Net sharing definition

Net sharing means the transfer of excess fish taken for the purpose of retaining the fish on another purse seine vessel belonging to the same fishing company where there is insufficient well space to accommodate all fish caught in the final set of a fishing trip;
Net sharing means the transfer of any fish or
Net sharing means the transfer of fish from one purse seiner to another purse seiner for reason of insufficient well space to accommodate all fish caught in the last set of the vessel transferring fish.

Examples of Net sharing in a sentence

  • Net sharing means the transfer of fish that have not yet been loaded on board any fishing vessel from the purse seine net of one vessel to another fishing vessel.

  • Other stakeholders, including NGOs and managers of hazardous waste, do not support these claims.

  • The restrictions in paragraphs (b)(1), (b)(2), and (b)(3)(i) of this section shall not apply to a transshipment conducted under circumstances of force majeure or other serious mechanical breakdown that could reasonably be expected to threaten the health or safety of the vessel or crew or cause a significant financial loss through fish spoilage.(c) Net sharing restrictions.

  • Net sharing of risks with the government When the entrepreneur is risk averse, the tax law can potentially provide a further encouragement to entrepreneurial activity by sharing the resulting risks with the government.


More Definitions of Net sharing

Net sharing means the transfer of any

Related to Net sharing

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