REPUBLIC OF VANUATU FISHERIES ACT [CAP 315]

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REPUBLIC OF VANUATU FISHERIES ACT [CAP 315] Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. " of 2014 In exercise ofthe powers conferred on me by section 79 of the Fisheries Act [CAP 315], I, the Honourable DAVID TOSUL, Minister of Agriculture, Livestock, Forestry, Fisheries and Biosecurity, make the following Order. 1 Amendments The Fisheries Regulations Order No. 28 of2009 is amended as set out in the Schedule. 2 Commencement This Order comes into force on the day on which it is made. Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. H 0/2014 1

AMENDMENTS OF THE FISHERIES REGULATIONS ORDER NO. 28 OF 2009 1 Subclause 61 (3) After "licence" (first occurring), insert ", in the form prescribed under the Schedule 27L" 2 After paragraph 61 (3)(a) Insert "(aa) has, subject to subclause (3A), submitted an application in the form prescribed in Schedule 27K." 3 After subclause 61 (3) Insert (3A) The Director must not consider any applications made under paragraph 61 (3)(aa) that has been received later than 31 January each year. 4 Subclause 61 (4) Repeal the subclause, substitute "(4) A person issued with a processing licence may process beche-de-mer, subject to conditions specified under schedule 27M (4A) The Director may revoke the licence of any licence holder that fails to comply with any of the conditions imposed under subclause (4)." 5 After subclause 61 (4) Insert "(4A) A person issued with a processing licence must only process beche-de-mer that is of the required size and weight limits specified under Schedule 27." 6 Subclause 61A (1) Delete "278", substitute "27C" Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. 1I 0/2014 2

7 After paragraph 61A (2) Insert (2A) The Total Allowable Catch (TAC) ofbeche-de-mer mer for each authorized harvesting area in schedule 27C are set out in schedules 27D, 27E, 27F, 27G, 27H, 271, and 27J. (2B) The TAC referred to under paragraph (2A) for each authorised harvesting area is specified for, semi-processed and dried products following the standard conversion rates set out in Schedule 27B. 8 Subclause 62(2) Delete "an export licence", substitute" a fish export processing establishment licence" 9 Subclause 62(3) Delete "an export licence", substitute "a fish export processing establishment licence"1 0 Subclause 62(4) Repeal the subclause, substitute "(4) A person issued with a fish export processing establishment licence may export beche-de-mer, subject to conditions specified under schedule 27N. (4A) The Director may revoke the licence of any licence holder that fails to comply with any of the conditions imposed under subclause (4)." 11 Subclause 62(5) Delete "export licence", substitute "fish export processing establishment licence" 12 After subclause 62(5) Insert "(6) The Director is to grant not more than three (3) fish export processing establishment licence within any 12 months period. (7) Prior to the export of any consignment ofbeche-de-mer, the fish export processing establishment licence holder must, file with the Director, a Beche-de-mer Export Declaration Form set out in Schedule 270 detailing the species, quantity, export destination, and the beche-demer. Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. 1/ 0/2014 3

. AMENDMENTS OF THE FISHERlES REGULATIONS ORDER NO. 28 OF 2009 (8) In addition to subclause (7), a fish export processing establishment licence holder must: (a) pack the beche-de-mer separately by species; and (b) clearly label the containers with the species name, quantity of the product, and the licence number ofthe exporter." 13 Schedule 27, 27A and 278 Repeal the Schedules, substitute Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. 1/ 0/2014 4

27 Minimum Harvest Size and Weight Limits (Regul ation 61(4A)) Number of Minimum pieces per Common name Local name Minimum size weight lkgllo kg wet dry wet dry lkg lokg Amberfish Ambafis 40 em 15 em 1600g 80g 12 120 Black teatfish Blak titfis 30 em 15 em 1000g 100g 10 100 Blaekfish Blakfis 20 em 10 em 340g 34g 29 290 Brown eurryfish Braon karifis 20 em 10 em 260g 109 96 960 Brown sandfish Braon sanfis 25 em 12 em 700g 28g 35 350 Chalkfish Jokfis 15 em 7em 130g 8g 128 1280 Curryfish Karifis 35 em 15 em 1000g 40g 25 250 Deepwater Dipwota blakfis 30em 15 em blaekfish 660g 79g 12 120 Elephant trunkfish Elefenfis 40 em 20 em 1700g 221g 4 40 Flowerfish Flaoafis 30 em 15 em Golden sandfish Kolten sanfis 25 em 12 em 660g 53g 19 190 Greenfish Krinfis 20 em 10 em 150g 4g 222 2220 Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. II 0/2014 5

