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...(i) on what date(s) were these measurements or assessments taken, (ii) by what federal department(s), (iii) what statistics are recorded as a result of these measurements; (m) beyond those members of the Gabarus community with commercial fishing interests in the local harbour, did DFO inform the broader community of Gabarus in regard to planned divestiture actions before its divestiture of the former government wharf to the Gabarus Harbour Association in 2001; (n) what properties were transferred by DFO to the Gabarus Harbour Association and what were the terms of this divestiture; (o) what harbours in Nova Scotia determined by DFO ...[+++] as not being qualified to retain core harbour status chose to establish multi-harbour affiliations under a single harbour authority and, if any, (i) where are the harbours located that took advantage of this provision, (ii) what are the harbour authorities under which they operate, (iii) on what dates(s) did they begin operation in this capacity; and (p) did DFO, within the context of their Small Craft Harbours program, offer all harbours determined not to qualify for core status individually an opportunity to form a multi-harbour cooperative operating agreement under a single harbour authority in order to retain core-harbour status? ...

Training is also required in order to ensure that the competent authorities take decisions in a uniform way, in particular with regard to the implementation of the Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) principles.

The Public Lending Right (PLR) is being applied differently in different EU Member States.

The Commission will ensure that legislation is enforced in a uniform and effective way across the Community and adopt appropriate implementing measures required under relevant legislation, including the necessary guidance for detection and sampling methodology.

We did hear and accepted that there were legitimate criticisms that the information wasn't necessarily uniformly distributed across the country or uniformly interpreted across the country, and that's why we moved in the direction, as I said earlier, of putting that basic program information up on a website so that it's available to every single Canadian and providing the same information in kits that have gone to members of Parliament.

During the ratification process, that same refrain has continued: " If we adopt the code, how can we be sure that the fisheries managers will apply it consistently?" The Canadian Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries Operations provides a tool to both industry and fisheries managers that can assure a consistent and cooperative approach to sustainable fisheries management.