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Fisheries committee  They get dumped out of the trap onto the grading table and get graded individually by hand. On my grading table, which is seven feet away from me, I have marks etched into the aluminum so we can measure them, piece by piece if we have to.

May 3rd, 2021Committee meeting

James Lawson

Fisheries committee  I'm a smaller freezer vessel, but I can hold my product for probably 10 days for about 5,500 lbs., and that is not a big vessel. There are definitely bigger boats out there with way longer holding times, where someone could come along at any time and inspect that product.

May 3rd, 2021Committee meeting

James Lawson

Fisheries committee  No. We all go through the same process of grading and adhering to the conditions of the licence. They are able to stay on the grounds longer, but the process for making sure we have legal prawns is the same in the larger boats.

May 3rd, 2021Committee meeting

James Lawson

Fisheries committee  It would be impossible. I'm sure I could probably arrange with the fish company to come to take the export prawns, but without tubbing I have no way to access a local market. I'm pigeon-holed into exporting only. I was extremely lucky that I had lots of local people in Campbell R

May 3rd, 2021Committee meeting

James Lawson

Fisheries committee  It will be the illegal sales.

May 3rd, 2021Committee meeting

James Lawson

Fisheries committee  No, not that I'm aware of. There's only one reason I can think of for this coming up. If a tub is illegal, whether it's rec, FSC or commercial, it's really easy to regulate. However, if that's the concern and it's happening now, it's pretty easy to figure out who's going to fill

May 3rd, 2021Committee meeting

James Lawson

Fisheries committee  No prior warnings for me: It came as quite a shock.

May 3rd, 2021Committee meeting

James Lawson

Fisheries committee  Thank you for this opportunity to speak today. My name is James Lawson. I'm president of the United Fishermen and Allied Workers' Union-Unifor, a representative of the Prawn Industry Caucus and a prawn fisherman. DFO's mandate includes maintaining the sustainability of fisherie

May 3rd, 2021Committee meeting

James Lawson