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Dr. Rachel Feeney Council Staff Council Meeting June 23, 2016 1 The MSA requires periodic review of all Limited Access Privilege Programs (LAPPs) established after 2007. NOAA expects reviews of all catch share programs (CSPs), LAPP or


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  • Dr. Rachel Feeney

Council Staff

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Council Meeting June 23, 2016

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  • The MSA requires periodic review of all

Limited Access Privilege Programs (LAPPs) established after 2007.

  • NOAA expects reviews of all catch share

programs (CSPs), LAPP or not.

  • NMFS issued draft guidance for CSP reviews

in October 2015.

  • Most Councils commented in January 2016.
  • Revised draft issued May 2016.

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TODAY: Approve NEFMC comments on revised draft.

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  • 1. Review scope too extensive; focus on what applies

to all CSPs; provide latitude to tailor reviews.

  • 2. Distinguish legal requirements for LAPP reviews

from recommendations/best practices.

  • 3. The Council should lead review; report should be a

Council document.

  • 4. Too prescriptive on the review team members.
  • 5. Annual interim reports unnecessary, unfeasible

given current human resources and commitments.

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NEFMC comments (January)

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NOAA response to comments

NEFMC comment NOAA response

  • 1. Review scope too

extensive. Regional flexibility, (throughout)

  • 2. LAPP review

requirements unclear. Requirements listed (p. 8)

  • 3. Council should lead

review. Council led, NMFS partner (p. 3-4)

  • 4. Review team members

too prescriptive. Council sets team (p. 3)

  • 5. Annual interim reports

unnecessary. Use existing reports (p. 4)

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NEFMC DRAFT comments (June)

  • 1. Acknowledges NOAA’s responsiveness to

input from all the Councils.

  • 2. For allocation reviews, silent on how to

weigh tradeoffs when determining if net benefits to the Nation have been maximized? (Use 2015 NMFS allocation review guidance)

  • 3. Review team should not judge whether a

program should be continued or eliminated. (Council’s job)

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NEFMC DRAFT comments (June)

  • 4. Review team should not judge if reporting

burden and administrative costs are being “minimized to the extent practicable.” (NMFS’ job)

  • 5. Review team should not judge if

enforcement activities/resources ensure “high” (???) compliance. (NMFS’ job)

  • 6. Remove reference to Scallop Amendment 11

goal as being “unclear”. (means objectives OK)