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E History of Changes to the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act
Pages 260-264

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From page 260...
... "Fishery Conservation Zone Transition Act." Technical amendments.
From page 261...
... Changed circumstances under which the Secretary may issue emergency regulations; lengthened effective time peri ods; required Secretary to issue emergency regulations if unanimous vote of Council. Directed the Secretary to comply with the Paperwork Reduc tion Act, the Regulatory Flexibility Act, and E.O.
From page 262...
... Required Federal agencies to respond to Council comments on activities affecting fishery habitat; made habitat information a mandatory part of FMPs. Established financial disclosure requirement for Council members and executive directors.
From page 263...
... Allowed Councils to meet outside their areas of authority but within their constituent states; required Regional Director to submit written minority statement. Required each Council to establish a fishing industry advisory committee and to comment on federal and state activities that are likely to affect habitat of anadromous fish.
From page 264...
... Established new uses for the fund from penalties and forfei tures. Provided for a North Pacific Fisheries Research Plan, financing observers through fees paid by all fishery participants.


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