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Measures to regulate bottom fishing vessels, including closure of areas to bottom fishing.
Actions taken by regional fisheries management organizations andarrangements with competence to regulate bottom fisheries.
Establishment of new RFMO/As with competence to regulate bottom fisheries and adoption and implementation of interim measures.
Two RFMOs that did not provide information for the present report, are also known to have competence to regulate bottom fisheries.
All RFMOs with competence to regulate bottom fisheries have adopted measures and have taken action to implement the resolutions, but the actions have varied.
NEAFC extended its regime to species inhabiting deep waters in 2002 and began to regulate bottom fisheries for deep sea species on the high seas in 2003.
The Southern Ocean, North Atlantic Ocean, the Mediterranean Sea andthe South-East Atlantic Ocean are the only high seas areas where RFMOs have the competence to regulate bottom fisheries.
Regional fisheries organizations with the competence to regulate bottom fisheries have adopted a framework for regulating the impacts of bottom fishing activities on VMEs.
At its sixty-fourth session, in 2009, the General Assembly conducted a review of the actions taken by States andregional fisheries management organizations and arrangements to regulate bottom fishing activities and protect vulnerable marine ecosystems.
NAFO, which also has the competence to regulate bottom fisheries, has just added three stocks to its regulatory regime redfish, white hake, and skate.
In paragraph 124 of resolution 64/72, the General Assembly also called upon relevant States to cooperate andmake efforts to establish RFMO/As competent to regulate bottom fisheries where there were no such organizations or arrangements.
RFMOs with competence to regulate bottom fisheries reported that they maintained websites that detailed and publicized measures that had been adopted in accordance with resolutions 61/105 and 64/72.
The United States indicated that it was working within RFMOs with the competence to regulate bottom fisheries to ensure that measures were adopted to fully implement resolution 61/105.
Pursuant to resolution 61/105,RFMO/As with the competence to regulate bottom fisheries have adopted measures to close areas to bottom fishing to prevent significant adverse impacts, pending the adoption of conservation and management measures.
IUCN also called upon States to urgently establish new RFMOs orto extend the coverage and mandate of existing ones in areas where no RFMO exists in order to regulate bottom fisheries and to develop technical guidelines for deep water fisheries.
The south-west Atlantic Ocean,where no RFMO/A was competent to regulate bottom fisheries, and the southern Indian Ocean, where no interim measures had been adopted within SIOFA by 31 December 2008.
CCAMLR adopted measures to freeze the footprint of all bottom fishing activities to areas currently approved for bottom fishing through November 2008 in order to regulate bottom fisheries and protect VMEs in its regulatory area.
Urge members of regional fisheries management organizations without the competence to regulate bottom fisheries to expand the mandate, where appropriate, of their organizations to cover such activities in accordance with international law;
Congo reported that as a member of the Regional Fisheries Commission for the Gulf of Guinea, it was making efforts to address the provisions in paragraph 83 of resolution 61/105,in particular measures to regulate bottom fishing and to respect the deadline of 31 December 2007.
States participating in negotiations for the establishment of an RFMO/A competent to regulate bottom fisheries were called upon to expedite those negotiations and to adopt and implement interim measures, by no later than 31 December 2007, consistent with paragraph 83 of the resolution.
In application of the precautionary approach, in December 2008,the fishing authorities of the Republic of Korea issued an Administrative Directive for Implementing International Regulation regarding Bottom Fishing in the High Seas to regulate bottom fishing activities in areas where there was no RFMO/A or process for the establishment of such an organization or arrangement.
In paragraph 83 of resolution 61/105, the General Assembly called upon RFMO/As with the competence to regulate bottom fisheries to adopt and implement measures, in accordance with the precautionary approach, ecosystem approaches and international law, as a matter of priority, butnot later than 31 December 2008, to regulate bottom fishing activities and protect VMEs.
Welcomes the important progress made by States, regional fisheries management organizations or arrangements and those States participating in negotiations to establish a regional fisheries management organization orarrangement competent to regulate bottom fisheries to implement paragraphs 80 and 83 to 87 of resolution 61/105 and address the impacts of bottom fishing on vulnerable marine ecosystems;
A number of States highlighted efforts to establish new RFMOs with the competence to regulate bottom fisheries and the impacts of fishing on vulnerable marine ecosystems in areas where they did not exist(Australia, Japan, New Zealand), including the adoption of interim measures on bottom fishing activities to protect vulnerable marine ecosystems and maintain the sustainability of deep sea fish stocks in the South Pacific(Australia, New Zealand) see para. 84 below.
In particular, further efforts are needed to expedite negotiations to establish new RFMO/As competent to regulate bottom fisheries, in order to close the gap in high seas fisheries governance.
Calls upon flag States, members of regional fisheries management organizations orarrangements with the competence to regulate bottom fisheries and States participating in negotiations to establish such organizations or arrangements to adopt and implement measures in accordance with paragraphs 83, 85 and 86 of resolution 61/105, paragraph 119 of the present resolution, and international law, and consistent with the Guidelines, and not to authorize bottom fishing activities until such measures have been adopted and implemented;
In that resolution we called on the regional fisheries management organizations(RFMOs) andarrangements with competence to regulate bottom fisheries to adopt and implement certain measures to protect vulnerable marine ecosystems.
Furthermore, the General Assembly called upon States participating in negotiations to establish a RFMO/A competent to regulate bottom fisheries to expedite their negotiations and, by no later than 31 December 2007, to adopt and implement interim measures, consistent with the resolution, to regulate bottom fishing activities and protect VMEs.
Calls upon relevant States to cooperate and make efforts to establish, as appropriate, regional fisheries management organizations orarrangements competent to regulate bottom fisheries in areas beyond national jurisdiction where there are no such organizations or arrangements;
Urges States, including States participating in negotiations to establish new regional fisheries management organizations orarrangements with the competence to regulate bottom fisheries, and regional fisheries management organizations or arrangements with the competence to regulate bottom fisheries, to continue, and expedite where necessary, their efforts to fully and effectively implement measures in accordance with paragraphs 80 and 83 to 87 of resolution 61/105;