Examples of using Documentation scheme in English and their translations into Russian
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Application of VMS in the Catch Documentation Scheme.
Catch Documentation Scheme for Dissostichus spp. CDS.
E-CDS Electronic Catch Documentation Scheme.
The Catch Documentation Scheme Conservation Measure 10-05.
Use of ports not implementing Toothfish Catch Documentation Scheme.
CCAMLR's Catch Documentation Scheme(CDS) seeks to.
Conservation Measure 10-05 regarding the Catch Documentation Scheme for.
The Catch Documentation Scheme would become binding upon all CCAMLR members on 7 May 2000.
CDS data are subject to the Rules for Access to Catch Documentation Scheme Data 12.74 KB.
Catch Documentation Scheme: Implementation by Acceding States and Non-Contracting Parties.
Managing the Catch Documentation Scheme(CDS), and.
The catch documentation scheme was expected to strengthen these measures after its implementation in January 2010.
NCPs cooperating with CCAMLR through participation in the Catch Documentation Scheme(CDS)- Ecuador.
While it is termed a‘catch' documentation scheme, it may not in fact reflect the true extent of catches.
The Committee also noted the‘Current Rules of Access to Catch Documentation Scheme Data' SCIC-03/09.
Res. 14/XIX Catch Documentation Scheme: implementation by Acceding States and non-Contracting Parties All areas Dissostichus spp.
Urgent implementation of a full catch documentation scheme was thus recommended.
This letter stated‘the Canadian Government is currently reviewing the feasibility of implementing the Catch Documentation Scheme.
CCAMLR adopted an extensive catch documentation scheme for toothfish in 2008 in order to reinforce existing conservation and management measures.
Contracting Parties cooperating with the Commission by participating in the Catch Documentation Scheme for Dissostichus spp. CDS.
Electronic Catch Documentation Scheme(e-CDS) is the web-based software application implemented by CCAMLR to support the Catch Documentation Scheme(CDS) for the creation, validation and storage of DCDs, DEDs and DREDs.
This section contains data on all landings, exports andre-exports of Dissostichus spp. reported under the Catch Documentation Scheme CDS.
Additional rules apply to the release of data from the Catch Documentation Scheme( 12.74 KB) and data from the Vessel Monitoring System refer Conservation Measure 10-04.
Contracting Parties andto all non-Contracting Parties cooperating with the Commission by participating in the Catch Documentation Scheme for Dissostichus spp. CDS.
As a member of CCAMLR, New Zealand had a compulsory catch documentation scheme for toothfish and prohibited import and export in the absence of export documentation. .
CCAMLR adopted a resolution in 2003 urging members to restrict landings of toothfish to the ports of States fully implementing its catch documentation scheme.
New Zealand, Norway and the United States implemented the CCAMLR Catch Documentation Scheme, as well as other trade-related measures adopted in RFMOs of which they were members.
Further, the United States had unilaterally enacted a regulation which prohibited imports of toothfish unless electronic VMS and catch documentation scheme requirements were met.
Urges all Acceding States and non-Contracting Parties not participating in the Catch Documentation Scheme which fish for, or trade in, Dissostichus spp. to implement the Scheme as soon as possible.
Each year non-Contracting Parties possibly involved in the landing and/or trade of toothfish are invited to cooperate with CCAMLR through voluntarily implementing the Catch Documentation Scheme CDS.