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    	Revised:
06/25/2014  						                                OMB Control No.
0648-0330, Expiration Date:  11/30/2020
	
		
			
			
		
		
			
			
		
		
			
				 
 
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				SCALE PRINTED
				OUTPUT 
				 
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				U.S.
				Department of Commerce 
				 
				NOAA/National
				Marine Fisheries Service, Alaska Region 
				 
				Post
				Office Box 21668 
				 
				Juneau,
				Alaska 99802-1668 
				 
				Fax:
				907-586-7465 
				 
				Telephone:
				907-586-7228 
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				Printed
				report of 
				 
				flow
				scale catch 
				 
				weight
				and 
				 
				cumulative
				weight 
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				The printed output of
				scale weights is used by NMFS staff, observers, and NOAA
				Enforcement personnel to maintain accurate records of catch and
				to ensure compliance with quotas.  The scale printout also forms
				the basis of an audit trail for each haul that can be used to
				resolve inconsistencies in catch reports submitted by the
				observer and the vessel or processor.  
				 
				 
				 
				These
				printouts are not submitted to NMFS.  The printed report must be
				provided to the authorized scale inspector at each scale
				inspection and must also be printed at any time during the
				fishing year upon request of the observer, the scale inspector,
				NMFS staff, or an authorized officer.  The printed reports must
				be retained by the vessel owner for three years after the test
				occurred.  The printed report must include: 
					Vessel
				name 
					FFP
				or FPP number 
					Haul
				or set number 
				 
					Total
				weight of catch in the haul or set 
					Total
				cumulative weight of all fish or other material weighed on the
				scale 
					Date and time the
				information is printed	 
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				Printed report of flow
				scale for audit trail 
				 
				 
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				Current regulations
				require that adjustments to the scale be recorded in the form of
				an audit trail that can only be cleared by NMFS or other
				authorized personnel.  Although scales may be recalibrated or
				tested at any time during the day, the audit trail is designed to
				record information that will be used to determine whether a scale
				had been incorrectly adjusted and then readjusted just prior to
				the scale test.  
				 
				 
				 
				An
				audit trail in the form of an event logger must be provided to
				document changes made using adjustable components.  The following
				information must be provided in an electronic form that cannot be
				changed or erased by the scale operator, can be printed at any
				time, and can be cleared by the scale manufacturer’s
				representative upon direction by NMFS or by an authorized scale
				inspector.  The printed report must include: 
					Vessel
				name 
					FFP
				or FPP number 
					Haul
				or set number 
				 
					Date
				and time (Alaska local time, to the nearest minute) adjustment
				was made 
					Name
				or type of adjustment being made 
					Initial and final
				values of the parameter being changed 
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				Printed
				report 
				 
				from
				 flow scale calibration log 
				 
				 
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				NMFS requires vessel
				operators to print and retain a calibration log that records the
				last 1,000 calibrations or all calibrations since the scale
				electronics were first put into service, whichever is less.  The
				limit of 1,000 faults and 1,000 calibrations are expected to
				accommodate the total number of calibrations likely to occur
				between annual scale inspections.  The calibration log must be
				printed and retained by the vessel owner before any information
				stored in the scale computer memory is replaced.  
				 
				 
				 
				These
				printouts are not submitted to NMFS.  The printed record of the
				scale calibration log is collected and reviewed at the time of
				the annual scale inspection.  The calibration log must be printed
				on request by NMFS staff, OLE, or other NMFS authorized
				personnel.  The printed report must include: 
				 
					Vessel
				name 
					FFP
				or FPP number 
					Month,
				day, and year of the calibration 
					Time
				of the calibration (Alaska local time) to the nearest minute 
					Weight
				used to calibrate the scale 
					Magnitude of the
				calibration in comparison to the prior calibration 
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				Printed report from
				hopper scale catch weight and cumulative weight 
				 
				 
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				The scale must produce a
				complete and accurate printed report of the weight of each
				species in a landing.  All of the crab in a delivery must be
				weighed on a scale capable of producing a complete printed
				report.  
				 
				A
				report of each landing must be printed before the Registered Crab
				Receiver submits a Crab Rationalization  Program (CR) landing
				report (see OMB 0648-0515) and must be printed at least once
				every 24 hours prior to submitting a CR crab landing report as
				described in § 680.5. Reports must also be printed before
				any information stored in the scale computer memory is replaced. 
				 
