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99 Subpart H—General Provisions for Domestic Fisheries PART 600—MAGNUSON-STEVENS 600.350 National Standard 9—Bycatch. 600.355 National Standard 10—Safety of Life ACT PROVISIONS at Sea. Subpart A—General Subpart E—Confidentiality of Statistics Sec. 600.405 Types of statistics covered. 600.5 Purpose and scope. 600.410 Collection and maintenance of sta- 600.10 Definitions. tistics. 600.15 Other acronyms. 600.415 Access to statistics. 600.420 Control system. Subpart B—Regional Fishery Management 600.425 Release of statistics. Councils 600.105 Intercouncil boundaries. Subpart F—Foreign Fishing 600.110 Intercouncil fisheries. 600.501 Vessel permits. 600.115 Statement of organization, prac- 600.502 Vessel reports. tices, and procedures (SOPP). 600.503 Vessel and gear identification. 600.117 Council coordination committee 600.504 Facilitation of enforcement. (CCC). 600.505 Prohibitions. 600.120 Employment practices. 600.506 Observers. 600.125 Budgeting, funding, and accounting. 600.507 Recordkeeping. 600.130 Protection of confidentiality of sta- 600.508 Fishing operations. tistics. 600.509 Prohibited species. 600.133 Scientific and Statistical Committee 600.510 Gear avoidance and disposal. (SSC). 600.511 Fishery closure procedures. 600.134 Stipends. 600.512 Scientific research. 600.135 Meeting procedures. 600.513 Recreational fishing. 600.140 Procedure for proposed regulations. 600.514 Relation to other laws. 600.150 Disposition of records. 600.515 Interpretation of 16 U.S.C. 1857(4). 600.155 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) 600.516 Total allowable level of foreign fish- requests. ing (TALFF). 600.517 Allocations. Subpart C—Council Membership 600.518 Fee schedule for foreign fishing. 600.205 Principal state officials and their 600.520 Northwest Atlantic Ocean fishery. designees. 600.525 Applicability of Subpart F to Cana- 600.207 Pacific Fishery Management Council dian Albacore Fishing Vessels off the Tribal Indian representative and alter- West Coast. nate. 600.530 Pacific albacore fishery. 600.210 Terms of Council members. 600.215 Council nomination and appoint- Subpart G—Preemption of State Authority ment procedures. Under Section 306(b) 600.220 Oath of office. 600.225 Rules of conduct. 600.605 General policy. 600.227 Lobbying. 600.610 Factual findings for Federal preemp- 600.230 Removal. tion. 600.235 Financial disclosure. 600.615 Commencement of proceedings. 600.240 Security assurances. 600.620 Rules pertaining to the hearing. 600.245 Council member compensation. 600.625 Secretary’s decision. 600.250 Council member training. 600.630 Application for reinstatement of state authority. Subpart D—National Standards Subpart H—General Provisions for 600.305 General. Domestic Fisheries 600.310 National Standard 1—Optimum Yield. 600.705 Relation to other laws. 600.315 National Standard 2—Scientific In- 600.710 Permits. formation. 600.715 Recordkeeping and reporting. 600.320 National Standard 3—Management 600.720 Vessel and gear identification. Units. 600.725 General prohibitions. 600.325 National Standard 4—Allocations. 600.730 Facilitation of enforcement. 600.330 National Standard 5—Efficiency. 600.735 Penalties. 600.335 National Standard 6—Variations and 600.740 Enforcement policy. Contingencies. 600.745 Scientific research activity, exempt- 600.340 National Standard 7—Costs and Ben- ed fishing, and exempted educational ac- efits. tivity. 600.345 National Standard 8—Communities. 600.746 Observers. 5 VerDate Sep<11>2014 10:05 Mar 17, 2021 Jkt 250246 PO 00000 Frm 00015 Fmt 8010 Sfmt 8010 Q:\50\50V12.TXT PC31 kpayne on VMOFRWIN702 with $$_JOB Pt. 600 50 CFR Ch. VI (10–1–20 Edition) 600.747 Guidelines and procedures for deter- 600.1012 Reduction loan. mining new fisheries and gear. 600.1013 Fee payment and collection. 600.1014 Fee collection deposits, disburse- Subpart I—Fishery Negotiation Panels ments, records, and reports. 600.1015 Late charges. 600.750 Definitions. 600.1016 Enforcement. 600.751 Determination of need for a fishery 600.1017 Prohibitions and penalties. negotiation panel. 600.752 Use of conveners and facilitators. 600.753 Notice of intent to establish a fish- Subpart M—Specific Fishery or Program ery negotiation panel. Fishing Capacity Reduction Regulations 600.754 Decision to establish a fishery nego- 600.1100 General. [Reserved] tiation panel. 600.755 Establishment of a fishery negotia- 600.1101 Inshore fee system for repayment of tion panel. the loan to harvesters of Pollock from 600.756 Conduct and operation of a fishery the directed fishing allowance allocated negotiation panel. to the inshore component under section 600.757 Operational protocols. 206(b)(1) of the AFA. 600.758 Preparation of report. 600.1102 Pacific Coast groundfish fee. 600.759 Use of report. 600.1103 Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands 600.760 Fishery Negotiation Panel lifetime. (BSAI) Crab species program. 