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Set Size campaign gearing up to take off with additional compliance officers recruited

Set Size campaign gearing up to take off with additional compliance officers recruited

A recent recruitment of additional dedicated frontline inshore fisheries compliance officers has now been completed and these officers will be commencing duties today.

This was highlighted by the Ministry of Fisheries who say that the additional officers will be on the field conducting targeted inspections across Fiji to ensure compliance with fisheries rules, including the current size limits.

The Ministry of Fisheries say they will be enforcing these fisheries rules and will take effective action against anyone found to be violating fisheries regulations.

They say the officers will make a significant contribution to increasing compliance with fisheries rules and ensuring more sustainable inshore fisheries.

The Ministry of Fisheries will shortly be commencing on awareness and outreach around inshore fish and crab species size limits in Fiji.

They say this campaign will be referred to as the Set Size campaign.

The Set Size campaign will be focused on developing a system of sustainable minimum size limits for inshore fish in Fiji.

The ministry also recognises the importance of ensuring people comply with the current fisheries rules and regulations to address and minimise any unsustainable harvesting practices.

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