				 
				 
				Printed
				reports from the scale must be maintained on board the vessel
				until the end of the year during which the reports were made and
				be made available to NMFS or NMFS authorized personnel. In
				addition, the vessel owner must retain printed reports for 3
				years after the end of the year during which the printouts were
				made.  The printed report must include: 
					Vessel
				name 
					Federal
				crab vessel permit number 
					Weight
				of each load in the weighing cycle 
					Date
				and time the information was printed 
					Total
				amount weighed since the last printout was made 
					Total
				cumulative weight of all crab or other material weighed on the
				scale 
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				Printed report from
				hopper scale crab audit trail  
				 
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				An audit trail in the form
				of an event logger must be provided to document changes made
				using adjustable components.  The following information must be
				provided in an electronic form that cannot be changed or erased
				by the scale operator, can be printed at any time, and can be
				cleared by the scale manufacturer’s representative upon
				direction by NMFS or by an authorized scale inspector.  
				 
				 
				 
				The
				printed report must be provided to the authorized scale inspector
				at each scale inspection and must also be printed at any time
				upon request of NMFS staff or other NMFS-authorized personnel. 
				The printed report must include: 
					Vessel
				name 
					FFP
				or FPP number 
					Haul
				or set number 
				 
					Date
				and time (to the nearest minute) that the adjustment was made 
					Name
				or type of adjustment being made 
					Initial and final
				values of the parameter being changed 
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				Printed record from the
				State of Alaska scale 
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				A scale identified in a
				shoreside processor or stationary floating processor Catch
				Monitoring and Control Plan (CMCP) must produce a printed record
				for each delivery, or portion of a delivery, weighed on that
				scale. All of the groundfish in a delivery must be weighed on a
				scale capable of producing a complete printed record.  Printouts
				must be retained and made available to NMFS-authorized personnel
				including observers. 
				 
				 
				NMFS
				may exempt scales not designed for automatic bulk weighing from
				some or all of the printed record requirements if the CMCP
				identifies any scale that cannot produce a complete printed
				record, states how the processor will use the scale, and states
				how the plant intends to produce a complete record of the total
				weight of each delivery.  The printed report must include: 
					Processor
				name 
				 
					Weight
				of each load in the weighing cycle 
					Total
				weight of fish in each delivery, or portion of the delivery that
				was weighed on that scale 
					Total
				cumulative weight of all fish or other material weighed on the
				scale since the last 
				 
						annual
				inspection 
					Date
				and time the information is printed 
					Name
				and ADF&G number of the vessel making the delivery 
				 
						(This
				information may be written on the scale printout in pen by the
				scale operator 
				 
						at the time of
				delivery.) 
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PUBLIC
REPORTING BURDEN STATEMENT
A
Federal agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a person is not
required to respond to, nor shall a person be subject to a penalty
for failure to comply with an information collection subject to the
requirements of the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 unless the
information collection has a currently valid OMB Control Number. The
approved OMB Control Number for this information collection is
0648-0330. Without this approval, we could not conduct this
information collection. Public reporting for this information
collection is estimated to be approximately 1 minutes per response,
including the time for reviewing instructions, searching existing
data sources, gathering and maintaining the data needed, and
completing and reviewing the information collection. All responses to
this information collection are required to obtain or retain benefits
pursuant to 50 CFR part 679 and under section 402(a) of the Magnuson-
Stevens Act (16 U.S.C. 1801, et seq.). Send comments regarding this
burden estimate or any other aspect of this information collection,
including suggestions for reducing this burden to Assistant Regional
Administrator, Sustainable Fisheries  Division, NOAA National Marine
Fisheries Service, P.O. Box 21688. Juneau, AK 99802-1668.   
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
Before
completing this form please note the following: 1) Notwithstanding
any other provision of law, no person is required to respond to, nor
shall any person be subject to a penalty for failure to comply with,
a collection of information subject to the requirements of the
Paperwork Reduction Act, unless that collection of information
displays a currently valid OMB Control Number;  2) This information
is being used to manage commercial fishing efforts under 50 CFR part
679 and under section 402(a) of the Magnuson-Stevens Act (16 U.S.C.
1801, et seq.)
as amended in 2006;  4) Submission of this information is necessary
for NMFS to approve video monitoring systems; 5) Responses to this
information request are not confidential.
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