Fisheries resources
Fisheries resources — means all fish, mollusks, crustaceans and other marine species caught by fishing vessels within the territory of the Convention, excluding: i) sedentary species to the extent that they are subject to the sovereign rights of coastal states in accordance with paragraph 4 of article 77 of the 1982 Convention and indicator species of vulnerable marine ecosystems listed or adopted pursuant to part 5, article 13 of this Convention; ii) anadromous species; iii) marine mammals, marine reptiles and marine birds; iv) other marine species already covered by existing international fisheries management instruments within the area of competence of such instruments (original in the language of the instrument: «means all fish, mollusks, crustaceans and other marine species caught by fishing vessels within the Convention Area, excluding: i) sedentary species insofar as they are subject to the sovereign rights of coastal States consistent with Article 77, paragraph 4 of the 1982 Convention and indicator species of vulnerable marine ecosystems as listed in, or adopted pursuant to, Article 13, paragraph 5 of this Convention; ii) catadromous species; iii) marine mammals, marine reptiles and seabirds; and iv) other marine species already covered by pre-existing international fisheries management instruments within the area of competence of such instruments»)1.
Convention on the Conservation and Management of Fishery Resources in the Northern Part of the Pacific Ocean, amended on 2015-10-19, art. 1. ↩
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