Fishing Rights Allocation Process (FRAP) 2020

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Fishing Rights Allocation Process (FRAP) 2020 Preparation for the allocation of the 2020 commercial fishing rights November 2017 

Presentation Outline List of Acronyms Background LTRAMP FRAP 2013 FRAP 2015 Transfer Policy Fish Processing Establishments Preparation for the allocation of commercial fishing rights in 2020

Acronyms LTRAMP = Long Term Rights Allocation Process (2005) FRAP = Fishing Rights Allocation Process (2013 and 2015) FPEs = Fish Processing Establishments MLRA = Marine Living Resources Act (Act No. 18 of 1998) CAF = Consultative Advisory Forum FTC = Fishery Transformation Council

Background LTRAMP 2005 In 2005/2006, long-term commercial fishing rights were allocated in terms of section 18 of the Marine Living Resources Act, 1998 (Act. No 18 of 1998) (MLRA) in 22 commercial fisheries sectors for periods ranging from 8, 10 and 15 years. Of these -: Rights expired in 8 of these fishing sectors on 31st of December 2013 (8 year allocations); Rights expired in 10 sectors at various times during 2015 (10 year allocations); Rights will expire in 4 sectors on or before the 31st of December 2020 (15 year allocations).

Background (Continued) FRAP 2013 On 30 December 2013, the Department allocated long-term commercial fishing rights in all eight (8) fishing sectors in which rights expired on 31 December 2013. These fishing rights were allocated for a period of 8 years and will therefore expire on or before the 31st of December 2020. FRAP 2015 The Department has finalised the allocation of fishing right in 9 out of the 10 commercial sectors where rights expired at various times during 2015 (excluding abalone which has not been finalised). These rights were allocated for a period of 15 years and will therefore not form part of the 2020 allocation process.

Background (Continued) Transfer Policy On 31 July 2009, the Department gazetted the Transfer Policy through Government Gazette Notice No.: 32449. The Transfer Policy only applied to the transfer of commercial fishing rights, excluding subsistence fishing rights (small-scale), fish processing establishments, mariculture (marine aquaculture) rights or other non-consumptive rights or permits. Fish Processing Establishments (FPEs) During the course of 2016 the Department has also begun to allocate rights to operate Fish Processing Establishments, both land and sea-based (previously these operated under exemption). Potential applicants can apply to operate a FPE facility at any time, and successful applicants are allocated rights for a 15 year period, commencing on the date of approval.

FRAP 2020 Twelve (12) sectors that are due for allocation in terms of section 18 of the MLRA in 2020. These are: (FRAP 2013) KZN Prawn Trawl Demersal Shark Tuna-Pole Line Hake Handline Line Fish White Mussels Oysters Squid FRAP (2020) Small Pelagics (Pilchard and Anchovy) Hake Deepsea Trawl Hake Longline South Coast Rock Lobster

FRAP 2020 Sectors Fishery Sector Small-scale Species Stock Status Current No. of Right Holders KZN Prawn Trawl No Optimal (Deep water prawns) Depleted (Shallow water) prawns 6 Demersal Shark Optimal/ Depleted 9 Tuna Pole Optimal 148 Hake Handline Yes Abundant 75 Linefish Abundant (Hottentot Seabream) Optimal (Snoek; Yellowtail) Heavily Depleted (Dusky Kob; White Steenbras; Red Steenbras; Seventy-four) 424 White Mussels Unknown 25 Oysters 73 Squid 91 Small Pelagic Abundant (Anchovy) Depleted (Pilchards/Sardines) 93 Hake Deepsea Trawl 50 Hake Longline 113 South Coast Rock Lobster 13

Oysters (Southern Cape)   Abalone St Joseph shark Smoothhound shark Oysters (Southern Cape) Elf Silver kob Heavy Harders Dusky kob Mako sharks Soupfin shark Red steenbras Requiem sharks Yellowfin tuna (Ind. & Atl.) White steenbras Skates (various) Bigeye tuna (Atl.) Bigeye tuna (Ind.) Cape horse mackerel Shallow-water hake Deep-water hake Shallow-water prawn Southern bluefin tuna (Ind. & Atl.) Optimal Kingklip Squid Fishing pressure Oysters (KZN) Monkfish Snoek Sardine Patagonian toothfish West Coast rock lobster White mussel Yellowtail Blue shark Carpenter Slinger Deep-water prawn Albacore (Ind. & Atl.) Swordfish (Ind. & Atl.) Kelp South Coast Rock lobster Anchovy Agulhas sole Hottentot seabream Light Redeye round herring Seaweeds (non-kelp) Moratorium Santer Geelbek Seventy-four Unknown Unknown Abundant Optimal Depleted Heavily depleted Stock status

FRAP 2020 PREPARATIONS Establishment of the Consultative Advisory Forum (“CAF”) and Fisheries Transformation Council (“FTC”): The Minister will shortly, in terms of section of section 5 and section 29 of the MLRA, establish these 2 bodies. The call for nominations for the FTC has already been gazetted. Internal Review Process: (November and December 2017) the Department will analyse the lessons learned from the FRAP 2015 process (successes; weaknesses; gaps and areas for improvement). Review of Polices and Application Forms: During the last quarter of the 2017/2018 financial year (1 January – 31 March 2018), the Department will review the current General Policy, the 12 Sector Specific Policies and Application Forms as well as the Transfer Policy. Finalise the FRAP 2020 Roadmap: by the middle of January 2018

FRAP 2020 PREPARATIONS (Continued) Public Consultation Process: Public consultations on the draft policies, application forms and proposed fees are anticipated to commence during the first quarter of the 2018/2019 financial year and to be finalised during the second quarter of the 2018/2019 financial year. Creation of Capacity: The Department is currently embarking in a process to recruit temporary staff for FRAP as the extend the contracts for the current staff which expire on 22 November 2017.

Thank you