SCIC-2023 | Meetings

Standing Committee on Implementation and Compliance

Location:

Hobart, Australia

Meeting Start Date/Time:

Monday, 16 October 2023

Meeting End Date/Time:

Friday, 20 October 2023

Submissions Due

Friday, 1 September 2023 - 09:00 Australia/Hobart (Working Paper)

Saturday, 16 September 2023 - 09:00 Australia/Hobart (Background Paper)

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Meeting Report:

e-scic-2023-rep_1.pdf (814.92 KB)

Meeting Documents

Documents

Document Number	Title	Agenda Item(s)
CCAMLR-42/06 Rev. 1 More Info	Performance Review 2 – summary of outcomes CCAMLR Secretariat Submitted By: Ms Catherine Stubberfield (CCAMLR Secretariat) Approved By: Ms Catherine Stubberfield (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	8
CCAMLR-42/07 Rev. 2 More Info	CCAMLR Compliance Evaluation Procedure (CCEP) Summary Report and analysis CCAMLR Secretariat Abstract: In accordance with Conservation Measure (CM) 10-10, paragraph 2(i), and the procedure detailed in COMM CIRC 23/58, the Secretariat has prepared the Summary CCAMLR Compliance Report (Summary Report) based on the Draft CCAMLR Compliance Reports (Draft reports), responses received from Contracting Parties, and Read More Submitted By: Ms Mariana Cordeiro (CCAMLR Secretariat) Approved By: Dr David Agnew (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	4
CCAMLR-42/08 Rev. 2 More Info	Revision of the CCAMLR tagging protocol CCAMLR Secretariat Abstract: Following a request from SCIC to develop a practitioner document to accompany the current tagging protocol, a revised tagging manual and protocol has been developed during WS-TAG-2023 to clarify the obligations of Members (researchers, observers, and fishers) in implementing the tagging program for toothfish and skates outlined in Conservation Measure 41-01, Read More Submitted By: Ms Mariana Cordeiro (CCAMLR Secretariat) Approved By: Ms Mariana Cordeiro (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	3.4
CCAMLR-42/09 More Info	Transhipment implementation report CCAMLR Secretariat Abstract: The Secretariat receives notifications for transhipment activities within the Convention Area in accordance with Conservation Measure (CM) 10-09. The Secretariat maintains a list of all transhipment notifications on the password-protected part of the website in accordance with CM 10-09, paragraph 6. This paper summarises the transhipment notifications received Read More Submitted By: Ms Mariana Cordeiro (CCAMLR Secretariat) Approved By: Ms Mariana Cordeiro (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	3.5
CCAMLR-42/11 More Info	Vessel monitoring system (VMS) implementation report CCAMLR Secretariat Abstract: The use of automated satellite-linked vessel monitoring systems (VMS) is required for vessels operating in the Convention Area as per Conservation Measure (CM) 10-04. This paper summarises the implementation of this conservation measure by Members and proposes several improvements to current procedures. Submitted By: Ms Mariana Cordeiro (CCAMLR Secretariat) Approved By: Ms Mariana Cordeiro (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	3.3
CCAMLR-42/12 More Info	Proposal to retire CM 23-05 CCAMLR Secretariat Abstract: This paper provides a brief review of Conservation Measure (CM) 23-05 following the discussions held during CCAMLR-41 to consider its relevance. This review proposes the removal of CM 23-05, as the data reporting requirements within the measure have been superseded by biological data. Data is therefore collected at both a finer spatial and temporal scale under Read More Submitted By: Ms Mariana Cordeiro (CCAMLR Secretariat) Approved By: Ms Mariana Cordeiro (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	3.8
CCAMLR-42/13 Rev. 1 More Info	Implementation of Conservation Measure 10-08 CCAMLR Secretariat Abstract: Conservation Measure (CM) 10-08 requires that Contracting Parties shall take appropriate measures in order to verify and take action in response to nationals found responsible for, benefiting from, supporting or engaging in any activities described in CM 10-06 and CM 10-07 (i.e., illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing or related activities). As requested Read More Submitted By: Ms Mariana Cordeiro (CCAMLR Secretariat) Approved By: Ms Mariana Cordeiro (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	5
CCAMLR-42/14 More Info	CDS Fund expenditure proposal CCAMLR Secretariat Abstract: This paper presents an update of the expenditure from the Catch Documentation Scheme for Dissostichus spp. (CDS) Fund in in 2023 and three proposals to be considered for approval by the CDS Fund Review Panel with a cost of A$80 000. Submitted By: Ms Mariana Cordeiro (CCAMLR Secretariat) Approved By: Ms Mariana Cordeiro (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	3.1
CCAMLR-42/15 Rev. 2 More Info	IUU fishing activity and trends in 2022/23 and IUU Vessel Lists CCAMLR Secretariat Abstract: This paper summarises information held by the Secretariat in relation to illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing and vessel activity relevant to CCAMLR from October 2022 to August 2023. Instances of unidentified fishing gear retrieved in the Convention Area are detailed in Annex 1. Communication to non-Contracting Parties and responses received are detailed in Table 1. Proposed Read More Submitted By: Ms Mariana Cordeiro (CCAMLR Secretariat) Approved By: Ms Mariana Cordeiro (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	5
