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1. Opening of the meeting STANDING COMMITTEE ON RESEARCH AND STATISTICS (SCRS) (Hotel Weare Chamartin - Madrid, 1-5 October 2018) TENTATIVE AGENDA 2. Adoption of Agenda and arrangements for the meeting 3. Introduction of Contracting Party delegations * 4. Introduction and admission of observers* 5. Admission of scientific documents 6. Report of Secretariat activities in research and statistics 7. Review of national fisheries and research programmes** 8. Report of inter-sessional SCRS meetings *** 8.1 Bigeye data preparatory and stock assessment meetings 8.2 Blue marlin data preparatory and stock assessment meetings 8.3 MSE Bluefin tuna intersessional meeting 8.4 MSE Northern swordfish intersessional meeting 8.5 Small Tuna Species Group intersessional meeting 8.6 Meeting of the ICCAT Working Group on Stock Assessment Methods 8.7 Sharks Species Group intersessional meeting 9. Executive Summaries on species: YFT-Yellowfin, BET-Bigeye, SKJ-Skipjack, ALB-Albacore, BFT-Bluefin, BUM-Blue marlin, WHM-White marlin, SAI-Sailfish, SWO-Atl. Swordfish, SWO-Med. Swordfish, SMT-Small tunas, SHK-Sharks 10. Report of Research Programs 10.1 Atlantic-Wide Research Programme for Bluefin Tuna (GBYP) 10.2 Atlantic Ocean Tropical tuna Tagging Programme (AOTTP) 10.3 Small Tunas Year Programme (SMTYP)**** 10.4 Shark Research and Data Collection Programme (SRDCP)**** 10.5 Enhanced Billfish Research Programme (EBRP)**** 11. Report of the Meeting of the Sub-committee on Statistics 12. Report of the Meeting of the Sub-committee on Ecosystems and By-catch 13. Considerations of implications of the Meeting of the Standing Working Group on Dialogue between Fisheries Scientists and Managers 14. Considerations of implications of the Intersessional Meeting of Panel 1 15. Progress related to work developed on MSE 15.1 Joint t-rfmo MSE Working Group 15.2 Work conducted for bluefin tuna 15.3 Work conducted for northern albacore 15.4 Work conducted for northern swordfish 15.5 Work conducted for tropical tunas 16. Report on the implementation of the Science Strategic Plan for 2015-2020 in 2018 and work plan for 2019, which includes the update of the stock assessment software catalogue

17. Consideration of plans for future activities 17.1 Annual Work Plans and research programmes 17.2 Intersessional meetings proposed for 2019 17.3 Date and place of the next meeting of the SCRS 18. General recommendations to the Commission 18.1 General recommendations to the Commission that have financial implications 18.2 Other recommendations 19. Responses to Commission's requests ***** 19.1 Ghana's comprehensive and detailed capacity management plan on the level of catches. Rec. 16-01, paragraph 12c 19.2 Evaluate the efficacy of the area/time closure referred to in paragraph 13 in relation with the protection of tropical tuna juveniles. Rec. 16-01, paragraph 15 19.3 Recommendations made by the FAD Working Group (Annex 8) and develop a work plan. Rec. 16-01, paragraph 49 (a) 19.4 Develop a table that quantifies the expected impact on MSY, BMSY, and relative stock status for both bigeye and yellowfin resulting from reductions of the individual proportional contributions of major fisheries to the total catch. Rec. 16-01, paragraph 49 (c) 19.5 Provide with a summary of the scientific data and information collected and reported pursuant to Rec. 16-14 and any relevant associated findings. Recommend on how to improve the effectiveness of scientific observer programs, including possible revisions to Rec. 16-14 and/or with respect to implementation of these minimum standards and protocols by CPCs. Rec. 16-14, paragraph 12 c and d 19.6 The SCRS should continue to monitor and analyze the effects of the minimum size/weight measure on the mortality of immature swordfish. Rec. 17-02 paragraph 10 (N-SWO) and Rec. 17-03 paragraph 7 (S-SWO) 19.7 The SCRS is requested to develop in 2018 criteria for the identification of exceptional circumstances. Rec. 17-04 paragraph 12 (N-ALB) 19.8 The SCRS is requested to initiate a peer-review, in time for the 2018 Commission meeting. Rec. 17-04 paragraph 15 (N-ALB) 20. Other matters 20.1 Analysis of recommendations emanating from the Meeting of the Ad Hoc Working Group to Follow up on the Second Performance Review Panel and possible necessary actions 20.2 Collaboration with other International Organizations (ICES, CITES, GEF, etc.) 20.3 Consideration of implications of the sixth Meeting of the Working Group on Convention Amendment 20.4 Update of the ICCAT glossary 20.5 Consideration of new publication guidelines: executive summaries, detailed reports and SCRS report 20.6 Peer review publication (SCRS documents): agreement with Aquatic Living Resources journal 21. Election of the Chair 22. Adoption of report and closure

