and (i) 12 450 quota units for goldband snapper; and (ii) 7 650 quota units for red snapper; and (iii) 1 950 quota units for grouped fish. 141JF No fish on vessel at start of voyage The holder of a TRF licence must ensure none of the following are on board a vessel when a voyage is started if the holder intends to take fish under the licence from the vessel during the voyage: (a) fish that is intended for sale; (b) more than 100 kg of fish that is not intended for sale (excluding bait). 141JG Fishing limited to entitlement under quota units The holder of a TRF licence must not, while fishing under the licence, take from the TRF area an amount of a species group that exceeds the amount the holder is entitled to take under the quota units attached to the licence. Fisheries Regulations 1992 130 141JH Certain fish not to be taken The holder of a TRF licence must not take barramundi, king threadfin, Spanish mackerel, shark or mud crab while fishing under 141JI No fishing under another licence during voyage (1) The holder of a TRF licence must not, during one voyage, take a fish under the licence and take a fish under any other licence. 141JJ Fish not to be moved between vessels (1) The holder of a TRF licence must ensure a fish taken under the 141JK Fish not to be processed before unloading (1) The holder of a TRF licence must ensure a fish taken under the licence is not processed before it is unloaded from the vessel from which it was taken. (2) Despite subregulation (1), fish taken under the TRF licence may be preserved by cooling. (3) Subregulation (1) does not apply if the Joint Authority gives the holder written approval to process the fish. 141JL Prior landing notice (1) This regulation applies to the holder of a TRF licence who: (a) during a voyage, has taken fish under the licence; or Fisheries Regulations 1992 131 (b) under regulation 141JC(2) has notified the Director of an intention to take fish under the licence during a voyage. (2) Between 12 and 24 hours before the vessel used for the voyage is due to land at the Darwin port, the holder must notify the Director of (a) the time the vessel is estimated to land at the Darwin port; (b) the place the vessel will land; (c) any other information required by the Director. 141JM Unloading fish The holder of a TRF licence must ensure that a fish taken under the licence is unloaded from the vessel from which it was taken (or from the vessel to which the fish was moved if regulation 141JJ(2) (b) if the Joint Authority has given the holder written approval for 141JN Weighing fish (1) The holder of a TRF licence must ensure that, immediately after fish taken under the licence are unloaded, the fish are weighed using scales that: Fisheries Regulations 1992 132 TRF licence must produce to the Fisheries Officer the certificate of 141JO Unload notice (1) The holder of a TRF licence must, within 1 hour of unloading fish taken under the licence, notify the Director of the following: (a) the time the fish were unloaded; (b) the place the fish were unloaded; (c) the amount in kilograms of each species group unloaded, as determined under regulation 141JN(1); (d) the place to which the fish will be moved; (e) the name of the person who will move the fish; (f) the name of the licensee who has purchased the fish; (g) any other information required by the Director. (2) The notice may be given orally. 141JP Compulsory monitoring when finfish long-line on vessel (1) This regulation applies to the holder of a TRF licence if: (b) a finfish long-line will be on board the vessel used for the Fisheries Regulations 1992 133 voyages during which a finfish long-line will be on board until the observer has been on board for at least 7 days; and of 700 revenue units per day of the voyage. holder from the subregulation. (6) The exemption must be in writing and relate to a specified period or 141JQ Compulsory monitoring after offence committed or (1) This regulation applies if the holder of a TRF licence: Fisheries Regulations 1992 134 (2) Without limiting regulation 141JR, within 3 months after the date of (a) a monitoring equipment notice mentioned in subregulation (5); (b) an observer notice mentioned in subregulation (6). (4A) Section 38(2)(b) of the Act applies to an offence against (5) A monitoring equipment notice is a notice requiring the holder to do the TRF licence a vessel fitted with approved monitoring Fisheries Regulations 1992 135 (6) An observer notice is a notice requiring the holder: Joint Authority may give you a notice under regulation 141JQ(2) of subregulation (5)(b). 141JR Compulsory monitoring on notice holder of a TRF licence to do one of the following in relation to the next voyage undertaken by the holder during which the holder Fisheries Regulations 1992 136 141JS Application for transfer and approval by Joint Authority (1) The holder of a TRF licence may apply to the Joint Authority for (a) the holder of a TRF licence; or (b) an applicant for, or person who intends to apply for, a TRF suspended TRF licence. 141JT Effective date of transfer fishery units or quota units to the holder of a TRF licence, the intends to apply for, a TRF licence: granted a TRF licence within 14 days after the date the 141JU Sale or transfer of fishery units by Territory The Territory may sell or transfer to the holder of a TRF licence Fisheries Regulations 1992 137 141JV Allocation of fishery units or quota units (1) An allocation of fishery units or quota units to a TRF licence is made by the Joint Authority entering in the register the number of fishery units or quota units that are allocated to the licence. (2) Within 7 days after making an allocation to a TRF licence, the Joint Authority must give the holder of the licence written notice of the 141JW Transfer of fishery units or quota units takes effect or is taken to have occurred under regulation 141F, the (a) are no longer attached to the TRF licence from which they (b) are attached to the transferee's TRF licence or, if transferred 141JX Cancellation of quota units (2) Within 7 days after cancelling a quota unit attached to a TRF licence, the Joint Authority must give the holder of the licence written notice of the cancellation. (3) If a quota unit is taken to be cancelled under regulation 141J, the