CCAMLR-42/16 More Info	Inspection Implementation Report CCAMLR Secretariat Abstract: The Secretariat reviewed the quality and consistency of the port inspections and System of Inspection Reports received during the CCEP period of 01 July 2022 to 30 June 2023. Recommendations for the improvements for inspection reports are given. Submitted By: Ms Mariana Cordeiro (CCAMLR Secretariat) Approved By: Ms Mariana Cordeiro (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	3.2
CCAMLR-42/17 More Info	Establishing Krill Catch Limits on Use of Continuous Fishing System in the Statistical Area 48 as a Factor to Preserve Antarctic Krill Resource Availability and Improve Food Security Situation for the All CCAMLR Nations Delegation of Ukraine Abstract: Since 2005 the total Antarctic krill (Euphausia superba) catch in the Statistical Area 48 has been sustainably increasing. Total krill catch was some higher than 100 000 tons in 2005-2007, moving to the catch level higher of 200 000 tons in 2013, and reaching over 370 000 tons since 2019. The current level of Read More Submitted By: Dr Kostiantyn Demianenko (Ukraine) Approved By: Mr Artem Ogorodnik (Ukraine) Request Meeting Document	3.8
CCAMLR-42/20 More Info	Comments on Management Procedures for toothfish fisheries in Statistical Subareas 88.1 and 88.2 (Amendments to CM 31-02) Delegation of the Russian Federation Abstract: The Russian Federation highlights the recurring situation of delayed retrieval of longline gear after fisheries closure in Subarea 88.1 and 88.2, associated with overfishing of toothfish, and proposes to amend CM 31-02. Submitted By: Dr Svetlana Kasatkina (Russian Federation) Approved By: Dr Svetlana Kasatkina (Russian Federation) Request Meeting Document	3.8
CCAMLR-42/22 More Info	Continued intersessional work on unidentified fishing gear in the CCAMLR Convention Area Delegations of New Zealand, the Republic of Korea and the CCAMLR Secretariat Submitted By: Ms Mariana Cordeiro (CCAMLR Secretariat) Approved By: Ms Mariana Cordeiro (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	3.4
CCAMLR-42/24 Rev. 2 More Info	A draft Code of Conduct for CCAMLR Events Delegations of Australia, the Republic of Korea, France and the United States Abstract: This paper presents a draft proposal for a Code of Conduct for CCAMLR in-person and virtual meetings, workshops, working groups, and events (referred to as CCAMLR events in the Code). The Commission agreed to the development of a CCAMLR Code of Conduct via an e-group led by Australia during the 2022/23 intersessional period, with Read More Submitted By: Ms Sally Carney (Australia) Approved By: Ms Catherine Stubberfield (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	9
CCAMLR-42/27 More Info	Amendments to CMs 21-01 and 21-02 Delegation of the European Union Abstract: The proposed amendments to CMs 21-01 (new fisheries) and 21-02 (exploratory fisheries) are based on the discussions held at CCAMLR-41. The objective of the proposals is to reinforce the consistency with observers requirements amongst the different CCAMLR fisheries and with SISO. Submitted By: Mr Luis Molledo (European Union) Approved By: Mr Luis Molledo (European Union) Request Meeting Document	3.8
CCAMLR-42/29 Rev. 1 More Info	Proposals for Improved Management of CCAMLR’s Krill Fisheries: VMS Delegations of Australia, the Republic of Korea, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States Abstract: We propose revising several conservation measures at CCAMLR-42 to improve monitoring of the krill stocks and the vessels participating in the krill fisheries (CCAMLR-42/XX). One of these improvements is to update CM 10-04 (2018), Automated satellite-linked Vessel Monitoring Read More Submitted By: Dr Lauren Fields (United States of America) Approved By: Ms Elizabeth Phelps Request Meeting Document	3.8
CCAMLR-42/30 Rev. 1 More Info	Proposals for Improved Management of CCAMLR’s Krill Fisheries: Fishery Notifications Delegations of Australia, New Zealand, and the United States Abstract: We propose revising several conservation measures at CCAMLR-42 to improve monitoring of the krill stocks and the vessels participating in the krill fisheries (CCAMLR-42/XX). One of these improvements is to propose a new CM 51-XX (2023), Authorized fishing for Euphausia Read More Submitted By: Dr Lauren Fields (United States of America) Approved By: Ms Elizabeth Phelps Request Meeting Document	3.8
CCAMLR-42/31 Rev. 1 More Info	Proposals for Improved Management of CCAMLR’s Krill Fisheries: Overview of Recommended Updates Delegations of Australia, New Zealand, and the United States Abstract: As CCAMLR discusses the management strategy for the Antarctic krill fisheries, it should make concomitant improvements in the transparency and operational standards of the fisheries to ensure that the krill fisheries are carried out in accordance with the principles of conservation in Article II of the Convention. We propose revising several conservation measures at CCAMLR-42 Read More Submitted By: Dr Lauren Fields (United States of America) Approved By: Ms Elizabeth Phelps Request Meeting Document	3.8
