| (1) |
No person, while engaged in fishing hake by means of a longline, shall— |
| (a) |
on any one day collect, keep, control or be in possession of any by-catch in excess of more than 20% nominal mass of his or her hake catch; |
| (b) |
land any by-catch in excess of more than 20% nominal mass of his or her hake catch; |
| (c) |
on any one day collect, keep, control or be in possession of any kingklip by-catch in excess of more than 10% nominal mass of his or her hake catch; or |
| (b) |
land any kingklip by-catch in excess of more than 10% nominal mass of his or her hake catch. |
[Note: Numbering as published in Notice No. R. 1111 dated 2 September 1998]
| (2) |
All birds caught while fishing by means of a longline shall be released if alive, or if dead be handed over to a fishery control officer at the end of a voyage. |
| (3) |
A record of all fishing and related activities and catches (whether landed or not), shall be kept in the format determined in the permit. |
| (4) |
A record of all longline gear lost at sea, shall be kept in the format determined in the permit. |
Consumer Affairs (Unfair Business Practices) Act, 1988 (Act No.
