Common use of Participating Vessel Catch Reports Clause in Contracts

Participating Vessel Catch Reports. To enable each Member and the Sector to monitor the Members’ compliance with this Agreement, each Member agrees to report each of its Participating Vessels’ entire catch (which, for the avoidance of doubt, includes retained and discarded catch) on a landing- by-landing basis, by providing the Manager with a copy of the official Vessel Trip Report or other reporting document or system authorized by NMFS within 48 hours of offloading fish in the form and manner prescribed by the Manager. The Members agree that these records shall be maintained by the Manager. The Manager shall, upon the request of any Member, provide such Member with the Sector’s aggregate catch information that is generated from such records. The Manager shall, on a monthly basis, provide to NMFS aggregate discard information generated from Vessel Trip Reports, together with the aggregate catch information generated from such dealer weigh-out slips. After 90% of the Sector’s Aggregate Allocation has been harvested, the Manager shall provide notice to NMFS within 48 hours. The Sector Manager shall report to NMFS with Aggregate TAC Reports on a weekly basis thereafter.

Participating Vessel Catch Reports. To enable each Member and the Sector to monitor the Members’ compliance with this Agreement, each Member agrees to report each of its Participating Vessels’ entire catch (which, for the avoidance of doubt, includes retained and discarded catch) on a landing- landing-by-landing basis, by providing the Manager with a copy of the official Vessel Trip Report or other reporting document or system authorized by NMFS within 48 hours of offloading fish in the form and manner prescribed by the Manager. The Members agree that these records shall be maintained by the Manager. The Manager shall, upon the request of any Member, provide such Member with the Sector’s aggregate catch information that is generated from such records. The Manager shall, on a monthly basis, provide transmit to NMFS aggregate discard information generated from such Vessel Trip ReportsReports (or other document authorized by NMFS), together with the aggregate catch information generated from such dealer weigh-out slipsreports (“Aggregate Reports”). After 90% of the Sector’s Aggregate Allocation has been harvested, the Manager shall provide notice to NMFS within 48 hours. The Sector Manager shall report to NMFS with Aggregate TAC Reports on a weekly basis thereafter.

Participating Vessel Catch Reports. To enable each Member and the Sector to monitor the Members’ compliance with this Agreement, each Member agrees to report each of its Participating Vessels’ entire catch (which, for the avoidance of doubt, includes retained and discarded catch) on a landing- landing-by-landing basis, by providing the Manager with a copy of the official Vessel Trip Report or other reporting document or system authorized by NMFS within 48 hours of offloading fish in the form and manner prescribed by the Manager. The Members agree that these records shall be maintained by the Manager. The Manager shall, upon the request of any Member, provide such Member with the Sector’s aggregate catch information that is generated from such records. The Manager shall, on a monthly basis, provide transmit to NMFS aggregate discard information generated from such Vessel Trip ReportsReports (or other document authorized by NMFS), together with the aggregate catch information generated from such dealer weigh-out slipsreports (“Aggregate Reports”). After 90% of the Sector’s Aggregate Allocation has been harvested, the Manager shall provide notice to NMFS within 48 hours. The Sector Manager shall report to NMFS with Aggregate TAC Reports on a weekly basis thereafterbasis.