CCAMLR-42/32 Rev. 1 More Info	Proposals for Improved Management of CCAMLR’s Krill Fisheries: Port Inspections Delegations of Australia, New Zealand, and the United States Abstract: We propose revising several conservation measures at CCAMLR-42 to improve monitoring of the krill stocks and the vessels participating in the krill fisheries (CCAMLR-42/XX). One of these improvements is to update CM 10-03 (2019), Read More Submitted By: Dr Lauren Fields (United States of America) Approved By: Ms Elizabeth Phelps Request Meeting Document	3.8
CCAMLR-42/33 Rev. 1 More Info	Proposals for Improved Management of CCAMLR’s Krill Fisheries: SISO Observers Delegations of Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States Abstract: We propose revising several conservation measures at CCAMLR-42 to improve monitoring of the krill stocks and the vessels participating in the krill fisheries (CCAMLR-42/XX). One of these improvements is to update Read More Submitted By: Dr Lauren Fields (United States of America) Approved By: Ms Elizabeth Phelps Request Meeting Document	3.8
CCAMLR-42/34 More Info	Proposed revision to CM 41-01 Annex B Delegation of the Republic of Korea Abstract: CM41-01 encompasses general measures for exploratory fisheries targeting Dissostichus spp. within the Convention Area. While the classification of fisheries within Statistical Subareas and Divisions 48.6, 88.1, 88.2, 58.4.1, 58.4.2, and 58.4.3a as exploratory fisheries governed by CM 41-01 is evident, the application of CM41-01 to Subarea 88.3 poses confusion, particularly concerning Read More Submitted By: Ms Jung-re Riley Kim (Korea, Republic of) Approved By: Ms Jung-re Riley Kim (Korea, Republic of) Request Meeting Document	3.8
CCAMLR-42/35 More Info	Proposed revision to CM 10-05 Delegation of the Republic of Korea Abstract: The Republic of Korea is suggesting an exemption for biological samples of Dissostichus spp. that are intended solely for scientific and research purposes and are not meant for market entry or commercial trade. The aim behind this proposal is to alleviate unnecessary administrative burdens. This exemption aligns with the intentions of CM10-05, as outlined in its preamble. CM10-05 primarily Read More Submitted By: Ms Jung-re Riley Kim (Korea, Republic of) Approved By: Ms Jung-re Riley Kim (Korea, Republic of) Request Meeting Document	3.8
CCAMLR-42/BG/01 Rev. 1 More Info	Monitoring, Control and Surveillance Procedures Carried Out by the State of Chile During the 2022/23 Season Delegation of Chile Abstract: The State of Chile, as a CCAMLR Member, is committed to combating IUU (Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated) fishing and contributes, through its Navy, to the control of the foreign fishing fleet operating in the Convention area. The purpose of the above is to contribute to the fulfillment of the objectives proposed by CCAMLR, verifying effective compliance with conservation measures Read More Submitted By: Mr Sebastián Molina (Chile) Approved By: Mr Sebastián Molina (Chile) Request Meeting Document	3.2
CCAMLR-42/BG/03 More Info	Krill Fisheries: Trade and Supply Chain Process CCAMLR Secretariat Submitted By: Ms Catherine Stubberfield (CCAMLR Secretariat) Approved By: Ms Catherine Stubberfield (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	3.1
CCAMLR-42/BG/07 More Info	Update on Data System Improvements CCAMLR Secretariat Submitted By: Ms Catherine Stubberfield (CCAMLR Secretariat) Approved By: Ms Catherine Stubberfield (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	3.4
CCAMLR-42/BG/08 Rev. 1 More Info	Fishery Notifications 2023/24 CCAMLR Secretariat Abstract: The Secretariat received fishery notifications for exploratory fisheries for toothfish and krill fisheries for 2023/24 CCAMLR season. This paper provides a summary of all fishery notifications with full details available to authenticated users through the CCAMLR website Fishery Notifications. Submitted By: Ms Mariana Cordeiro (CCAMLR Secretariat) Approved By: Ms Mariana Cordeiro (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	6
CCAMLR-42/BG/13 Rev. 1 More Info	Estimates of IUU Fishing/Risk Assessment of IUU Fishing CCAMLR Secretariat Submitted By: Ms Catherine Stubberfield (CCAMLR Secretariat) Approved By: Ms Catherine Stubberfield (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	5.1
CCAMLR-42/BG/14 More Info	Support to CCAMLR to identify and deter IUU fishing activities – INTERPOL CCAMLR Secretariat Submitted By: Ms Catherine Stubberfield (CCAMLR Secretariat) Approved By: Ms Catherine Stubberfield (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	5.1
CCAMLR-42/BG/15 More Info	Enhancement of Information Sharing and Collaboration to Combat IUU Fishing CCAMLR Secretariat Submitted By: Ms Catherine Stubberfield (CCAMLR Secretariat) Approved By: Ms Catherine Stubberfield (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	5.1
CCAMLR-42/BG/16 More Info	Cooperation to combat IUU fishing and compliance monitoring 2022/23 CCAMLR Secretariat Submitted By: Ms Catherine Stubberfield (CCAMLR Secretariat) Approved By: Ms Catherine Stubberfield (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	5.1
CCAMLR-42/BG/17 More Info	NCP Engagement Strategy Review and Plan CCAMLR Secretariat Submitted By: Ms Catherine Stubberfield (CCAMLR Secretariat) Approved By: Ms Catherine Stubberfield (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	3.7
