ACE Threshold Program Sample Clauses

ACE Threshold Program. The sector manager, in conjunction with the Board, will develop 19 an internal ACE threshold program. This program would incorporate individual harvest share 20 thresholds by stock that alert the sector manager and the member that actions may need to be 21 taken to avoid exceeding one’s harvest share. These actions may include but are not limited to 22 “Decreasing Fishing Effort”, “Initiate ACE Leasing/Trading” and/or “Stop Fishing”.
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ACE Threshold Program. The sector manager, in conjunction with the Board, will develop 20 an internal ACE threshold program. This program would incorporate individual harvest share 21 thresholds by stock that alert the sector manager and the member that actions may need to be 22 taken to avoid exceeding one’s harvest share. These actions may include but are not limited to 23 “Decreasing Fishing Effort”, “Initiate ACE Leasing/Trading” and/or “Stop Fishing”. 25 23. Confidentiality Data Statement: Pursuant to section 402(b)(1)(F) of the Xxxxxxxx-Xxxxxxx 26 Fishery Conservation and Management Act, 16 U.S.C. §1881a(b)(1)(F), the undersigned hereby 27 authorizes the release to the manager of V Northeast Fishery Sector Inc. of information that may 28 be or is considered to be confidential or privileged by the Xxxxxxxx-Xxxxxxx Act or other federal 29 law regarding the catch of various species of fish associated with the limited access Northeast 30 multispecies permit with the Moratorium Rights Identifiers (MRIs) enrolled in the sector 31 submitted to NOAA Fisheries that the undersigned has authority to access. This information 32 includes data required to be submitted or collected by NOAA Fisheries, including but not limited 33 to days-at-sea allocation and usage, vessel trip reports, dealer reports, Northeast Fishery Observer 34 Program data, catch and landings history data, at-sea monitoring data, VMS information, and all 35 other information associated with the vessel, MRI #, and/or permit records. This confidential 36 data statement applies to the length of this agreement which covers FY 2019 (May 1, 2019 – 37 April 30, 2020) and FY 2020 (May 1, 2020 – April 30, 2021).
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ACE Threshold Program. The sector manager, in conjunction with the Board, will develop 6 an internal ACE threshold program. This program would incorporate individual harvest share
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