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The Tristan Times - Tristan da Cunha
The online newspaper of Tristan da Cunha
  Issue No. 237 Online Edition Monday 12 May 2008 
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Tristan : Tristan Has a New Whitefish Licensing Agreement
Submitted by Tristan Times (Juanita Brock) 21.01.2005 (Current Article)

The Island Council have approved a recommendation from Natural Resources Department for co-operative link with Ladywood AS, a Norwegian fishing company operating out of Cape Town.

Tristan Whitefish Licensing Agreement


 


By James Glass (Tristan Times)




The Island Council have approved a recommendation from Natural Resources Department for co-operative link with Ladywood AS, a Norwegian fishing company operating out of Cape Town.  The agreement, signed in December for an initial two-year period, will permit the company to operate a long-line fishing vessel in Tristan waters.  In return, the company will provide passenger and freight services between Tristan and Cape Town. 

Welcoming the longer-term agreement, Administrator Mike Hentley noted three advantages for the Island: earnings from the licensing fee; extra passenger and cargo services to meet the increasing demand; and an additional presence of legitimate vessels to deter unauthorized fishing activities.  He confirmed that the agreement would be subject to Tristan's range of licensing conditions regarding conservation and environmental protection.

 

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