THE ON-BOARD OBSERVER PROGRAM Sample Clauses
The On-Board Observer Program clause establishes the requirement for independent observers to be present on vessels or at facilities to monitor activities and ensure compliance with relevant regulations. Typically, this clause outlines the procedures for assigning observers, their roles and responsibilities, and the obligations of the parties involved, such as providing access and accommodations for the observers. Its core practical function is to promote transparency and accountability by providing third-party verification of operations, thereby helping to prevent violations and support regulatory enforcement.
THE ON-BOARD OBSERVER PROGRAM. The IATTC’s international observer program and the national observer programs of Ecuador (Programa Nacional de Observadores Pesqueros de Ecuador; PROBECUADOR), the European Union (Programa Nacional de Observadores de Túnidos, Océano Pacífico; PNOT), Mexico (Programa Nacional de Aprovechamiento del Atún y Protección de Delfines; PNAAPD), and Venezuela (Programa Nacional de Observadores de Venezuela; PNOV) constitute the AIDCP On-Board Observer Program. In addition, observers from the international observer program of the Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) are approved by the Parties to collect information for the On-Board Observer Program on vessels that fish in the Agreement Area without setting on dolphins if the Secretariat determines that the placement of an IDCP observer is not practical.
THE ON-BOARD OBSERVER PROGRAM. The IATTC’s international observer program and the national observer programs of Colombia (Programa Nacional de Observadores de Colombia, PNOC), Ecuador (Programa Nacional de Observadores Pesqueros de Ecuador; PROBECUADOR), the European Union (Programa Nacional de Observadores de Túnidos, Océano Pacífico; PNOT), Mexico (Programa Nacional de Aprovechamiento del Atún y Protección de Delfines; PNAAPD), Nicaragua (Programa Nacional de Observadores de Nicaragua; PRONAON, which began operations in November 2006 and is administered by the Programa Nacional de Observadores Panameños, PRONAOP); Panama (PRONAOP, which began operations in March 2006), and Venezuela (Programa Nacional de Observadores de Venezuela; PNOV) constitute the AIDCP On- Board Observer Program. In addition, observers from the international observer program of the Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) are approved by the Parties to collect information for the On-Board Observer Program on vessels that fish in the Agreement Area without setting on dolphins if the Secretariat determines that the placement of an IDCP observer is not practical.
THE ON-BOARD OBSERVER PROGRAM. The IATTC’s international observer program and the national observer programs of Ecuador (Programa Nacional de Observadores Pesqueros de Ecuador; PROBECUADOR), Mexico (Programa Nacional de Aprovechamiento del Atún y Protección de Delfines; PNAAPD) and Venezuela (Programa Nacional de Observadores de Venezuela; PNOV) constitute the AIDCP On-Board Observer Program. In addition, observers from the international observer program of the Forum Fisheries Agency (FFA) are approved by the Parties to collect information for the On-Board Observer Program on vessels that fish in the Agreement Area without setting on dolphins if the Secretariat determines that the placement of an IDCP observer is not practical.
THE ON-BOARD OBSERVER PROGRAM. The IATTC’s international observer program and the national observer programs of Ecuador (Programa Nacional de Observadores Pesqueros de Ecuador; PROBECUADOR), Mexico (Programa Nacional de Aprovechamiento del Atún y Protección de Delfines; PNAAPD) and Venezuela (Programa Nacional de Observadores de Venezuela; PNOV) constitute the AIDCP On-Board Observer Program.