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To change the Fishing Quota Management System

T(B Tipene (Steve) Butter Public Seen by 55

Would like to see the number of take home snapper increased back up to a reasonable 15 per person per day, to take in to account the many people who are unable to go fishing on a regular basis. In a SNA1 (unsure on other area's quota amounts) area since 1986 commercial fisheries have lost -4% of their quota and the recreational fishermen have lost -77% of their quota. Fair or Unfair, do you agree with a change to up the recreational quotas.

DU

Grant Keinzley
Agree
Mon 11 Aug 2014 4:29AM

I feel NZ fishing quotas are very unfair

CE

Colin England
Agree
Mon 11 Aug 2014 4:36AM

I think the quota system is fine but we need to look at the numbers and practices so as to ensure that our children and children's children can go fishing.

CE

Colin England
Disagree
Mon 11 Aug 2014 4:38AM

I think the quota system is fine but we need to look at the numbers and practices so as to ensure that our children and children's children can go fishing.

AS

Anton Skipworth
Abstain
Mon 11 Aug 2014 1:43PM

Don't really know a whole lot about this, to be honest.

If someone could provide me with a reasonable argument as to why the current system is not fair, I may change my vote.

JB

Jane Butter
Agree
Mon 11 Aug 2014 10:49PM

I live miles from the ocean so a fishing trip is a big undertaking ie petrol, a place to stay. To limit the recreational fisherman to 7 snapper per day is unfair. I think the quota system needs an overhaul

T(B

Tipene (Steve) Butter
Agree
Mon 11 Aug 2014 11:23PM

Living miles from the ocean when the opportunity come along to go fishing on the coast, if I'm lucky and the fish are biting to only bring home 10 or 7 snapper depending on the area fished is some expensive fish & unfair on my family

CJ

Chas Jago
Disagree
Wed 13 Aug 2014 4:09AM

I don't have any issues with the current system.

BK

Bruce Kirk
Agree
Fri 22 Aug 2014 1:20AM

The quota is unfair! Commercial trawlers rape our country of seafood and send it overseas & because the stocks are declining we (recreational fishers) get blamed for stock levels going down. People without boats are lucky to catch even one snapper

SD

Stephen Dickson
Agree
Wed 27 Aug 2014 10:19PM

The big players need taken in hand, not so worried about the small fishers. If proper control is shown to the trawlers then there would be no need to lower private fishermen quotas.

CD

Colin Davies
Agree
Fri 5 Sep 2014 8:55AM

We need 3 types of quotas. not 2
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1. Survival fishing. What you and house can eat.
2. Community Fishing.
3. Commercial Fishing.

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