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Total number of prosecutions that have resulted from observers on inshore fishing boats in the last five years

JG Hatherly made this Official Information request to Ministry for Primary Industries

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From: JG Hatherly

Dear Ministry for Primary Industries,

I am requesting information on the observer program. Could you please inform me how many observers have been on inshore fishing boats in the last five years. Also how many days have the observers worked on these inshore boats in the five year period. Plus could you please tell me the number of offences that have resulted in prosecutions from these observers reports during this time.
Thank you.

Yours faithfully,

JG Hatherly

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From: Brett Wilson
Ministry for Primary Industries

Attachment OIA17 0588 MPI OIA response.pdf
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Dear J G Hatherly

 

On behalf of Steve Halley, Acting Director - Fisheries Management, Marine
Branch, Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) please find attached MPI’s
response to your OIA request dated 30 September 2017.

 

Regards  

 

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