QMS – Page 29 – New Zealand Sport Fishing Council

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Submission. Coromandel scallops. Recreational. 8 Feb 2023

Submission supporting a full closure of the Coromandel scallop fishery under section 11 of the Fisheries Act. NZSFC, NZ Angling & Casting, NZ Underwater. 8 February 2023.

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Submission. Kina Tory Channel. Recreational. 8 Feb 2023

Submission supporting a ban on all dredging for kina in the Tory Channel. The viable alternative is hand gathering. NZSFC, NZ Angling & Casting, NZ Underwater. 8 February 2023.

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Article. Working towards more and bigger fish. LegaSea. 9 Aug 2014

Since the beginning of 2014 there have been 5 meetings of the Snapper 1 Strategy Group. LegaSea Update. 9 August 2014.

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People versus profits. LegaSea update. 2 Oct 2013

Are private profits and export dollars really more important than the people of New Zealand feeding their family? LegaSea update. 2 October 2013.

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Snapper 1 fact sheet. MPI. 17 Sep 2013

One page summary of the Minister's Snapper 1 decision. Ministry for Primary Industries. 17 September 2013.

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Snapper 1 decision presentation. Minister of Fisheries. 17 Sep 2013

Nathan Guy announced his Snapper 1 decision to groups of recreational and commercial representatives. 47,709 submissions were received by MPI. Minister's presentation. 17 September 2013.

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Changes to Snapper 1 fishing rules. Minister of Fisheries media. 17 Sep 2013

Nathan Guy announces new rules to apply to recreational snapper fishing on the northeast coast of the North Island. Media release. 17 September 2013.

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Recreational bias in Minister’s snapper decision. Sanford media. 17 Sep 2013

Eric Barratt, Sanford Managing Director, objects to the Minister's Snapper 1 decision as being biased in favour of recreational fishers. Sanford media release. 17 September 2013.

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Snapper decision falls short. LegaSea media release. 18 Sep 2013

LegaSea says recreational fishers are rightfully angry that their daily bag limits have been cut from 9 to 7 and the minimum legal size has been increased, when there is no change to commercial catch limits. LegaSea media release. 18 September 2013.

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No sign of greedy recreational fishers. LegaSea update. 10 Nov 2013

Allegations of greed have been made against those fishers wanting to retain the existing bag and size limits. LegaSea update. 10 November 2013.

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