Eric Dunne Consulting Initiatives

Introduction

In the article, ‘Report of the Review of the Regulations and Policy for Direct Fish Sales in Newfoundland and Labrador’ Eric Dunne Consulting Initiatives (2010) focus on examining the state of direct sales of fish to facilitate regulatory improvements in the fishery industry. Direct sales in Newfoundland and Labrador (NL) activities are prone to adverse commercial and resource consequences as capacity problems arise in the commercial exploitation of the resource. The concern that Eric Dunne Consulting Initiatives (2010) raise relates to the failure of the licensing requirements and traditional aspects of buying and selling fish to provide sufficient guidance in resolving issues brought by direct sales in the fishery industry. This paper seeks to review the report by Eric Dunne Consulting Initiatives (2010) and to develop a discussion paper with the appropriate recommendations for the government’s consideration. Eric Dunne Consulting Initiatives (2010) aimed at examining direct sales of fish by harvesters in an effort to provide directions for regulation and monitoring to accommodate the needs of harvesters and consumers and to protect public health

Hereby, the prevailing situation was evaluated with focus being on the regulatory arrangements applying to selling and purchasing fish and fish products. For enhanced and relevant coverage, the authors discuss the regulatory arrangement applying to the sale and purchase of fish and fishery products and compare this with the prevailing arrangements for other local food products. To be able to establish how the prevailing regulations are being followed, Eric Dunne Consulting Initiatives (2010) then provided the prevailing direct sales activity with the focus being given to larger population centers across the