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This paper describes difficulties encountered in the application of the 5% by-catch rule and 10% small fish rule included in some conservation measures applicable to trawl fisheries conducted by Australian vessels. It was found that the by-catch rules were frequently triggered by negigible catches of listed by-catch species. Suggestions are given for amendments to the rules to improve their practicality and enforceability.

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