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Squid Catch Data - Are the current formats and data flow-linesworking?
During the process of the squid vessel trip data reconciliation exercise a number of data anddata flow logistic problems were identified.
1. Submission of Data forms - the possibility exists for confusion due to:• In the 2007,2008 & 2009 Permit Conditions the address is different in each
year.• The address given on the Instruction page of the Squid Jigging logbook is
different to all the addresses given in the above Permit Conditions.2. Some vessels are still recording their trips in the "old" version books which do not
have Trip start & end dates. MCM data team unable to distinguish between fishingtrips.
3. No unique link between a set of Squid Jigging logbook forms for a trip and theassociated Factory Landing form. The Factory Goods Receiving Voucher number(GRV) could be this link in future.
4. What constitutes the end of a fishing trip? Some industry members determine the endof a trip when they pay their crew and not every time the vessel docks or offloadsproduct. In this manner there are many instances where there are 2 factory offloadingsfor a single trip (according to the skipper's understanding).
5. Skippers are not instructed to record activities outside of fishing effort e.g. whensheltering from bad weather or searching for fish. So 2 fishing sessions recorded nextto each other may be 2 days apart. This does lead to confusion at the data capturepoint and is compounded when point 4 above is applied.
6. Current Squid Jigging logbooks do not have an example of a completed form for theskipper's reference.
7. Cape Town is too remote for the resolving of all problems experienced with therecording of data in the Squid Jigging logbooks.
Proposed Solution:a. Squid Jigging logbook (Catch & Effort Form)• Draft a less complex Catch & Effort form which excludes the economic fields
but includes a field for the Factory Goods Receiving Voucher number (GRV).• Draft detailed Instructions to accompany the Catch & Effort form.• Include example of a Completed Form• Propose a single book per trip NOT a tear out pages (as is currently)
b. Data Flow-lineConsidering that the entire fishery lands 99% of the product at either PortElizabeth or Port St Francis harbours and that currently (and in the foreseeablefuture) this sector does not have Monitored/Inspected offloadings, the distributionof Squid Jigging logbooks to vessels/Right Holders and the collation of completedSquid Jigging logbooks should be done at the Port Elizabeth MCM offices. Tothis end it is suggested that:• A additional Marine Research Assistant be deployed at the PE office
• Catch & Effort data forms are completed in real time at sea by the skipper ormate as per instructions & examples in the book.
• At the landing of product (the end ofthe trip) the factory GRV number isrecorded on front cover of the trip book and is used as the unique link to theweighed catch (factory landing).
• The trip books are to be handed in at the PE office where they will bereceipted and registered. No data to be posted to Cape Town by RightHolder/s.
• The pre-capture validation and resultant queries to be done immediately at thePE office.
One book per trip
The end of a trip is determined as "Whenever fish or product is landed".
Trip number starts at one (l) every year (Calendar Year) and must be sequentially updated per trip,e.g. if the boat does eleven trips per year, the trip numbers will range from 1 to 11.
More than one page can be used per trip, but then the sailing date, docking date and trip numbers mustbe the same
The skipper must fill out the form whilst at sea and record his name and surname, cell phone numberand signature
Department'Environmental AffairsREPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
Boat:
Reg, num:
Trip number:
Skipper:
Cell phone:
Signature:
Sailing date:
Docking date:
Factory:
Factory GRV:
Rights holder:
Port landed:
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