CCAMLR-42/BG/18 Rev 1. More Info	CDS Implementation and Data Analysis CCAMLR Secretariat Submitted By: Ms Catherine Stubberfield (CCAMLR Secretariat) Approved By: Ms Catherine Stubberfield (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	3.1
CCAMLR-42/BG/19 More Info	Council of Managers of National Antarctic Programs (COMNAP) Search and Rescue (SAR) Workshop CCAMLR Secretariat Submitted By: Ms Catherine Stubberfield (CCAMLR Secretariat) Approved By: Ms Catherine Stubberfield (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	9
CCAMLR-42/BG/21 More Info	Proposal for an informal workshop to improve transshipment regulation and other compliance Conservation Measures Delegation of the Republic of Korea and ASOC Abstract: Considering the on-going of efforts of CCAMLR to improve CCAMLR's MCS regime, particularly transshipment management, and Members' commitment to this end, the Republic of Korea and ASOC propose to host an informal, online workshop in January 2024 to develop objectives for strengthening CCAMLR’s compliance regime, with a focus on transshipment, but also including other compliance issues such as Read More Submitted By: Ms Jung-re Riley Kim (Korea, Republic of) Approved By: Ms Jung-re Riley Kim (Korea, Republic of) Request Meeting Document	3.5
CCAMLR-42/BG/24 More Info	Aerial surveillance patrols undertaken by New Zealand during the 2022/2023 Ross Sea CCAMLR Season Delegation of New Zealand Abstract: The New Zealand Government undertakes regular aerial surveillance patrols in the Ross Sea region in support of CCAMLR’s conservation and fisheries management objectives. This paper summarises the three aerial patrol activities carried out during the 2022/23 Ross Sea toothfish fishery season. Submitted By: Ms Monique Messina (New Zealand) Approved By: Ms Monique Messina (New Zealand) Request Meeting Document	3.4
CCAMLR-42/BG/25 More Info	IUU fishing activity in the Convention Area in 2022/2023 Delegation of the Russian Federation Abstract: This document based on the information available on the CCAMLR’s website in relation to illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing and vessel activity relevant to CCAMLR from October 2022 to August 2023. Submitted By: Dr Svetlana Kasatkina (Russian Federation) Approved By: Dr Svetlana Kasatkina (Russian Federation) Request Meeting Document	5.1
CCAMLR-42/BG/26 More Info	Labor and Safety Standards in CCAMLR Fisheries Delegation of the United States of America Abstract: Labor abuses in the fisheries sector has garnered international attention, resulting in increasing calls for action to address them. The United States is submitting this background paper on labor and safety standards in CCAMLR fisheries to initiate discussion on improving vessel safety and the standards for fair and decent working conditions for all crew onboard fishing Read More Submitted By: Ms Mi Ae Kim (United States of America) Approved By: Ms Elizabeth Phelps Request Meeting Document	3.8
CCAMLR-42/BG/27 More Info	Recommendations for improving safety and transparency in the krill fishery The Association of Responsible Krill harvesting companies, ARK Abstract: In line with ARK's mission to facilitate the development of a sustainable fishery of Antarctic krill, we provide CCAMLR with ongoing improvements and recommendations on safety and transparency within the krill fishery. We also conducted a proof of concept using AIS data to monitor "encounter" events between fishing and cargo Read More Submitted By: Dr Javier Arata (Invited Experts) Approved By: Ms Natasha Exel Request Meeting Document	3.5
CCAMLR-42/BG/30 More Info	Improving safety and reducing environmental impact of CCAMLR fishing vessels ASOC Abstract: This paper provides insights into the development of guidance and new regulations by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to improve the safety of fishing vessels operating in polar waters and to reduce the impact of fishing vessels on the polar marine environment and dependent wildlife. It identifies potential Read More Submitted By: Ms Claire Christian Approved By: Ms Claire Christian Request Meeting Document	9
CCAMLR-42/BG/31 More Info	COLTO's Perspective on Optimal Tools for Preventing Collisions in the CCAMLR Area COLTO Abstract: CCAMLR 41 endorsed changes to CM 10-02, which will make it mandatory, from the 2023/24 season, for fishing vessels operating in the Convention Area to keep Automatic Identification Systems (AIS) switched on at all times while in the Area. COLTO has concerns around mandating AIS for several reasons, including IUU operators learning Read More Submitted By: Mr Rhys Arangio Approved By: Mr Rhys Arangio Request Meeting Document	3.8
WG-FSA-2023/07 Rev. 2 More Info	Implementation of the CCAMLR Scheme of International Scientific Observation during 2022/23 CCAMLR Secretariat Abstract: This paper provides details of the CCAMLR Scheme of International Scientific Observation deployments during the 2023 season (based on data received by the Secretariat up to 9 October 2023). In the 2023 season to date there were 29 longline trips and 19 trawl trips observed. The taxonomic database for species codes was updated, and minor changes were implemented Read More Submitted By: Mr Isaac Forster (CCAMLR Secretariat) Approved By: Ms Catherine Stubberfield (CCAMLR Secretariat) Request Meeting Document	3.6

