Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2018L00326:front:0:p54
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2018L00326
Segment Type: other
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Character Range: 160077–163491

catching or capturing fish.
hand collection                                                         Removing species from rocks, crevices, the seafloor or other benthic substrate by hand using dive hookah, self-contained underwater breathing apparatus (scuba) or snorkel.
Indigenous Protected Area (IPA)                                         An Indigenous Protected Area (IPA) is an area voluntarily dedicated for protection by Indigenous groups on Indigenous owned or managed land or sea country. IPAs are recognised by the Australian Government as part of the National Reserve System, protecting the nation's biodiversity for the benefit of all Australians. Most IPAs are dedicated to promote a balance between conservation and other sustainable uses to deliver social, cultural and economic benefits for local Indigenous communities. IPAs combine traditional and contemporary knowledge into a framework to leverage partnerships with conservation and commercial organisations and provide employment, education and training opportunities for Indigenous people.
hand net (hand, barrier, skimmer, cast, scoop, drag, lift)              A small mesh net that is operated by hand to trap fish including a hand net, barrier net, skimmer net, cast net, scoop net, drag net, lift net.
Integrated Marine and Coastal Regionalisation of Australia (IMCRA)      A spatial framework for classifying Australia's marine environment into bioregions that forms the basis for the development of a National Representative System of Marine Protected Areas.
IUCN                                                                    International Union for the Conservation of Nature.
key ecological feature                                                  Elements of the Commonwealth marine environment that, based on best available scientific understanding, are considered to be of regional importance for either the region's biodiversity or ecosystem function and integrity.
longline (demersal, auto-longline)                                      A line that is horizontally set along the seafloor between weights to maintain contact with the seafloor. The main line has a vertical line attached at each end which is connected to buoys on the water surface. Baited hooks are attached to the main line via smaller lines (branch-lines or snoods). An auto-longline is a longline where the hooks are baited by a machine rather than manually.
longline (pelagic)                                                      A line that is horizontally set near the surface of the water and avoids contact with the seafloor. The main line has a vertical line attached at each end which is connected to buoys on the surface of the water. Baited hooks are attached to the main line via smaller lines (branch-lines or snoods). Buoys are generally used intermittently along the main line to help maintain buoyancy in the water column. The line may be left to drift in the water or be anchored by vertical lines to the seafloor.
management category                                                     An IUCN category prescribed by Schedule 8 of the EPBC Regulations.
management plan or the plan or this plan                                This management plan unless otherwise stated.
management principles                                                   Australian IUCN reserve management principles prescribed by r.10.04 and Schedule 8 of the EPBC