* The Executive Secretary will list the Contracting Parties and Observer Delegations present. Any statements should be presented in writing only. ** The text to be included in the SCRS report should be very short and presented in writing on or before September 24, 09:00 a.m. (Madrid time). Oral presentations, if any, should be brief and focus on aspects that are not covered elsewhere by the individual species groups. *** This item will be covered together with item 9, starting with those meetings of species which had stock assessment in 2018. **** This item will be covered together with item 8. ***** Responses derived from the results of 2018 stock assessments for Atlantic blue marlin and bigeye tuna are included in Agenda Items 8 and 9. 2018 TENTATIVE AGENDA OF SUB-COMMITTEE ON STATISTICS (ICCAT Secretariat, 24-25 September 2018) 1. Opening, adoption of Agenda and meeting arrangements 2. Review of fisheries and biological data submitted during 2018 2.1 Task I (T1FC and T2NC) and Task II (T2CE and T2SZ) statistics 2.2 Tagging 2.3 Complementary data obtained within ICCAT data collection and research programmes (GBYP, AOTTP, EPBR, SMTYP and SRDCP) 2.4 Other relevant statistics (observer data, VMS, BCDs, ISSF, etc.) 3. Review of Secretariat s standard (yearly based) datasets estimations 3.1 CATDIS and EFFDIS 3.2 CAS (catch-at-size) and CAA (catch-at-age) 4. Evaluation of data deficiencies pursuant to Rec. 05-09 4.1 Report cards for 2017 with SCRS validation criteria (filters 1 and 2) 4.2 Standard catalogues of major ICCAT species (last 30 years) 4.3 Report on data recovery activities, new plans, and improvements on national data collections systems 5. Review of existing practices for data submission and validation by the Secretariat 5.1 Proposals for improving ICCAT eforms (structures, formats, codes, deadlines, etc.) 5.2 Progress on the work to develop an ICCAT online reporting system 6. Progress on the work developed by the ICCAT Online Reporting Technology Working Group 7. Review of the ICCAT relational database system (ICCAT-DB) 7.1 Improvements, ongoing work, and documentation work (technical manuals, Java docs, user guides, etc.) 7.2 Plans to publish some ICCAT-DB data in the ICCAT cloud infrastructure 8. International and inter-agency cooperation on statistical activities (FAO, CWP, FIRMS, CLAV) 9. Review of the Report of the short-term contract: Comprehensive study of strategic investments related to artisanal fisheries data collection in ICCAT fisheries of the Caribbean/Central American region 10. Considerations on the Sub-committee on Statistics recommendations (past and 2018) 10.1 Progress with prior year Recommendations of the Sub-Committee 10.2 Review of Recommendations from 2018 inter-sessional meetings 11. Response to the Commission related to Rec. 16-14, paragraph 12, c and d 12. Other matters 13. Future plans and recommendations 14. Adoption of the report and closure

2018 TENTATIVE AGENDA OF BLUEFIN SPECIES GROUP (ICCAT Secretariat, 25-28 September 2018) 2. Review the work conducted under the GBYP 3. Review of documents of updated indices for bluefin tuna 4. Update on the ongoing bluefin tuna MSE process* 5. Review of new scientific documents for bluefin tuna 6. Update of the bluefin tuna Executive Summaries 7. Workplan and recommendations for 2019 *A meeting of the core modelling group for BFT MSE will be held from 24-25 September at the Secretariat. The meeting is open to all interested in participating. Participants should register for the SCRS Species Group meetings. 2018 TENTATIVE AGENDA OF TROPICAL TUNA SPECIES GROUP (ICCAT Secretariat, 25-28 September 2018) 2. Review of new scientific documents for tropical tuna 3. Update on the ongoing tropical tuna MSE process 4. Review the work conducted under the AOTTP 5. Responses to the Commission regarding: 5.1 Rec. 16-01, paragraph 12 c 5.2 Rec. 16-01, paragraph 15 5.3 Rec. 16-01, paragraph 49 a 5.4 Rec. 16-01, paragraph 49 c 6. Update of the tropical tuna Executive Summaries 7. Workplan and recommendations for 2019 2018 TENTATIVE AGENDA OF SWORDFISH SPECIES GROUP (ICCAT Secretariat, 26-27 September 2018) 2. Review of new scientific documents for swordfish (particularly pertaining to studies in the SWO workplan) 3. Update on the ongoing northern swordfish MSE process 4. Responses to the Commission regarding Rec. 17-02 (para 10) and Rec. 17-03 (para 7) 5. Update of the Executive Summaries for North and South Atlantic and Mediterranean swordfish 6. Workplan (including extending the ongoing studies/activities on biology, tagging and MSE) for 2019 7. Recommendations

2018 TENTATIVE AGENDA OF BILLFISH SPECIES GROUP (ICCAT Secretariat, 27 September 2018) 1. Review of Task I and II statistics 2. Review of new scientific documents for billfishes other than blue marlin (including ongoing studies) 3. Response to the Commission regarding Rec. 15-05, paragraph 10 and Rec. 16-11, paragraph 3 4. Update of the Executive Summaries for sailfish, white marlin and blue marlin 5. Workplan (including extending the ongoing studies/activities under the Enhanced Program for Billfish Research) and recommendations for 2019 6. Other matters 2018 TENTATIVE AGENDA OF ALBACORE SPECIES GROUP (ICCAT Secretariat, 26 September 2018) 2. Review of new scientific documents for albacore (including ongoing studies) 3. Update on the northern albacore HCR and the MSE process 4. Responses to the Commission 5. Update of the Executive Summaries for albacore 6. Workplan (including extending the ongoing studies/activities) and recommendations for 2019 7. Other matters