Fisheries Management Act 1994

The holder of shares in a share management fishery may nominate a commercial fisher to take fish in the fishery on behalf of that holder.

(Repealed)

The nomination is to be made in a form and manner prescribed by the regulations or (subject to the regulations) approved by the Secretary.

The holder may nominate 2 or more commercial fishers in respect of the same shareholding if authorised to do so under the management plan for the fishery.

The holder may nominate a commercial fisher who is a shareholder in the same fishery. In that case, the shares of the nominated fisher do not, while the fisher is so nominated and unless the management plan for the fishery otherwise provides, confer any entitlement to take fish in the fishery.

However, the holder (the nominating shareholder) may not—

nominate a commercial fisher who is nominated by another shareholder in the same fishery, unless authorised to do so by the management plan for the fishery, or

nominate a commercial fisher who is nominated by another shareholder in another fishery, unless authorised to do so by the management plan for each fishery in which the commercial fisher will be authorised to take fish as a consequence of the nominations.

The management plan for a fishery may make further provision for nominations under this section, and for the revocation of nominations, including by requiring a shareholder to keep a record of a nomination or revocation of a nomination.

The Secretary is to record any nomination under this section, and any revocation of the nomination, in the Share Register.

Until the commencement of the management plan for a fishery, the Minister may determine the matters that, under this section, may be provided for by the plan.