Agenda

Preliminary Agenda

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1 Opening of meeting

Annotations

The Chair of SCIC will welcome delegates from CCAMLR Members and Observers.

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2 Organisation of meeting

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2.1 Agenda

Annotations

This agenda was adopted by the Commission under Item 2 of its agenda.

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3 Review of compliance and implementation-related measures and systems

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3.1 Catch Documentation Scheme (CDS)

Annotations

SCIC will consider the Secretariat’s summary on the implementation and operation of the CDS in 2022/23, including non-Contracting Party (NCP) engagement with the CDS.

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CCAMLR-42/14	CDS Fund expenditure proposal CCAMLR Secretariat
CCAMLR-42/BG/03	Krill Fisheries: Trade and Supply Chain Process CCAMLR Secretariat
CCAMLR-42/BG/18 Rev 1.	CDS Implementation and Data Analysis CCAMLR Secretariat

3.2 Vessel inspection

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SCIC will review the implementation and operation of the System of Inspection and Port Inspections and consider any proposals received for the improvement of the System of Inspection (SoI) report transmission, forms and procedures, including response to the SCIC-2022 request to develop inspection reporting compatible with the Port State Measures Agreement.

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CCAMLR-42/16	Inspection Implementation Report CCAMLR Secretariat
CCAMLR-42/BG/01 Rev. 1	Monitoring, Control and Surveillance Procedures Carried Out by the State of Chile During the 2022/23 Season Delegation of Chile

3.3 Vessel monitoring system (VMS) and vessel movement activity within the Convention Area

Annotations

SCIC will consider any matters arising involving the utilisation of VMS data for authorised purposes (if any), reports and investigations into VMS transmission interruptions (if any), and the implementation of the practices of movement notification as required under Conservation Measures (CMs) 10-04 and CM 91-05.

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CCAMLR-42/11

Vessel monitoring system (VMS) implementation report
CCAMLR Secretariat

3.4 Promotion of compliance in CCAMLR

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SCIC will consider reports and investigations provided to the meeting on the Schemes to promote compliance.

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CCAMLR-42/08 Rev. 2	Revision of the CCAMLR tagging protocol CCAMLR Secretariat
CCAMLR-42/22	Continued intersessional work on unidentified fishing gear in the CCAMLR Convention Area Delegations of New Zealand, the Republic of Korea and the CCAMLR Secretariat
CCAMLR-42/BG/07	Update on Data System Improvements CCAMLR Secretariat
CCAMLR-42/BG/24	Aerial surveillance patrols undertaken by New Zealand during the 2022/2023 Ross Sea CCAMLR Season Delegation of New Zealand

3.5 Transhipment

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The Secretariat will present the summary data on the level of transhipment reported to the Secretariat in accordance with CM 10-09, and consider any reports and investigation made to the meeting on transhipment practice and its implications for compliance and implementation in CCAMLR.

