Fisheries Management Order regarding At-Sea Observers on board fishing vessels
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- 语言
- English
- 类型
- 其他
- 国家
- 加拿大
- 主题
- Fisheries and aquaculture, Water, General
- 关键词
- coronavirus disease (COVID-19), hazards, marine fisheries, fishery management and conservation, high seas, hygiene/sanitary procedures, business/industry/corporations, inspection, monitoring, fishing vessel, maritime zone, navigation, authorization/permit
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1 — All fishing activities authorized under the Fisheries Act must be carried out without any at sea
1. All fishing activities authorized under the Fisheries Act must be carried out without any at sea observer being onboard fishing vessels, except where the following conditions are met:
1. At-sea observer companies have developed safe working procedures related to the COVID-19 virus that align with established federal, provincial and/or territorial guidelines in place related to COVID-19 in the jurisdictions where at-sea observers they employ are to be deployed, and keep a record of these procedures for presentation to a fishery officer upon request; and
2. At-sea observer companies are satisfied that safe working procedures consistent with their own procedures are in place on vessels on which the observers they employ are to be deployed, and keep a record of these procedures for presentation to a fishery officer upon request.
2 — Any person authorized to carry out fishing activities under the Fisheries Act is required to not
2. Any person authorized to carry out fishing activities under the Fisheries Act is required to not authorize any at-sea observer to come on board any fishing vessel, except where the following conditions are met:
1. At-sea observer companies have developed safe working procedures related to the COVID-19 virus that align with established federal, provincial and/or territorial guidelines in place related to COVID-19 in the jurisdictions where at-sea observers they employ are to be deployed and keep a record of these procedures for presentation to a fishery officer upon request; and
2. At-sea observer companies are satisfied that safe working procedures consistent with their own procedures are in place on vessels on which the observers they employ are to be deployed, and keep a record of these procedures for presentation to a fishery officer upon request. For greater certainty, where the two conditions described in i) and ii) above are met, fishing activities must be carried out in accordance with the at-sea observer conditions contained in licences to fish. This Fisheries Management Order takes effect on the day on which it is signed and will remain in effect for a period of 45 days. Ottawa, May 2020 Date modified: 2020-05-15