2020 DMLs Sample Clauses

2020 DMLs. The Parties requested 108 DMLs for 2020 from the unreserved portion (4,900) of the overall fleet mortality limit. As of 26 July, the utilization of these DMLs is as follows: DML (Limit per vessel) Assigned Utilized by April 1 Re- nounced Lost due to no utilization Exempt due to force majeure Full year (00) 000 00 0 0 00 Second semester 1 - - - - RDA 0 - - - -
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2020 DMLs. The overall dolphin mortality limit (DML) for the international fleet in 2020 was 5,000 animals, and the unreserved portion of 4,900 was divided among 108 qualified vessels that requested DMLs. As with many aspects of the program stated in this report, the pandemic had an effect on the statistics presented here. As noted above, 44 trips of Class-6 vessels were not completely, or at all monitored with observers as the above-described procedures allowed exemptions of the AIDCP’s requirement to carry an observer. The procedure required vessels to self-report fishing activity, catch of targeted species as well as non-targeted species and bycatch including dolphin mortality. Nonetheless, as the source of the dolphin mortality information of these trips is clearly not independent as it is with observed trips, this section does not consider self-reported dolphin mortality, if provided. Section 6 provides details of the implementation of these procedures and its requirements. The average individual-vessel DML (ADML), based on 107 DML requests, was 45.37. Three vessels re- nounced their DML. Additionally, 20 vessels that did not utilize their DMLs prior to 1 April were allowed to keep them for the remainder of the year under the force majeure exemption allowed by the AIDCP, but 17 of these DMLs were not utilized. No vessel lost its DML due to no utilization prior to 1 April. One vessel was granted a second-semester DML, and it was utilized. Two vessels were assigned DMLs from the Re- serve DML Allocation (RDA) managed at the discretion of the Director, in accordance with paragraph 7, Section I of Appendix IV of the AIDCP; one was not utilized. No vessel exceeded its DML in 2020. The distribution of dolphin mortalities in the fishery is shown in Figure 1.
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