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FEDERAL
MARINE FISHERIES REGULATIONS SERVICE
Loose-leaf books, with
periodic updates
(also provided in electronic format)
© 2007 Jonathan Publishing
General
Description
Contents
Features
Update Information
Client List
Ordering
Information
Price
We offer Federal Marine Fisheries
regulations from Titles 15 and 50, Code of Federal Regulations
(CFR), in Four (4) loose-leaf volumes. The publications are in
readable 11-point type, on 8-1/2" x 11" paper,
three-hole punched, and include all tables and diagrams.
Supplements are issued frequently to keep the books up to date.
The service is superior to the Government Printing Office CFR
bound volumes which are out of date when issued and not updated
between annual editions. Other features of the service are
summarized below under FEATURES.
Each loose-leaf book contains:
• One 1-1/2" or 2" binder, with spine and front cover labels.
• Introductory material consisting of:
• Title (cover) page
• General Instructions
• Table of Contents
• Supplement Filing Record
• Table of Effective Pages.• Plastic index tabs for every section of the introductory material as well as every substantive Part and major Subpart of the CFR included in that volume.
• The full text of CFR Parts, including appendices and figures, some of which are not reproduced in the GPO version
The contents of the four loose-leaf books in this series are as follows:
Administrative — Marine mammals, endangered
and threatened species, whaling, Magnuson Act regulations—50
CFR 216; 222; 230; 403; 600(A,D,G,I,J,K).
New England/Mid-Atlantic — Fisheries from
Maine to Virginia—50 CFR 635; 648; 697.
South Atlantic/Caribbean/Gulf of Mexico —
Fisheries from North Carolina to Texas (including the Caribbean
Sea) -— 50 CFR 622; 635; 640; 648(D,J);
654; 697.
Publication of the following books has been
discontinued -- General, Pacific, North Pacific, Western Pacific. For coverage
of these areas, see our Electronic (CD) version.
PART NUMBER AND TITLE
FOR ALL REGULATIONS CURRENTLY INCLUDED
IN THE FEDERAL MARINE FISHERIES REGULATIONS SERVICE
50 CFR —
216 Regulations governing the taking and importing of marine
mammals
222 General endangered and threatened marine species
223 Threatened marine and anadromous species
224 Endangered marine and anadromous species
226 Designated critical habitat
229 Interim exemption for commercial fisheries under the MMPA
230 Whaling
300 International Fisheries Regulations:
Subpart A General
Subpart B High seas
Subpart G Antarctic Living Marine Resources
Subpart H Vessels of the US fishing in Colombian treaty waters
Subpart I US–Canada fisheries enforcement
Subpart L Pacific Albacore Tuna Fisheries
Subpart M International Trade Documentation and Tracking Programs for Highly Migratory Species
Subpart N Definition of Illegal, Unreported, or Unregulated Fishing
403 Transfer of marine mammal
management authority to States
600 Magnuson Act provisions:
Subpart A General
Subpart B Regional fishery management councils
Subpart C Council membership
Subpart D National standards
Subpart E Confidentiality of statistics
Subpart F Foreign fishing
Subpart G Preemption of state authority under §306(b)
Subpart H General provisions for domestic fisheries
Subpart I Fishery negotiation panels
Subpart J Essential fish habitat
Subpart K EFH coordination, consultation, and recommendations
Subpart L Fishing Capacity Reduction Framework
Subpart M Specific Fishery or Program Fishing Capacity Reduction Regulations
Subpart N Shark Fishing
622 Fisheries of the Caribbean, Gulf, and South Atlantic:
Subpart A General provisions
Subpart B Effort limitations
Subpart C Management measures
635 Atlantic Highly Migratory Spcies
640 Spiny lobster fishery of the Gulf of Mexico and South
Atlantic
648 Fisheries of the northeastern United States:
Subpart A General provisions
Subpart B Atlantic mackerel, squid, and butterfish
Subpart C Atlantic salmon
Subpart D Atlantic sea scallop
Subpart E Atlantic surf clam and ocean quahog
Subpart F Northeast multispecies
Subpart G Summer flounder
Subpart H Scup
Subpart I Black sea bass
Subpart J Atlantic bluefish
Subpart K Atlantic Herring
Subpart L Spiny Dogfish
Subpart M Atlantic Deep-See Red Crab
Subpart N Tilefish
Subpart O N.E. Skate Complex
654 Stone crab
697 Atlantic Coastal Fisheries
Cooperative Management
15 CFR —
904 Civil procedures
922 National marine sanctuary program
Lacey Act
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1. All regulations research and
update work is performed personally by Gary Knight, an attorney
and former professor of law with over 35 years’ experience
in Federal administrative law.
2. A true loose-leaf service — supplements contain
new and replacement pages; when filing is completed, you need
only refer to one source for the accurate text of all
regulations included in the book.
3. Technical support via telephone is provided for assistance
with filing supplements, error correction, and so forth.
4. Supplements are issued frequently, keeping all parts up to
date.
5. Free replacement supplements if lost or damaged.
6. Every supplement contains clear, simple filing
instructions, and a short, plain language summary of each change
included in that supplement.
7. Table of Effective Pages allows subscribers to check at any
time to ensure that all materials are current.
8. New parts of Title 50 within a particular geographic area are
automatically added to that book (with index tab) when issued as
final regulations.
9. Plastic index tabs included for each substantive part and
subpart, plus tabs for instructions, contents, supplement filing
record, table of effective pages, and old highlights and filing
instructions.
10. Printed in easy to read 11-point type, Janson font, on
8-1/2"x11" paper.
11. Page numbering system provides easy access to materials.
12. Each page has data in footer concerning date of origin, plus
supplement number and date if it constitutes a change. This
enables easy reconstruction of set if errors are made in filing.
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Our service is used by the
following subscribers:
1. U. S. Coast Guard
2. National Marine Fisheries Service
3. Coastal States
4. In addition, fishing companies and individuals also subscribe,
primarily to have the same copy as the enforcement agencies under
which their businesses operate.
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This price list is effective as of April 1, 2006. All prices include shipping. There are no
additional charges.
INITIAL BOOKS (one-time cost to
acquire loose-leaf book of regulations):
General --- $37.00
Administrative -- $35.00
New England/Mid-Atlantic -- $35.00
South Atlantic/Caribbean/Gulf of Mexico -- $34.00
SUPPLEMENTS (annual cost for
update service)
General --- $50.00
Administrative -- $45.00
New England/Mid-Atlantic -- $80.00
South Atlantic/Caribbean/Gulf of Mexico -- $75.00
For the first year, you have the cost both of (1) purchasing the
initial book and (2) updating it for one year. In subsequent
years, you pay only the annual update cost.
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What you need:
Most subscribers buy the General (GEN) book, regardless of their
geographical location. It contains regulations of general
applicability to all marine fisheries, as well as regulations
covering international fisheries, endangered and threatened
species, and national marine sanctuaries.
They then add the one book that covers the geographical area in
which they are operating, e.g., NE/MA or SA/C/G.
Only those with a particular interest in marine mammals and
whaling use the Administrative (ADM) book.
Thus a typical subscriber, working in the New England area, would
order one (1) General (GEN) book, and one (1) New
England/Mid-Atlantic book.
Review the material under CONTENTS, above, if you have questions
about the book or books applicable to your needs.
To order, mail a check or fax a
purchase order to:
Jonathan Publishing
855 Yorks Crossing
Driftwood TX 78619
Fax: 512/858-1230
For additional information, please call us at 512/858-1225,
or send us e-mail