4.5 Cooperative mechanisms to detect and deter
non-compliance
4.5.1 Extent to which CCAMLR has established adequate
cooperative mechanisms to both monitor compliance and detect and
deter non-compliance (e.g. compliance committees, vessel lists,
sharing of information about non-compliance)
4.5.2 Extent to which these mechanisms are being
effectively utilised
| Recommendation |
Responsible body |
Activities to date |
Status |
|
4.5.2.1 CCAMLR should review and augment (as necessary)
the resources available to, and the modus operandi of, SCIC to
ensure it is able to function effectively. |
Commission |
Interpretation provided for SCIC.
Enlarged meeting area provided for SCIC. |
Commission - Complete |
|
4.5.2.2 CCAMLR should review the format, consistency
and timing of reports necessary to monitor compliance and
detect and deter non-compliance (e.g. catch data, CDS, C-VMS
and port inspection reports). |
SCIC/
Commission |
CM 23-07
(Daily catch and effort reporting)
CM 10-05
(Mandatory E-CDS reporting) |
SCIC – In progress – advanced steps |
|
4.5.2.3 In relation to
CMs 10-06 and 10-07, CCAMLR
should review the process (including the need for consensus),
timing and frequency with which vessels are added or removed
from the IUU vessel list. It should also consider how this
information can be more widely disseminated. |
SCIC/ Commission |
Proposal for the intersessional delisting of IUU vessels
under consideration.
The Secretariat places the IUU vessel list on a public-access
page of the website and, in addition, routinely circulates
IUU vessels lists to: CCSBT, CPPS, FAO, FFA, IATTC, ICCAT,
IBSFC, ICES, IOC, IOTC, IPHC, IWC, NAFO, NASCO, NEAFC, NPAFC,
PSC, SPRFMO and WCPFC. |
SCIC – In progress – early steps |
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