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Red snapper TACC review. Final advice to Minister. MPI. 30 Aug 2019

Red snapper TACC review. Final advice paper to the Minister. MPI. 30 August 2019

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Submission. Hoki TAC review. NZSFC. 26 July 2019

Submission. Review of sustainability measures for Hoki. Joint recreational interests. 26 July 2019.

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Proposal. Hoki TAC review. FNZ. 18 June 2019

Hoki proposal. Review of catch levels. MPI. 18 June 2019.

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Decision. Hoki TAC review. Minister’s decision. 27 Sept 2019

Hoki. Review of catch levels. Minister's decision for 1 October 2019. 27 September 2019.

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Final advice. Hoki TAC review. FNZ. 30 Aug 2019

Hoki. TACC review. Final advice to the Minister. MPI. 30 August 2019.

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FAQ. Minimum legal size limits. LegaSea. February 2019

FAQ. What minimum legal size limits apply to commercial and recreational fishing? Includes an outline of Schedule 6 species. February 2019.

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MPI Fisheries Change proposals. Summary. LegaSea. 25 Feb 2019

Summary of MPI Fisheries Change proposals. Initial response and Frequently Asked Questions. Includes a table of finfish that currently have minimum size limits applied. LegaSea. 25 February 2019.

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MPI Fisheries Change proposals. Submission summary. LegaSea 17 March 2019

Submission summary. MPI Fisheries Change proposals. One-pager summarising the recent submission to Ministry and providing solutions to rebuilding fisheries. LegaSea. 17 March 2019.

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MPI Fisheries Change proposals submission. NZSFC. 17 March 2019

Submission. MPI Fisheries Change proposals. A comprehensive response to the Ministry. NZ Sport Fishing Council-LegaSea. 17 March 2019.

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MPI Fisheries Change proposals. 4 February 2019

MPI Fisheries Change proposals. Discussion paper - Your fisheries - your say. Fisheries New Zealand. 4 February 2019. Submissions in response due on 17 March 2019.

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