600.1104 Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands Subpart J—Essential Fish Habitat (EFH) (BSAI) crab species fee payment and col- lection system. 600.805 Purpose and scope. 600.1105 Longline catcher processor sub- 600.810 Definitions and word usage. sector of the Bering Sea and Aleutian Is- 600.815 Contents of Fishery Management lands (BSAI) non-pollock groundfish fish- Plans. ery program. 600.1106 Longline catcher processor sub- Subpart K—EFH Coordination, Consultation, sector Bering Sea and Aleutian Islands and Recommendations (BSAI) non-pollock groundfish species fee payment and collection system. 600.905 Purpose, scope, and NMFS/Council 600.1107 Southeast Alaska Purse Seine cooperation. Salmon Fishery capacity reduction pro- 600.910 Definitions and word usage. gram, including fee payment and collec- 600.915 Coordination for the conservation tion system. and enhancement of EFH. 600.1108 Longline catcher processor sub- 600.920 Federal agency consultation with sector of the Bering Sea and Aleutian Is- the Secretary. 600.925 NMFS EFH Conservation Rec- lands (BSAI) non-pollock groundfish fish- ommendations to Federal and state agen- ery program. cies. 600.930 Council comments and recommenda- Subpart N—Shark Fin Removal, Possession, tions to Federal and state agencies. Transfer and Landing Subpart L—Fishing Capacity Reduction 600.1200 Purpose and scope. 600.1201 Relation to other laws. Framework 600.1202 Definitions. 600.1000 Definitions. 600.1203 Prohibitions. 600.1001 Requests. 600.1002 General requirements. Subpart O—Limited Access Privilege 600.1003 Content of a request for a financed Programs program. 600.1004 Accepting a request for, and deter- 600.1300–600.1309 [Reserved] minations about initiating, a financed 600.1310 New England and Gulf of Mexico In- program. dividual Fishing Quota Referenda. 600.1005 Content of a request for a sub- sidized program. Subpart P—Marine Recreational Fisheries 600.1006 Accepting a request for, and deter- of the United States minations about conducting, a subsidized program. 600.1400 Definitions. 600.1007 Reduction amendments. 600.1405 Angler registration. 600.1008 Implementation plan and imple- 600.1410 Registry process. mentation regulations. 600.1415 Procedures for designating exempt- 600.1009 Bids. ed states-general provisions. 600.1010 Referenda. 600.1416 Requirements for exempted state 600.1011 Reduction methods and other con- designation based on submission of state ditions. license holder data. 6 VerDate Sep<11>2014 10:05 Mar 17, 2021 Jkt 250246 PO 00000 Frm 00016 Fmt 8010 Sfmt 8010 Q:\50\50V12.TXT PC31 kpayne on VMOFRWIN702 with $$_JOB Fishery Conservation and Management § 600.10 600.1417 Requirements for exempted state Act, and collects the general provisions designation based on submission of rec- common to all domestic fisheries gov- reational survey data. erned by this chapter. Subpart Q—Vessel Monitoring System (c) This part also governs fishing ca- Type-Approval pacity reduction programs under the Magnuson-Stevens Act. 600.1500 Definitions and acronyms. 600.1501 Vessel Monitoring System type-ap- [61 FR 32540, June 24, 1996, as amended at 63 proval process. FR 7075, Feb. 12, 1998; 65 FR 31443, May 18, 600.1502 Communications functionality. 2000] 600.1503 Position report data formats and transmission. § 600.10 Definitions. 600.1504 Latency requirement. Unless defined otherwise in other 600.1505 Messaging. parts of Chapter VI, the terms in this 600.1506 Electronic forms. 600.1507 Communications security. chapter have the following meanings: 600.1508 Field and technical services. Administrator means the Adminis- 600.1509 General. trator of NOAA (Under Secretary of 600.1510 Notification of type-approval. Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere) 600.1511 Changes or modifications to type- or a designee. approvals. Advisory group means a Scientific and 600.1512 Type-approval revocation process. 600.1513 Type-approval revocation appeals Statistical Committee (SSC), Fishing process. Industry Advisory Committee (FIAC), 600.1514 Revocation effective date and noti- or Advisory Panel (AP) established by fication to vessel owners. a Council under the Magnuson-Stevens 600.1515 Litigation support. Act. 600.1516 Reimbursement opportunities for Advisory panel (AP) means a com- revoked Vessel Monitoring System type- mittee formed, selected, and formally approval products. designated as a Magnuson-Stevens Act Subpart R—Standardized Bycatch Section 302(g)(2) advisory panel by the Reporting Methodology Council’s Statement of organization, practices, and procedures (SOPP), or by 600.1600 Purpose and scope. a formal charge to the committee 600.1605 Definitions and word usage. made by the chair and recorded in the 600.1610 Establishing and reviewing stand- Council’s minutes, to assist
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