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The Scientific Committee also agreed.
It noted that the advice provided in their reports primarily related to paragraph 3.154( i), and that the Scientific Committee also needed to develop advice on all such fisheries' potential impacts on dependent and related species for the proposed activities in the coming season, for it to fully satisfy the requirements of CM 21-02 and provide the Commission with the advice it requires to ensure these fisheries are consistent with Article II of the Convention.
The Scientific Committee also endorsed the recommendations for further work identified by WG-FSA Annex 7, paragraph 4.35.
The Scientific Committee also welcomed the proposal by France to tag and release skates during research fishing in this division.
The Scientific Committee also requested WG-FSA to report any anomalous fishery or observer data to the Scientific Committee and SCIC.
The Scientific Committee also noted that the catch limit for previous sub-adult surveys had been taken from the shelf catch limit.
The Scientific Committee also agreed to one scientific scholarship of up to A$20 000 over two years under the General Science Capacity Fund.
The Scientific Committee also thanked the Secretariat for the new, web-based system which facilitated the development of report text and related work paragraph 1.5.
The Scientific Committee also noted that the specific objectives of the Ross Sea Region MPA include both facilitating research and several protection objectives SC-CAMLR-XXXIII/BG/23 Rev. 1.
The Scientific Committee also noted that the Secretariat is collaborating with the editors of the Atlas to establish links between the Atlas's data sets and shape files and the CCAMLR GIS.
The Scientific Committee also recalled that the Commission had revised boundaries of management areas in the past to more clearly be associated with whole stocks e.g. Division 58.4.3b; CCAMLR-XX, paragraphs 7.16 to 7.20.
The Scientific Committee also recommended a review of whether the current management arrangements are sufficient for these fisheries to avoid causing significant adverse impacts on vulnerable marine ecosystems.
The Scientific Committee also recalled that, to date, there had been no recorded instances of tagged fish moving between SSRU 882H and SSRUs 882C-G and that only two tagged fish had been recaptured from these southern SSRUs.
The Scientific Committee also agreed that it was necessary to increase the number of tag recaptures in the southern SSRUs and that the best way to achieve this was by increasing the tagging rate to at least 3 fish per tonne.
The Scientific Committee also requested more general advice on the conduct of acoustic surveys, namely:(i) survey design;(ii) documentation of survey methods;(iii) presentation of results; and(iv) protocols for archiving data.
The Scientific Committee also agreed that the age structure and standardised CPUE derived from commercial data do not index the age structure or abundance in the area and that the survey is necessary to collect information on future recruitment.
The Scientific Committee also noted that future requests by the Assembly regarding assessments of the radiation situation in the Marshall Islands should be addressed directly to the Committee, which has the competence in such matters.
The Scientific Committee also noted that extensive developments have taken place in recent years in relation to research fishing in exploratory fisheries, closed fisheries and other areas, and that the requirements of CM 21-02 and related measures(e.g. CMs 21-01 and 24-01) may require review.
The Scientific Committee also recommended the maintenance of a move-on rule for by-catch species, with a minimum macrourid trigger of 150 kg and 16% of the catch by weight of Dissostichus spp. per line, and a trigger for skates set at 5% of the catch by weight of Dissostichus spp. per line.
The Scientific Committee also noted that the switch from monthly to five-day reporting may require up to two five-day reporting periods(i.e. up to 10 days) in order to fully implement this switch across all fishing vessels and that this season's closure in Subarea 48.1 was implemented 17 days after the switch in reporting period.
The Scientific Committee also noted WG-EMM discussions on the incorporation of additional datasets in the Weddell Sea MPA planning process, including toothfish longline surveys, exploratory toothfish fishery data, Adélie penguin habitat use, and the possible inclusion of cetacean sightings data Annex 6, paragraphs 3.3 to 3.5.
The Scientific Committee was also continuing its discussions on the epidemiology of radiation and cancer.
Sections of the report dealing with advice to the Scientific Committee are highlighted see also‘Advice to the Scientific Committee.
Sections of the report dealing with advice to the Scientific Committee are highlighted see also‘Advice to the Scientific Committee and other working groups.
The Scientific Committee had also requested funding for a VME Workshop(A$44 000) and for a seabird poster A$6 000.
At a time when the United Nations had embarked on a process of reform, the Scientific Committee should also review its role and functions.
The Scientific Committee had also advised that levels of incidental mortality of marine mammals and diving seabirds as a result of gillnet fishing were largely unknown.
The Scientific Committee's staffing problem should also be addressed.
The Scientific Committee had also cited Cuban papers produced by that programme in publications reviewing the impact of the Chernobyl accident and had shown interest in receiving more data.