CMM 2020-01 25

source:= CMM 2023-01 Att 1 Table 1

17 Feb 2024: French Polynesia notified in reference to Footnote 2 that it has not established any purse seine fishery in its EEZ. For this reason, French Polynesia as a coastal participating territory, has notified so far "0" as purse seine limits within its EEZ to the Commission. However due to climate change or other socio-economic factors to be considered, French Polynesia may contemplate changes in fishing strategy in the future.
Consequently and according to CMM 2023-01 para 24 footnote 2, French Polynesia notifies the Secretariat not having established purse seine fisheries in its EEZ yet, so paragraph 24 does not apply to French Polynesia.

source:= CMM 2023-01 Att 1 Table 1

source:= CMM 2023-01 Att 1 Table 1 (40,000Mt SKJ)

source:= CMM 2023-01 Att 1 Table 1 (PNA + Tokelau - this limit will be managed cooperatively through the PNA Vessel Days Scheme)

6 Feb 2024: Korea notified in reference to footnote 2 that it does not have any established purse seine fisheries taking skipjack, yellowfin or bigeye tuna within its EEZ.

source:= CMM 2023-01 Att 1 Table 1(~34 purse seine vessels)

source:= CMM 2023-01 Att 1 Table 1
** The United States notified the Secretariat of the combined US EEZ and high seas effort limits on 1 July 2016 (1828 fishing days on the high seas and in the U.S. EEZ (combined)). The US EEZ limit is understood to be this notified limit minus the high seas effort limit for the United States set out in Table 2 of Att 1.

source:= CMM 2023-01 Att 1 Table 1 (unspecified)