Section 3.02. Manager Authority Sample Clauses

Section 3.02. Manager Authority. The Manager shall have the authority (i) to monitor the 26 activities of the Members and the Participating Vessels and to take other similar actions as may 27 be necessary to ensure compliance by the Members and their Permits and Participating Vessels 28 with this Agreement and other Sector requirements as may be adopted under the terms of this 29 Agreement or the Sector’s Bylaws, as well as applicable laws, rules and regulations, and (ii) 30 subject to the authority and direction of the Board or a committee delegated thereby pursuant to 31 this Agreement, the Sector’s Bylaws or any other agreement relating to the Sector’s internal 32 governance, to enforce this Agreement, including specifically, without limitation, the authority to 33 impose “stop fishing” orders and penalties as set forth in the Schedule of Penalties (as hereinafter 34 defined). The Manager shall also act as the liaison between GARFO and the Sector.
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Section 3.02. Manager Authority. The Manager shall have the authority (i) to monitor the 2 activities of the Members and the Participating Vessels and to take other similar actions as may 3 be necessary to ensure compliance by the Members and their Permits and Participating Vessels 4 with this Agreement and other Sector requirements as may be adopted under the terms of this 5 Agreement or the Sector’s Bylaws, as well as applicable laws, rules and regulations, and (ii) 6 subject to the authority and direction of the Board or a committee delegated thereby pursuant to 7 this Agreement, the Sector’s Bylaws or any other agreement relating to the Sector’s internal 8 governance, to enforce this Agreement, including specifically, without limitation, the authority to 9 impose “stop fishing” orders and penalties as set forth in the Schedule of Penalties (as hereinafter 10 defined). The Manager shall also act as the liaison between NMFS and the Sector.

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