6.3.1 Extent to which CCAMLR provides for action in accordance with international law against non-Contracting Parties undermining the objectives of the Convention, as well as measures to deter such activities, as well as encouraging them to become Contracting Parties and Members of the Commission or to implement voluntarily CCAMLR conservation measures
6.2.1 Extent to which CCAMLR facilitates cooperation between Members and non-Members, including through encouraging non-Contracting Parties to become Contracting Parties and Members of the Commission or to implement voluntarily CCAMLR conservation measures
5.2.1 The CCAMLR dispute settlement mechanisms appear to be unsatisfactory. There is an urgent need to take action to address this situation. In this regard, the binding procedures for dispute settlement set out in Part XV of UNCLOS could be considered by CPs in a two-fold manner:
4.6.1 Extent to which CCAMLR has adopted measures relating to the exercise of the rights and duties of its Members and Contracting Parties as Market States for Antarctic marine living resources
Recommendation
Responsible body
Activities to date
Status
4.6.1.1 E-CDS should become mandatory with immediate effect.
4.5.1 Extent to which CCAMLR has established adequate cooperative mechanisms to both monitor compliance and detect and deter non-compliance (e.g. compliance committees, vessel lists, sharing of information about non-compliance)
4.5.2 Extent to which these mechanisms are being effectively utilised
4.4.1 Extent to which CCAMLR, its Members and Contracting Parties follow-up on infringements to management measures
Recommendation
Responsible body
Activities to date
Status
4.4.1.1 The various reporting mechanisms within CMs, in relation to infringements, should be reviewed to ensure that the mechanisms of reporting are clear, concise and consistent between measures.
4.3.1 Extent to which CCAMLR has adopted integrated MCS measures (e.g. required use of VMS, observers, catch documentation and trade tracking schemes, restrictions on transhipment, boarding and inspection schemes)
4.3.2 Extent to which these measures are effectively implemented
4.2.1 Extent to which CCAMLR has adopted measures relating to the exercise of the rights and duties of its Members and Contracting Parties as Port States, as reflected in the Code of Conduct for Responsible Fisheries Article 8.3
4.2.2 Extent to which these measures are effectively implemented
