The presentation discusses fisheries management measures and services and how costs may be recovered

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Cost Recovery and Fisheries Management in New ZealandNick WyattMinistry of FisheriesNew ZealandIIFET 2000Topics Fisheries management measures Fisheries services Costs to be recovered from industry2Purpose of Fisheries ActTo provide for the utilisation of fisheries resources while ensuring sustainability3Fisheries management in NZ Commercial fishing under ITQ Quota entitles holder to share of TACC TAC and TACC set annually and generate ACE TAC set with respect to Bmsy4Fisheries services Research Compliance➭monitoring➭enforcement➭education Administration Quota registry5Delivery of fisheries services Research Competitive tenders Compliance➭monitoring MFish➭enforcement MFish➭education MFish and industry Administration MFish Quota registry Industry6Cost recovery Resource rentals up to 1994 Cost recovery from 1995 Based on avoidable cost Fiscal constraints7Cost recovery Resource rentals up to 1994 Cost recovery from 1995 Based on avoidable cost Fiscal constraintsLittle link between management decisions and costs recovered from industry8Catch value0200400600800100012001400160093 94 95 96 97 98 99NZN'fldNorwayIceland$US million9Management costs02040608010012093 94 95 96 97 98 99NZN'fldNorwayIceland$US million10Cost as % of catch value0%5%10%15%20%25%30%93 94 95 96 97 98 99NZN'fldNorwayIceland11Management costsNew Zealand33%21%13% 33%ResearchComp lian ceAdm inQMSIceland, Norw ay, New foundland34%59%7%12NZ Management costs0200040006000800010000120001400093 94 95 96 97 98 99R esearchC om plianceAdm inQM S$US thousands13Sum paid by industry050001000015000200002500093 94 95 96 97 98 99$US thousands14ProblemsMinistry of Fisheries High transaction and administration costs Poor incentives to deliver services efficiently Industry  Compulsion to pay price unrelated to benefit Monopoly nature of the provider (the Govt)15Principles Crown pays for public interest services Beneficiaries pay for services to manage harvesting People posing threat to the environment pay to remedy the threat16Reforming cost recoveryChange the processes under which services are determined and delivered17Reforming cost recoveryChange the processes under which services are determined and deliveredChange the rules for charging levies  government delivers on its core role rights holders can judge how non-core services may be best provided18Management outcomes Sustainability Utilisation What next?19Management outcomes Sustainability Utilisation What next? ➱Fisheries plans20Management outcomes Sustainability Utilisation What next? ➱Fisheries plans➱Evaluation21Cost Recovery and Fisheries Management in New ZealandNick WyattMinistry of FisheriesNew ZealandIIFET 200022

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