35988 TblOwnerSec4 Entity Published / External 27734 Fisheries Disaster Survey, 2000 Data Set Completed Table holding the information from the Owner Survey Section 4 (Management and Enforcement) Data Table Yes Table holding the information from the Owner Survey Section 4 (Management and Enforcement) 1 OSec4ID Number 22 No No Active Autonumber key Number 2 OwnerID Number 22 No No Active Owner Identifier Number 3 LastName Text 20 No No Active Owner Last Name Text 4 FirstName Text 20 No No Active Owner First name Text 5 Vessel1Permit# Text 6 No No Active Vessel1s Multispecies Groundfish Permit Number Text 6 OSec4Q1a Number 22 No No Active 1a. What local, informal, traditional fishing rules or codes or agreements (not federal or state regulations) affect how you fish? Rules that designate areas for different gears Number 7 OSec4Q1b Number 22 No No Active 1b. What local, informal, traditional fishing rules or codes or agreements (not federal or state regulations) affect how you fish? Rules for cooperation among same gear vessels Number 8 OSec4Q1c Number 22 No No Active 1c. What local, informal, traditional fishing rules or codes or agreements (not federal or state regulations) affect how you fish? Rules for first establishing a fishing area Number 9 OSec4Q1d Number 22 No No Active 1d. What local, informal, traditional fishing rules or codes or agreements (not federal or state regulations) affect how you fish? Rules for accommodating same gear vessel from somewhere else Number 10 OSec4Q1e Number 22 No No Active 1e. What local, informal, traditional fishing rules or codes or agreements (not federal or state regulations) affect how you fish? Rules or traditions for avoiding gear damage to other gears Number 11 OSec4Q1f Number 22 No No Active 1f. What local, informal, traditional fishing rules or codes or agreements (not federal or state regulations) affect how you fish? Rules or traditions to minimize waste and discards and encourage conservation Number 12 OSec4Q1g Number 22 No No Active 1g. What local, informal, traditional fishing rules or codes or agreements (not federal or state regulations) affect how you fish? Rules that limit my total effort Number 13 OSec4Q1h Number 22 No No Active 1h. What local, informal, traditional fishing rules or codes or agreements (not federal or state regulations) affect how you fish? Rules that limit when I fish Number 14 OSec4Q1i Number 22 No No Active 1i. What local, informal, traditional fishing rules or codes or agreements (not federal or state regulations) affect how you fish? Rules that limit where I fish Number 15 OSec4Q1j Number 22 No No Active 1j. What local, informal, traditional fishing rules or codes or agreements (not federal or state regulations) affect how you fish? Other rules Number 16 OSec4Q1ja Text 50 No No Active 1ja. What local, informal, traditional fishing rules or codes or agreements (not federal or state regulations) affect how you fish? Other rules (list) Text 17 OSec4Q1k Text 150 No No Active 1k. What local, informal, traditional fishing rules or codes or agreements (not federal or state regulations) affect how you fish? Text 18 OSec4Q1l Text 150 No No Active 1l. What local, informal, traditional fishing rules or codes or agreements (not federal or state regulations) affect how you fish? Text 19 OSec4Q1m Text 255 No No Active 1m. What local, informal, traditional fishing rules or codes or agreements (not federal or state regulations) affect how you fish? Text 20 OSec4Q2 Memo 22 No No Active 2. What other questions do fishermen want to be asked in order to tell their story of how they self- regulate? Memo 21 OSec4Q3 Number 22 No No Active 3. Do you feel your views get expressed (if not adopted) in the Formal Council/Committee management process? Number 22 OSec4Q4 Memo 22 No No Active 4. If no, then why not? Memo 23 OSec4Q5 Number 22 No No Active 5. Do you feel you understand the Council/Committee management system? Number 24 OSec4Q6 Text 255 No No Active 6. If no, what isnt clear? Text 25 OSec4Q7 Number 22 No No Active 7. How often do you express your views to the Council or a Committee of the Council in person or in writing over a year? Number 26 OSec4Q8 Number 22 No No Active 8. Do you think you understand the basics of fish population dynamics? Number 27 OSec4Q9 Text 255 No No Active 9. What do you think fishermen want to know about fish population dynamics/biology that they dont already know? Text 28 OSec4Q10 Number 22 No No Active 10. Do you feel you know the important laws (like the Magnuson Act) that guide fisheries management? Number 29 OSec4Q11 Text 255 No No Active 11. What do you think fishermen want to know about the laws that apply to fisheries management? Text 30 OSec4Q12 Number 22 No No Active 12. Do you feel you know how economic information is used in the management process? Number 31 OSec4Q13 Memo 22 No No Active 13. What do you think fishermen want to know about how economic information is used? Memo 32 OSec4Q14 Number 22 No No Active 14. Do you feel you know why social/cultural information is needed in the management process? Number 33 OSec4Q15 Number 22 No No Active 15. Do you know how social/cultural