Lollyfish Lolifis 20 em 10 em 280g 14g 71 710 Peanutfish Pinatfis 20 em 10 em g g 0 0 Pinkfish Pinkfis 20 em 10 em 150g 6g 166 1660 Priekly redfish Paenapolfis 35 em 17 em 1300g 91g 11 110 Red snakefish Red snekfis 30em 15 em 0 0 Sandfish Sanfis 20 em 10 em 300g 15g 66 660 Snakefish Snekfis 40 em 20 em Stonefish Stonfis 20 em 10 em 650g 32g 30 300 Surf redfish Sefredfis 25 em 12 em 500g 30g 33 330 Tigerfish Taikafis 30em 15 em 800g 32g 31 310 White teatfish Waet titfis 35 em 16 em 1400g 126g 8 80 Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. II 0/2014 6

27 A Processing Licence Fees (Regulation 61 (3)(b» Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Column 4 Common Name Scientific Name Grade Single-species licence fee Amberfish Thelenota anax Low Allocated TAC Brown Curryfish Stichopus vastus Low Allocated TAC Chalkfish Bohadschia Low Allocated TAC marmorata Elephant Holothuria Low Allocated TAC Trunkfish fuscopunctata Flowerfish Pearsonothuria Low Allocated TAC graeffei Pinkfish Holothuria edulis Low Allocated TAC Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. if of2014 7

AMENDMENTS OF THE FISHERIES REGULA nons ORDER NO. 28 OF 2009 Red snakefish Holothuria Low Allocated TAC flavomaculata Snakefish Holothuria coluber Low Allocated TAC Hairy blackfish Actinopyga Medium Allocated TAC miliaris Lollyfish Holotharia atra Medium Allocated T AC Brown sandfish Bohadshia Medium Allocated TAC vitiensis Deepwater Actinopyga Medium Allocated TAC blackfish palauensis Greenfish Stichopus Medium Allocated TAC chloronotus Peanutfish Stichopus horrens Medium Allocated TAC Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. It 0/2014 8

Prickly redfish Thelenota ananas Medium Allocated TAC Stonefish Actinopyga Medium Allocated TAC lecanora Surf redfish Actinopyga Medium Allocated T AC mauritiana Tigerfish Bohadschia argus Medium Allocated TAC Black teatfish Holothuria High Allocated TAC whitmaei Golden sandfish Holothuria lessoni High Allocated TAC White teatfish Holothuria High Allocated TAC fuscogilva Curryfish Stichopus High Allocated TAC herrmanni Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. II 0/2014 9

Sandfish Holothuria scabra High Allocated TAC Note 1: The fee for the processing licence is 10% of the estimated the product per kilo multiplied by the allocated TAC (Total Allowable Catch) per species of beche-de-mer per harvesting area. Note 2: TAC must be indicated in kg of dried products (using standard conversion rates from wet/semi-processed to dried products) as set out in Schedule 27B Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. II 0/2014 10

27B Standard Conversion Rates for beche-de-mer Species (Regulation 6IA(2B)) Common Name Local Name Product type Semi-processed Dried (beche-de- (gutted/salted) mer) Amberfish Ambafis =0.5*Wet Weight =0.05*Wet Weight Black teatfish Blak titfis =0.5*Wet Weight =0.1 * Wet Weight Blackfish Blakfis =0.5*Wet Weight =0.1 *Wet Weight Brown curryfish Braon karifis =0.5*Wet Weight =0.04*Wet Weight Brown sandfish Braon sanfis =0.5*Wet Weight =0.04*Wet Weight Chalkfish Jokfis =0.5*Wet Weight =0.06*Wet Weight Curryfish Karifis =0.5*Wet Weight =0.04*Wet Weight Deepwater blackfish Dipwota =0.5*Wet Weight =0.12*Wet Weight blakfis Elephant trunkfish Elefenfis =0.5*Wet Weight =0. 13 * Wet Weight Flowerfish Flaoafis =0.5*Wet Weight =0.04*Wet Weight Golden sandfish Kolten sanfis =0.5*Wet Weight =0.08*Wet Weight Greenfish Krinfis =0.5*Wet Weight =0.03 * Wet Weight Lollyfish Lolifis =0.5*Wet Weight =0.05*Wet Weight Peanutfish Pinatfis =0.5*Wet Weight =0.04*Wet Weight Pinkfish Pinkfis =0.5*Wet Weight =0.04*Wet Weight Prickly redfish Paenapolfis =0.5*Wet Weight =0.07*Wet Weight Red snakefish Red snekfis =0.5*Wet Weight =0.04*Wet Weight Sandfish Sanfis =0.5*Wet Weight =0.05*Wet Weight Snakefish Snekfis =0.5*Wet Weight =0.04*Wet Weight Stonefish Stonfis =0.5*Wet Weight =0.05*Wet Weight Surf redfish Sefredfis =0.5*Wet Weight =0.06*Wet Weight Tigerfish Taikafis =0.5*Wet Weight =0.04*Wet Weight Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. 1/ 0/2014 11

