Sector Manager Trip Issue Report Sample Clauses

Sector Manager Trip Issue Report. The Sector Manager Trip Issue Report provides information 44 about sector trips for a given week that have enforcement or other issues. Weekly reports must 1 include any enforcement or reporting compliance issues, including violations of Operations Plans 2 (exclusive of defined administrative provisions), violations of regulations, or general problems 3 with monitoring or sector operations during the reporting period. The Sector Manager Trip Issue 5 issues, violations of sector operations plan and regulations, and general problems with 6 monitoring or sector operations during the reporting period. The sector manager submits one 7 Issue Report per reporting period. 9 The NMFS JIRA issue tracking application will be used to report all data quality issues to the 10 appropriate personnel for research and correction activities. Provided the issues are directed to 11 the appropriate personnel in a timely manner and that claimed corrections are actually 12 completed to the satisfaction of the Sector, JIRA may allow issues to be well-monitored 13 throughout the correction process. 15 Such administrative provisions include but are not limited to internal Sector reporting and 16 financial requirements, and general violations of internal Sector agreements/policies. 18 The reporting frequency for the Sector Manager’s ACE Status Report will be increased to daily 19 when 90% of any of the Sector’s ACEs is reached. The Sector Manager, or a designated 20 representative, must notify NMFS immediately by email if the threshold that triggers daily 21 reporting has been reached. During the period when a sector has reached or exceeded 90% of 22 any of its ACEs, a daily ACE Status Report must be submitted only on a day when a member vessel 23 lands, or when the sector engages in an ACE transfer of a stock that is exceeding the 90% 24 threshold. An alternative threshold for triggering daily reporting may be implemented if agreed 25 upon by the Sector and NMFS. The Sector Manager, or a designated representative, must notify 26 NMFS immediately by email if 100% of any ACE is achieved or exceeded. In the event that any of 27 the Sector’s ACEs are reached, the Sector Manager will issue a “stop fishing” order against all 28 Members for the appropriate Broad Stock Area until such time as more ACE can be acquired. 30 The Manager will submit required reports using the format and procedure prescribed by NMFS. 32 More detailed information on the requirements for the weekly reports can be f...
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Sector Manager Trip Issue Report. The Sector Manager Trip Issue Report provides 12 other issues. The sector manager submits one Issue Report per reporting period. 13 14 Weekly reports will include any enforcement or reporting compliance issues, including 15 violations of sector operations plans (exclusive of defined administrative provisions), violations 16 of regulations, or general problems with dockside monitoring or sector operations during the 17 reporting period and a section notifying NMFS of outstanding catch records and the results of 18 any investigations into data discrepancies. Any resolutions and / or ongoing internal sector
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Sector Manager Trip Issue Report. The Sector Manager Trip Issue Report 25 provides information about sector trips for a given week that have 26 enforcement, data quality, or other issues. The sector manager will submit 27 one Issue Report per reporting period. Weekly reports must include any 28 enforcement or reporting compliance issues, including violations of sector 29 operations plans (exclusive of defined administrative provisions), 30 violations of regulations, or general problems with dockside monitoring or 31 sector operations during the reporting period.
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Sector Manager Trip Issue Report. The Sector Manager Trip Issue Report 25 provides information about sector trips for a given week that have 26 enforcement, data quality, or other issues. The sector manager will submit 27 one Issue Report per reporting period. Weekly reports must include any 28 enforcement or reporting compliance issues, including violations of sector 29 operations plans (exclusive of defined administrative provisions), 30 violations of regulations, or general problems with monitoring or sector 31 operations during the reporting period. 33 The reporting frequency for the sector manager’s ACE Status Report will be increased to 34 daily when 90% of any of the sector’s ACEs is reached. An alternative threshold for 35 increasing reporting frequency may be implemented during FY 2014 if agreed upon by 36 the sector and NMFS. The Manager shall include in such notice whether it intends to 37 distribute the ACE reserve, consistent with sections 4.03 and 4.04. 39 The Sector manager (or his/her designated representative) will derive stock specific 40 discards for each trip. If the trip is observed by either an at-sea monitor or a Northeast
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Sector Manager Trip Issue Report. The Sector Manager Trip Issue Report provides 4 reports must include any enforcement or reporting compliance issues, including violations of 5 Operations Plans (exclusive of defined administrative provisions), violations of regulations, or 6 general problems with monitoring or sector operations during the reporting period. The Sector
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