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CCAMLR-42/09	Transhipment implementation report CCAMLR Secretariat
CCAMLR-42/BG/21	Proposal for an informal workshop to improve transshipment regulation and other compliance Conservation Measures Delegation of the Republic of Korea and ASOC
CCAMLR-42/BG/27	Recommendations for improving safety and transparency in the krill fishery The Association of Responsible Krill harvesting companies, ARK

3.6 Implementation of the Scheme of International Scientific Observation (SISO)

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SCIC will consider the implementation of the Scheme of International Scientific Observation (SISO) and consider any proposals received relevant to SISO and the work of the observers.

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WG-FSA-2023/07 Rev. 2

Implementation of the CCAMLR Scheme of International Scientific Observation during 2022/23
CCAMLR Secretariat

3.7 NCP Engagement Strategy

Annotations

SCIC will review and consider progress on the 2023/24 NCP Engagement Strategy work plan.

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CCAMLR-42/BG/17

NCP Engagement Strategy Review and Plan
CCAMLR Secretariat

3.8 Proposals for new and revised compliance-related conservation measures

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SCIC will review the implementation, and consider proposals for the revision, of compliance-related conservation measures in force.

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CCAMLR-42/12	Proposal to retire CM 23-05 CCAMLR Secretariat
CCAMLR-42/17	Establishing Krill Catch Limits on Use of Continuous Fishing System in the Statistical Area 48 as a Factor to Preserve Antarctic Krill Resource Availability and Improve Food Security Situation for the All CCAMLR Nations Delegation of Ukraine
CCAMLR-42/20	Comments on Management Procedures for toothfish fisheries in Statistical Subareas 88.1 and 88.2 (Amendments to CM 31-02) Delegation of the Russian Federation
CCAMLR-42/27	Amendments to CMs 21-01 and 21-02 Delegation of the European Union
CCAMLR-42/29 Rev. 1	Proposals for Improved Management of CCAMLR’s Krill Fisheries: VMS Delegations of Australia, the Republic of Korea, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States
CCAMLR-42/30 Rev. 1	Proposals for Improved Management of CCAMLR’s Krill Fisheries: Fishery Notifications Delegations of Australia, New Zealand, and the United States
CCAMLR-42/31 Rev. 1	Proposals for Improved Management of CCAMLR’s Krill Fisheries: Overview of Recommended Updates Delegations of Australia, New Zealand, and the United States
CCAMLR-42/32 Rev. 1	Proposals for Improved Management of CCAMLR’s Krill Fisheries: Port Inspections Delegations of Australia, New Zealand, and the United States
CCAMLR-42/33 Rev. 1	Proposals for Improved Management of CCAMLR’s Krill Fisheries: SISO Observers Delegations of Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and the United States
CCAMLR-42/34	Proposed revision to CM 41-01 Annex B Delegation of the Republic of Korea
CCAMLR-42/35	Proposed revision to CM 10-05 Delegation of the Republic of Korea
CCAMLR-42/BG/26	Labor and Safety Standards in CCAMLR Fisheries Delegation of the United States of America
CCAMLR-42/BG/31	COLTO's Perspective on Optimal Tools for Preventing Collisions in the CCAMLR Area COLTO

4 CCAMLR Compliance Evaluation Procedure (CCEP)

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CCAMLR-42/07 Rev. 2

CCAMLR Compliance Evaluation Procedure (CCEP) Summary Report and analysis
CCAMLR Secretariat

4.1 Provisional Compliance Report

Annotations

In accordance with CM 10-10, paragraph 3(i), SCIC will consider the Summary CCAMLR Compliance Report taking into account any additional information received in accordance with paragraph 1(iii). SCIC will adopt the annual Provisional CCAMLR Compliance Report that will record any findings of non-compliance and issues identified with conservation measure implementation. This report will include an assessment of compliance status, in accordance with Annex 10-10/B, as well as recommendations to the Commission in accordance with CM 10-10, paragraph 3(iii).

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4.2 Review of CM 10-10

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In accordance with CM 10-10, paragraph 5, SCIC will consider the effectiveness of CM 10-10 in evaluating and addressing non-compliance, and report to the Commission on its findings and recommendations for improving the conservation measure.

