Domestic-Fisheries-Management-in-Australia-Part-1课件.pptxVIP

Domestic Fisheries Management in Australia(Part 1);Structure of Presentations;Part 1Background and Historical perspective;;Brief Australian History;Brief History of Fisheries;Australia’s Commonwealth fisheries;Value of Australian fisheries ;Value of Commonwealth fisheries ;Employment 7,600 in wild catch 3,700 in aquaculture Exports 1.2 billion Main exports Rock Lobster 400 mill, Pearls 244 mill, Abalone 216 mill, Tuna 118 mill, Prawns 61 mill, Export destinations: HK 629 mill, Japan 265 mill, USA 64 mill, China 44 mill, Singapore 39 mill ;Imports $1.5 billion Main imports: Prepared and preserved fish $257 mill, Frozen fillets $232 mill, Crustaceans and molluscs $188 mill, Pearls $171 mill, Prawns $159 mill. Main import countries: Thailand $323 mill, NZ $220 mill, China $179 mill, Vietnam $154 mill, Malaysia $64 mill.;Recreational fishing;Aquaculture;Part 2Legislation Acts and Powers;Fisheries Acts;Legislation: TERMINOLOGY;Australia’s Maritime Zones of Jurisdiction;External Affairs Powers of Australian Constitution;Offshore Constitutional Settlement, 1979;Legislative Framework;Legislative Framework ;Fundamental Legal and Management Principles;Part 3AFMA: The Management Agency;Australian Fisheries Management Authority;AFMA OBJECTIVES;AFMA;Manage Fisheries outside of the 3nm coastal waters Work with State Fisheries to manage shared stocks Manage Domestic and foreign surveillance Provide capacity building in SE Asia and pacific Provide advice to the Australian government on RFMO issues. ;AFMA Structure;Compliance;Harvest Strategies;Electronic Systems;Consultation