information is used in the management process? Number 34 OSec4Q16 Text 255 No No Active 16. What questions do fishermen have about how social/cultural information is used? Text 35 OSec4Q17 Number 22 No No Active 17. Is it your feeling that fishermen generally want to comply with regulations? Number 36 OSec4Q18 Number 22 No No Active 18. Do you think most fishermen know how to improve enforcement? Number 37 OSec4Q19 Memo 22 No No Active 19. What questions should be asked to fishermen to give them a chance to tell how to improve enforcement? Memo 38 OSec4Q20 Number 22 No No Active 20. Do you feel there is adequate fisheries enforcement at sea in the areas where you fish? Number 39 OSec4Q21 Number 22 No No Active 21. Do you feel there is adequate fisheries enforcement at the dock where you land your catch? Number 40 OSec4Q22 Text 1 No No Active 22. What percentage of the enforcement in the groundfish fishery is carried out by fishermen themselves without the help or knowledge of enforcement officers? Text 41 OSec4Q23 Text 1 No No Active 23. Please estimate to the best of your ability, what percent of commercial fishermen usually or always COMPLY with the groundfish laws and regulations? Text 42 OSec4Q24 Text 1 No No Active 24. Please estimate as best you can, what percent of commercial fishermen frequently VIOLATE the groundfish laws and regulations? Text 43 OSec4Q25 Number 22 No No Active 25. What percent of the management meetings (Council or Committee or Advisors meetings) that you would like to attend are you able to get to? Number 44 OSec4Q26a Number 22 No No Active 26a. Which of the following general tools of fisheries management do you feel are most effective in reducing fishing mortality? Days At Sea (DAS) limits (rank) Number 45 OSec4Q26b Number 22 No No Active 26b. Which of the following general tools of fisheries management do you feel are most effective in reducing fishing mortality? Large, long-time closed areas (rank) Number 46 OSec4Q26c Number 22 No No Active 26c. Which of the following general tools of fisheries management do you feel are most effective in reducing fishing mortality? Short term closed areas (rank) Number 47 OSec4Q26d Number 22 No No Active 26d. Which of the following general tools of fisheries management do you feel are most effective in reducing fishing mortality? Mesh size (rank) Number 48 OSec4Q26e Number 22 No No Active 26e. Which of the following general tools of fisheries management do you feel are most effective in reducing fishing mortality? regulations Trip (rank) Number 49 OSec4Q26f Number 22 No No Active 26f. Which of the following general tools of fisheries management do you feel are most effective in reducing fishing mortality? Limits Overall TAC (rank) Number 50 OSec4Q27a Number 22 No No Active 27a. Which of the following general tools of fisheries management do you are most difficult for a family to adjust to? Days At Sea (DAS) limits (rank) Number 51 OSec4Q27b Number 22 No No Active 27b. Which of the following general tools of fisheries management do you feel are most difficult for a family to adjust to? Large, long-time closed areas (rank) Number 52 OSec4Q27c Number 22 No No Active 27c. Which of the following general tools of fisheries management do you feel are most difficult for a family to adjust to? Short term closed areas (rank) Number 53 OSec4Q27d Number 22 No No Active 27d.Which of the following general tools of fisheries management do you feel are most difficult for a family to adjust to? Mesh size (rank) Number 54 OSec4Q27e Number 22 No No Active 27e. Which of the following general tools of fisheries management do you feel are most difficult for a family to adjust to? regulations Trip (rank) Number 55 OSec4Q27f Number 22 No No Active 27f. Which of the following general tools of fisheries management do you feel are most difficult for a family to adjust to? Limits Overall TAC (rank) Number 56 OSec4Q28a Number 22 No No Active 28a. Which of the same tools are hardest on net income or profits? Days At Sea (DAS) limits (rank) Number 57 OSec4Q28b Number 22 No No Active 28b. Which of the same tools are hardest on net income or profits? Large, long-time closed areas (rank) Number 58 OSec4Q28c Number 22 No No Active 28c. Which of the same tools are hardest on net income or profits? Short term closed areas (rank) Number 59 OSec4Q28d Number 22 No No Active 28d. Which of the same tools are hardest on net income or profits? Mesh size (rank) Number 60 OSec4Q28e Number 22 No No Active 28e. Which of the same tools are hardest on net income or profits? regulations Trip (rank) Number 61 OSec4Q28f Number 22 No No Active 28f. Which of the same tools are hardest on net income or profits? Limits Overall TAC (rank) Number 62 OSec4Q29 Memo 22 No No Active 29. What questions should fishermen be asked so that others understand the impacts of different kinds of regulations on their businesses? Memo 63 OSec4Q30 Memo 22 No No Active 30. What questions should fishermen be asked so that others understand the impacts of different kinds of regulations on their families and family life? 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