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5 IUU fishing in the Convention Area

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CCAMLR-42/13 Rev. 1	Implementation of Conservation Measure 10-08 CCAMLR Secretariat
CCAMLR-42/15 Rev. 2	IUU fishing activity and trends in 2022/23 and IUU Vessel Lists CCAMLR Secretariat

5.1 Current level of IUU fishing

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SCIC will consider information from Contracting Parties, cooperating NCPs, NCPs, the Secretariat and the Scientific Committee and its working groups on illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing activity and trends in the Convention Area for 2022/23.

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CCAMLR-42/BG/13 Rev. 1	Estimates of IUU Fishing/Risk Assessment of IUU Fishing CCAMLR Secretariat
CCAMLR-42/BG/14	Support to CCAMLR to identify and deter IUU fishing activities – INTERPOL CCAMLR Secretariat
CCAMLR-42/BG/15	Enhancement of Information Sharing and Collaboration to Combat IUU Fishing CCAMLR Secretariat
CCAMLR-42/BG/16	Cooperation to combat IUU fishing and compliance monitoring 2022/23 CCAMLR Secretariat
CCAMLR-42/BG/25	IUU fishing activity in the Convention Area in 2022/2023 Delegation of the Russian Federation

5.2 IUU Vessel Lists

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SCIC will consider the Provisional NCP-IUU Vessel List and the Provisional Contracting Party (CP)-IUU Vessel List for 2023 and any additional information provided in relation to vessels included in the Lists. Following consideration of any information and evidence provided by Contracting Parties or NCPs pertaining to vessels included on the NCP-IUU Vessel List or the CP-IUU Vessel List adopted in 2022, SCIC will recommend to the Commission if any vessels should be removed from the lists. SCIC shall, by consensus, adopt a Proposed NCP-IUU Vessel List and a Proposed CP-IUU Vessel List which shall be provided to the Commission for approval.

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6 Fishery notifications

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SCIC will consider fishery notifications submitted by Members in 2023 for the 2023/24 season.

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CCAMLR-42/BG/08 Rev. 1

Fishery Notifications 2023/24
CCAMLR Secretariat

7 Advice from the Scientific Committee to SCIC

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The Chair of the Scientific Committee will provide advice as appropriate and exchange any information on matters of relevance for SCIC to consider.

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8 Consideration of the Second Performance Review

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SCIC will consider progress with items in the Second Performance Review relevant to the agenda of SCIC.

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CCAMLR-42/06 Rev. 1

Performance Review 2 – summary of outcomes
CCAMLR Secretariat

9 Other business

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CCAMLR-42/24 Rev. 2	A draft Code of Conduct for CCAMLR Events Delegations of Australia, the Republic of Korea, France and the United States
CCAMLR-42/BG/19	Council of Managers of National Antarctic Programs (COMNAP) Search and Rescue (SAR) Workshop CCAMLR Secretariat
CCAMLR-42/BG/30	Improving safety and reducing environmental impact of CCAMLR fishing vessels ASOC

10 Report adoption

Annotations

SCIC will adopt a report that will be provided to the Commission.

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11 Close of the meeting.

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Schedule

Preliminary Schedule (last updated: 27 September 2023)

Week 1 (Sunday 15 October to Friday 20 October 2023)

Conference Room

	Sunday 15 October	Monday 16 October	Tuesday 17 October	Wednesday 18 October	Thursday 19 October	Friday 20 October
0900-0945		Commission Opening	Scientific Committee	Scientific Committee	Scientific Committee	Scientific Committee
1000–1045		Heads of Delegation
1045-1100	Break
1100–1230		Commission	Scientific Committee	Scientific Committee	Scientific Committee	Scientific Committee
1230–1400	Lunch
1330-1400			Heads of Delegation	Heads of Delegation
1400–1530		Scientific Committee	Scientific Committee	Scientific Committee	Scientific Committee	Scientific Committee
1530–1600	Break
1600–1730		Scientific Committee	Scientific Committee	Scientific Committee	Scientific Committee	Scientific Committee
Agenda topics – Scientific Committee		1 Opening of the meeting 2.1 Harvested species: Krill resources	2.2 Harvested species – fish 3. Non-target catch and ecosystem impacts 4. Spatial management	4 Spatial management of impacts on the Antarctic ecosystem 6 Illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing in the Convention Area 9 Scientific Committee activities 10 Secretariat supported activities 11 Budget for 2023/24 12 Advice to SCIC and SCAF 8 Cooperation with other organisations 5 Climate change	7 CCAMLR Scheme of International Scientific Observation 13 Election of Scientific Committee Chair 14 Other business	15 Adoption of report of the Forty-second Meeting 16 Close of meeting
Agenda topics – Commission		1. Opening 2. Organisation

Wombat Room (SCIC: Mon - Fri)

