Exclusive economic zone

Area Adjacent to the Exclusive Economic Zone

(c) Exclusive economic zone entry and exit reports.

It would establish a 200 mile exclusive economic zone.

Stocks occurring within the exclusive economic zones of two or more coastal States or both within the exclusive economic zone

(c) Ninety two (92) States have established an exclusive economic zone. The latest claim is that of Australia, which on 1 August 1994 converted its 200 mile fishery zone into an exclusive economic zone

Only three companies were willing to work in Cuba's exclusive economic zone.

Article 297, paragraph 3, expressly applies only in the exclusive economic zone.

1982 1989 Rapporteur to the Committee on the Exclusive Economic Zone, International Law Association

The exclusive economic zone provided funds through the Pacific Islands United States tuna treaty.

The second takeaway is that man made islands do not merit an exclusive economic zone.

It also resolutely reaffirms the sovereign rights and jurisdiction of coastal States over their contiguous zone, exclusive economic zone and continental shelf.

However, there are no fixed platforms operating in the Exclusive Economic Zone Continental shelf of Mauritius.

This is true in the case of both the high seas and the exclusive economic zone.

Recently, Australia decided to establish an exclusive economic zone, to redefine Australia apos s continental shelf and to establish a 24 nautical mile contiguous zone.

The Somali coastline is 3,333 sea miles in length, with an exclusive economic zone that extends 200 miles offshore.

The exclusive economic zone needed protection from pollution, since it was a major source of livelihood for the people.

The offshore areas of Bangladesh, including its exclusive economic zone, have enormous riches in terms of biodiversity and energy potential.

She stated that maps contained in this document might indicate that Argo buoys had drifted into Argentina's Exclusive Economic Zone.

Relationship between the Exclusive Economic Zone and the Continental Shelf', 62nd Conference of the International Law Association, Seoul, 1986 Rapporteur

The vessels will be used to patrol the exclusive economic zone, control maritime traffic, for search and rescue and fire fighting.

The Freedom of the High Seas and the Exclusive Economic Zone', 61st Conference of the International Law Association, Paris 1984 Rapporteur

These have included the archipelagic State concept, the exclusive economic zone, marine scientific research, and preservation and protection of the environment.

Accordingly, the United States now recognizes coastal State claims of jurisdiction over highly migratory species of tuna within the exclusive economic zone.

The right to utilise continental shelf and exclusive economic zone is regulated by the Law On the Continental Shelf and Exclusive Economic Zone of the Republic of Latvia of 2 February 1993, which stipulates that the natural resources of the continental shelf shall be the property of the Republic of Latvia.

In particular, deep sea fishing resources in Anguilla's 200 mile Exclusive Economic Zone can be sustainably exploited to satisfy markets locally and regionally.

Additional revenue was generated in Tokelau by shipping charges, sales of postage stamps, handicrafts and coins, customs duties and exclusive economic zone fees.

112. Questions as to the scope and nature of coastal State jurisdiction over foreign vessels in the exclusive economic zone are arising continually.

Entry into force of the Convention would thus consolidate our claims to the archipelagic waters, the territorial sea and the exclusive economic zone.

(c) Exclusive economic zones of SIDS.

(a) Exploitation of exclusive economic zones

The abundant fisheries resources within our exclusive economic zone currently being harvested exclusively by distant water fishing nations could provide the basis for this.

Australia recently boarded a vessel suspected of fishing illegally in the Australian exclusive economic zone, with the express consent of the flag state, Cambodia.

There are several other provisions which we consider to be of importance, namely, those dealing with the exclusive economic zone and the continental shelf.

In other words, the exclusion applies only where the coastal State has jurisdiction to exercise unlimited management discretion, i.e., within the exclusive economic zone.

On that day, Argentina issued its maritime spaces law, which establishes that from the baselines it fixes, maritime spaces will be measured comprising territorial sea, contiguous zone, exclusive economic zone and continental shelf.

It replaced the variety of conflicting claims to ocean spaces, with all their potential for dispute, with agreed limits on the territorial sea, the contiguous zone, the exclusive economic zone and the continental shelf.

Disputes concerning the conservation and management of such species while they are within the exclusive economic zone are excluded from the compulsory dispute settlement provisions.

Some concepts that found a place in the final Convention originated in the deliberations of the AALCC, namely, the exclusive economic zone and archipelagic States.

In conformity with this latter provision, Indonesia has enacted comprehensive legislation on the exclusive economic zone this law is based on the need to exercise Indonesia apos s sovereign rights and jurisdiction in the zone.

Moreover, the law attributes to Cape Verde all the residual rights in the exclusive economic zone as well as the right to control all archaeological objects found in the zone and on the continental shelf.

PIPA constitutes 11.34 of Kiribati s Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) and with a size of it is the largest marine protected area (MPA) in the Pacific Ocean.

In 2004, two St. Helenian fishing vessels developed the capacity to fish beyond the 12 mile inshore waters of the island's 200 mile exclusive economic zone.

Lastly, a Department for International Development sponsored report had been commissioned to establish the potential of Pitcairn's fish and mineral resources within its exclusive economic zone.

Radar data can also be used to monitor shipping operations in a country apos s exclusive economic zone as part of a comprehensive maritime management scheme.