Reassessment downloads

Last updated: 31st August 2010

Current Status

On 22nd July 2010 a determination & final report was published by, the Certification Body, Moody Marine Ltd., regarding the Bering Sea/Aleutian Islands Pollock fishery. The Determination reached by the certification body was that the Bering Sea/Aleutian Islands Pollock fishery should be certified in accordance with the MSC Standard. However, due to a direct notification to identified stakeholders not successfully transmitting, Moody Marine would like to re-notify stakeholders of the publication of the determination & final report.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS IS A DETERMINATION, NOT A FINAL RE-CERTIFICATION RESULT.

There is now a 15 working day period during which a party may lodge a statement of intent to object to the determinations reached. For further information on the objections process, including the grounds upon which an objection can be made, please email objections@msc.org or write to the MSC London Office (Please follow this link for the MSC London Office address).

Any intent to file an objection should first be addressed to the certification body, for the attention of Paul Knapman at Moody Marine and copied to the MSC's Chief Executive, Mr Rupert Howes at the email address objections@msc.org, by 5pm GMT, 24th September 2010.

Reassessment

Stage 6: Final report and determination

Stakeholder Notification: Extension to final report and determination comment period - 31st August 2010

Final report and determination - 22nd July 2010

Stakeholder Notification: Announcement of final report and determination - 22nd July 2010

Stage 5: Public review of the draft assessment report

Stakeholder Notification: Extension to certificate - 25th June 2010

Stakeholder Notification: Extension to certificate - 15th February 2010

Public comment draft report - 13th January 2010

Stakeholder Notification: Public comment draft report released - 13th January 2010

Stage 4: Client and peer review

Stakeholder Notification: Peer reviewers proposed - 3rd November 2009

Stage 3: Information gathering, stakeholder meetings and scoring

Stakeholder Notification: Site visit scheduled - 30th March 2009

Stage 2: Building the Assessment Tree

Stakeholder Notification: Announcement of the intention to use the default assessment tree - 3rd March 2009

Stage 1: Fishery announcement and assessment team formation

Stakeholder Notification: Assessment team nominations - 4th February 2009

Stakeholder Notification: Fishery re-enters full assessment - 29th January 2009

Assessment timeline - 29th January 2009