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Implementing article 28 of the un fish stocks agreement: the first review of a conservation measure in the south pacific regional fisheries management organisation / Serdy, Andrew   Journal Article
Serdy, Andrew Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract This article assesses the contribution of the 2013 Review of the South Pacific Regional Fisheries Management Organisation's measure on jack mackerel to effective decision making as mandated by the UN Fish Stocks Agreement. Though positive overall, the review highlights some potential flaws, notably the dilemma that the requirement of an alternative measure equivalent in effect to the one challenged may, if interpreted strictly, lead to a replacement measure just as unacceptable to the state initiating the review. Other issues emerging from the review are the incentive to overreport catch in anticipation of an allocation and a doubtful interpretation of a central provision in the treaty that created the organization.
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Incorporating Taiwan in international fisheries management: the Southern Indian ocean fisheries agreement experience / Scanlon, Zoe   Journal Article
Scanlon, Zoe Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract The incorporation of Taiwan into the legal framework of regional fisheries management organisations (RFMOs) has proven to be challenging. This article reviews RFMO practice in this area in light of the recent experience of the Southern Indian Ocean Fisheries Agreement (SIOFA) and outlines some of the legal creativity that has provided solutions. Taiwan's participation in RFMOs is essential to the achievement of effective management outcomes. Accordingly, this article argues that today, with relevant international legal obligations and numerous suitable precedents, political considerations should not represent an obstacle to providing for fair and appropriate involvement of Taiwan in RFMOs.
Key Words Taiwan  Fisheries  RFMOs  Fishing Entities  SIOFA 
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