27C Authorized Harvesting Areas (Regulation 61A(2)) r ~. Santo A \.,. - "'" - """"' Authorised. f...~....... ". -<1> '.' ~.' o '-" ". ~f /<", {\,.' ~.~. ~'-L,... r:"~.' <;> '.' ov Harvestmg f,j' '{i0 /~ SItes ~ ~. ~.. ~ '. ~ 10 20 km... '.. "'. ~ '... " '~. - ~ Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. 1/ 0/2014 12

o Efate B _ Authorised Harvesting Sites o 10 20km Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. it 0/2014 13

MalekulaA Authorised Harvesting Sites Maskelyne Islands _ Survey sites o 10 20 km Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. t{ 0/2014 14

Pentecost A - Authorised Harvesting Sites 0 5 10km N otel: Black shadings indicate the areas where Harvesting of Beche-De-Mer is licensed. Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. Ii 0/2014 15

Note 2: All licence holders must only harvest at the areas Authorised Harvesting Area designated to them by the Department. Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. 1/ 0/2014 16

AMENDMENTS OF THE FISHERIES REGULA nons ORDER NO. 28 OF 2009 27D Authorised Harvesting Areas Total Allowable Catch (TAC) Wet Weight (Regulation 61 A(2A)) Santo A COMMON NAME TOTAL ALLOWABLE CATCH (TAC) TONNE (WET WEIGHT) Brown Sandfish 0.5 Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. II 0/2014 17

27E (Regulation 6IA(2A)) Santo B COMMON NAME TOTAL ALLOWABLE CATCH (TAC) TONNE (WET WEIGHT) Lollyfish 0.5 Tigerfish 0.5 Brown Sandfish 1.25 Greenfish 0.5 Prickly Redfish 0.5 Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. ti 0/2014 18

27F (Regulation 6IA(2A» Efate A COMMON NAME TOTAL ALLOWABLE CATCH (TAC) TONNE (WET WEIGHT) Lollyfish 6 Tigerfish 1.5 Greenfish 2 Prickly Redfish 1.25 Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. H 0/2014 19

27G (Regulation 6IA(2A» Efate B COMMON NAME TOTAL ALLOWABLE CATCH (TAC) TONNE (WET WEIGHT) Curryfish 0.5 Lollyfish 0.5 Tigerfish 1.8 Brown Sandfish 0.5 Pinkfish 0.5 Greenfish 3.5 Surf Redfish 0.95 Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. II 0/2014 20

27H (Regulation 6IA(2A» Malekula A COMMON NAME TOTAL ALLOWABLE CATCH (TAC) TONNE (WET WEIGHT) Black Teatfish 0.5 Curryfish 0.5 Lollyfish 0.5 Tigerfish 2 Brown Sandfish 2.5 Pinkfish 0.5 Greenfish 1 Prickly Redfish 0.5 Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. 1/ 0/2014 21

271 (Regulation 6IA(2A» Malekula B COMMON NAME TOTAL ALLOW ABLE CATCH (TAC) TONNE (WET WEIGHT) Black Teatfish 1 Curryfish 6 Sandfish 0.5 Lollyfish 30 Brown Sandfish 4 Pinldish 0.5 Greenfish 0.5 White Teatfish 0.5 Prickly Redfish 2 Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. If 0/2014 22

27J (Regulation 61A(2A)) Pentecost A COMMON NAME TOTAL ALLOWABLE CATCH (TAC) TONNE (WET WEIGHT) Tigerfish 6 Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. 0/2014 23

AMENDMENTS OF THE FISHERIES REGULA nons ORDER NO. 28 OF 2009 27K (Regulation 61 (3)(aa)) Instructions: provided Address to: Beche-de-mer Processing Licence Application Form -Underline surnames or family name -Provide detail of address -Answer all the questions on this form by filling in the spaces -If not applicable, write NIA -specify units of measurement The Director Department of Fisheries PMB 9045, Port Vila Telephone: (678) 5333340 I hereby apply for a license to process beche-de-mer at a place and in the manner described below: 1 Name and address of applicant 2 Contact details of owner of establishment 3 Location and address of processing establishment 4 Name and address of lessee (if establishment is leased) Type of species to be harvested, Species Quantity (Wet quantity and Authorised Harvesting Weight) KG 5 Area Authorised Harvesting Area (Attach separate piece of paper if more space needed and labelled as Attachment 1 to this application) 6 Nature of processing operation Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. 1/ 0/2014 24

7 Type and method of packaging 8 Cleanliness and sanitation 9 Application Fee VT 5,625 (VAT inclusive) I declare that I have answered all the questions truthfully and to the best of my knowledge and that I am required to report any changes in the information contained in this form to the Director of Fisheries within 7 days of the change. Signature of Applicant: Date: Owner, Lessee (circle appropriate) Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. l( 0/2014 25