	Sunday 15 October	Monday 16 October	Tuesday 17 October	Wednesday 18 October	Thursday 19 October	Friday 20 October
0900–1030			HOD meeting 0900 - 1000 SCIC resumes after HOD (3.8) Proposals for new and revised compliance related CMs	SCIC Related CM Drafting	0930: SCIC Related CM Drafting	SCIC Report Adoption
1030–1100	Break
1100–1230			(3.2) Vessel inspection (3.3) VMS (5) Illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing	Open - CDS Review Fund Panel meet	Open	SCIC Report Adoption
1230–1400	Lunch
1400–1530		(1) Opening of the meeting (2) Organisation of Meeting (3) Review of Compliance and implementation-related measures and systems (3.1) CDS (incl. CDS Fund review panel) (3.8) Proposals for new and revised compliance related CMs	(5) Illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing (4) CCAMLR Compliance Evaluation Procedure (CCEP)	(3.8) Report out/action needed from SCIC CM Drafting Group (3.1) Report from CDS Review Panel (7) Advice from the Scientific Committee (3) Review of Compliance and implementation-related measures and systems (any remaining items) (3.4) Promotion of Compliance in CCAMLR (3.5) Transhipment	(3.8) Report out/action needed from SCIC CM Drafting Group and discussion of remaining proposals under agenda item 3.8 (various) Any unresolved agenda items	SCIC Report Adoption
1530–1600	Break
1600–1730	1700 Commission Heads of Delegation followed by (1730) Scientific Committee Representatives	(3.8) Proposals for new and revised compliance related CMs (continued)	(4) CCAMLR Compliance Evaluation Procedure (CCEP) (3.6) SISO Implementation (3.7) NCP Engagement Strategy	(4) CCAMLR Compliance Evaluation Procedure (CCEP) (5) Illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing (3.8) Proposals for new and revised compliance related CMs (6) Fishery Notifications (8) Consideration of the Second Performance Review	(various) Any unresolved agenda items (9) Any other business	SCIC Report Adoption

SCAF Room

	Sunday 15 October	Wednesday 18 October	Thursday 19 October	Friday 20 October
0900–1030		SCAF	SCAF	SCAF Report
1030–1100	Break
1100–1230		SCAF	SCAF	SCAF Report
1230–1400	Lunch
1400–1530
1530–1600	Break
1600–1730

Week 2 (23 to 27 October 2023)

Conference Room (extended), Commission only

	Monday 23 October	Tuesday 24 October	Wednesday 25 October	Thursday 26 October	Friday 27 October
0900–1030	Commission plenary	Commission plenary		Commission plenary	Commission Report
1030–1100	Break
1100–1230	Commission plenary	Commission plenary		Commission plenary	Commission Report
1230–1400	Lunch
1330-1400				ad hoc CM Drafting Group
1400–1530	Commission plenary	Commission plenary	Commission plenary	ad hoc CM Drafting Group	Commission Report
1530–1600	Break
1600–1730	Commission plenary	Commission plenary		ad hoc CM Drafting Group	Commission Report
1800-1930				Commission plenary
Agenda items – Commission	2.4. Participation of a Member in the CCAMLR Meeting 3. Objective of the Convention 4. Management of marine resources 5. Spatial management	6. Climate 7. Implementation and compliance 8. Observation 9. Conservation measures	9. Conservation measures and CM Drafting Group 10. Administration and Finance	9. Conservation measures and CM Drafting Group 6. Climate 11. Cooperation 12. Administration 13. Other business 14. Report preparation 14. Report adoption	14. Report adoption 15. Close

Events

	Monday 16 October	Tuesday 17 October	Wednesday 18 October	Thursday 19 October	Friday 20 October
Lunchtime		1230–1330 The Antarctic Wildlife Research Fund – Presentation (Wombat Room, CCAMLR Headquarters)	1230–1400 MEASO Launch (Sovereign Room, Hobart Function and Conference Centre – 1 Elizabeth Street Pier)	1315–1345 Antarctica InSync Presentation (Conference Room, CCAMLR Headquarters)
Evening	1800–2000 CCAMLR Welcome Drinks (CCAMLR Headquarters)	1800–2000 ASOC Function (Alceme – 6 Victoria Street)

	Monday 23 October	Tuesday 24 October	Wednesday 25 October	Thursday 26 October	Friday 27 October
Lunchtime	1245–1400 ATS Presentation - Heads of Delegation only (SCAF Room, CCAMLR Headquarters)
Evening		1830–2030 ARK Function (Franklin Wharf – Murray Street Pier, 28 Morrison Street)	1700–1900 Norwegian Embassy Reception and Sled Unveiling - Heads of Delegation only (Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery – Dunn Pl, Hobart)		Final drinks at the Duke