FISHERIES REGULATIONS (AMENDMENTS) 1980 NO. 13 

FISHERIES REGULATIONS (AMENDMENTS) 1980 NO. 13 
- TABLE OF PROVISIONS

1. Short method of reference to "authorized areas"  
2. Schedule 4  


1980 No. 13 FISHERIES REGULATIONS  (AMENDMENTS)
- REG 1
Short method of reference to "authorized areas"


  1. Regulation 21 of the Fisheries Regulations is amended-
  (a)  by inserting in paragraph (a) of sub-regulation (2) "comprising the
Australian fishing zone" after "waters" (first occurring);
  (b)  by omitting from paragraph (a) of sub-regulation (2) "and" (last
occurring);
  (c)  by inserting in paragraph (b) of sub-regulation (2) "in the Australian
fishing zone" after "waters"; and
  (d)  by adding at the end of sub-regulation (2) the following word and
paragraph:
     "; and (c) a reference to 'the authorized area of the Australian fishing
zone for Taiwanese vessels' is the short method of reference to the area of
proclaimed waters in the Australian fishing zone specified in Schedule 4.".



1980 No. 13 FISHERIES REGULATIONS  (AMENDMENTS)
- REG 2
Schedule 4


  2. The Fisheries Regulations are amended by adding at the end thereof the
following Schedule:
                                  SCHEDULE  4
                                                                   Regulation
21
 AUTHORIZED  AREA  OF  THE  AUSTRALIAN  FISHING  ZONE  FOR  TAIWANESE VESSELS

The area of the Australian fishing zone generally north and west of an
imaginary line commencing at the point to the west of Australia on the
parallel
21 degrees south
latitude that is 200 nautical miles seaward of the baseline from which the
outer limits of the Australian fishing zone are measured; thence east along
that
parallel to its intersection with an imaginary line on which every point is
12
nautical miles seaward of that baseline; thence north-easterly along that
imaginary line to its intersection with the meridian 117 degrees
east longitude; thence
north along that meridian to its intersection with the parallel
20 degrees south
latitude; thence northerly and easterly along an imaginary line on which
every
point is 25 nautical miles seaward of that baseline to the intersection of
that
imaginary line with the meridian 123 degrees
east longitude; thence south along that
meridian to its intersection with an imaginary line on which every point is
12
nautical miles seaward of that baseline; thence northerly and easterly along
that imaginary line to its intersection with the meridian 129 degrees
55' east
longitude; thence north along that meridian to its intersection with the
parallel 10 degrees 30'
south latitude; thence east along that parallel to its
intersection with the meridian 133 degrees
east longitude; thence south along that
meridian to its intersection with an imaginary line every point on which is
12
nautical miles seaward of that baseline; thence easterly along that imaginary
line to the first intersection of that imaginary line with a straight
imaginary
line between the intersection of the parallel 11 degrees 52'
south latitude with the
meridian 136 degrees 33'
east longitude at Cape Wilberforce in the Northern Territory
and the intersection of the parallel 10 degrees 59'
south latitude with the meridian
142 degrees 08'
east longitude at Slade Point in Queensland; thence easterly along that
imaginary line to its intersection with the meridian 141 degrees
east longitude; thence
north along that meridian to its intersection with the parallel
10 degrees 22' 44" south latitude.



- NOTES


1980 No. 13 FISHERIES REGULATIONS*1* *2* (AMENDMENTS)



*1* Notified in the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette on 4 February 1980.

*2* Statutory Rules 1954 No. 116 as amended by Statutory Rules 1968 Nos. 7
and
143; 1974 Nos. 211 and 212; 1975 No. 69; 1976 No. 173; 1979 Nos. 187 and 235.