27L (Regulation 61 (3)) Beche-de-mer Processing Licence License No:.... The person named as license holder below is hereby licensed in accordance with subsection 47 (1) of the Fisheries Act [CAP315] to use the premises described below as a fish processing establishment in accordance with the terms and conditions set out in this license and the conditions prescribed from time to time in the Fisheries Regulations. Name of license holder: Address of premises: Contact details: Authorized target beche-demer species (one single species): Quantity authorized to be harvested for processing: Authorised Harvesting Area: Provincial Government Area: Authorized license period: I I I Director of Fisheries Date I THIS LICENSE IS NOT TRANSFERABLE Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No.' I{ 0/2014 26

27M Conditions for beche-de-mer processing licence Restricted Practice (Regulation 61 (4)) The License holder: 1. must not involve in any fishing activities or provide fishing gears such as boats, outboard engine or diving gears to fishers for collecting beche-demer. 2. must not trade or process any beche-de-mer from an area or province other than the authorised harvesting area specified in the license. 3. must not trade or process any beche-de-mer species other than the species specified in the licence. 4. must not process beche-de-mer outside the authorised licence period. 5. must not process any beche-de-mer that are smaller than the prescribed minimum length and weight as set out in Schedule 27. 6. must not pack broken or damaged beche-de-mer. 7. must not process any beche-de-mer stolen from another fisherman. 8. must provide true, complete and accurate information in relation to processed beche-de-mer in the forms prescribed by the Director of Fisheries. 9. must declare all processed beche-de-mer to the Vanuatu Fisheries Department within 1 week before the end of the authorized licence period. 10. must not provide misleading or false information and must declare all beche-de-mer intended for shipment out of the province. 11. must not export beche-de-mer out of the Province without authorization of a Fisheries Authorized Officer. Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. Ii 0/2014 27

AMENDMENTS OF THE FISHERlES REGULATIONS ORDER NO. 28 OF 2009 12. must upon request, present processing license to a Fisheries authorized officer; 13. must allow purchased beche-de-mer raw materials, processed products, holding facility or packaged consignments ofbeche-de-mer intended for sale to be inspected by a Fisheries authorized officer; 14. must not involve in any beche-de-mer reseeding or ranching activities for the purpose of securing wild beche-de-mer stocks. Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. II 0/2014 28

27N Conditions for beche-de-mer export processing establishment licence (Regulation (62(4)) The License holder: Restricted Practice 1. must not involve in any fishing activities or provide fishing gears such as boats, outboard engine or diving gears to fishers for collecting beche-demer. 2. must not trade any beche-de-mer from an area or province other than the authorised harvesting areas. 3. must not trade any beche-de-mer species other than the authorized species. 4. must export any beche-de-mer that are smaller than the prescribed minimum length and weight as set out in Schedule 27. 5. must not pack or export broken or damaged beche-de-mer. 6. must provide true, complete and accurate infonnation in relation to exported beche-de-mer in the fonns prescribed by the Director of Fisheries. 7. must not provide misleading or false infonnation 8. must upon request, present fish export processing establishment license to a Fisheries authorized officer; 9. must allow purchased, processed products, holding facility or packaged consignments of beche-de-mer intended for export to be inspected by a Fisheries authorized officer; 10. must not involve in any beche-de-mer reseeding or ranching activities for the purpose of securing wild beche-de-mer stocks. Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. 1/ 0/2014 29

270 Beche-de-mer Export Declaration Form (Regulation 62(7» (To be completed by exporting company prior to export) Send completed form to: The Director, Department of Fisheries, PMB 9045, Port Vila Telephone: (678) 5333340 Name of Exporting company: Date of shipment: Fish Export Processing Establishment License No.: Export permit No: Beche-de- No. of Number Total Export Value/Currency mer bags of pieces weight of Destination per kg Species per bag each bag (kg) TOTAL Black teatfish (BTF), White teatfish (WTF), Prickly red fish (prf), Brown sandfish (BSF), Surf redfish (SRF), Tigerfish (TF), Curryfish (CF), Greenfish (GF), Elephant trunkfish (ETF), LoUyfish (LF), Amberfish (AF), Pinkfish (PF), Sandfish (SF), Golden Sandfish ( GSF), Blackfish (BF ), Chalkfish (CHF ), Stonefish ( STF ), Peanutfish (PNF ), Snakefish (SNF), Br9wn curryfish (BCF), Flowerfish (FF), Hairy blackfish (HBF), Red snakefish (RSF).Signature:...... Signature:.... Fish Export Processing Establishment Licensee Fisheries Authorized Officer/Inspecto Date:... Date:... Fisheries Regulations (Amendment) Order No. If 0/2014 30