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16010.8
MARITIME
SECURITY
Goal C3:
Eliminate illegal
encroachment
of the
200
mile U.S. Exclusive
Economic
Zone
by foreign fishing vessels.
FY99
Target:
Reduce
illegal
encroachment
of the
200
mile U.S. Exclusive
Economic
Zone
by foreign fishing vessels by 5% from
FY96
baseline of
213
encroachments
to
202
encroachments.
Measure:
Number
encroachments.
Measurement
Issues: Data obtained from the
Coast
Guard
Planning
and
Assessment
System
and
validated by
program
managers.
FY97
data affected
by reclassification of
many
Mexican fishing vessels that
were
previously
identified as illegal fishermen
and
are
now
classified as drug carriers.
Confidence
in the
measure
is moderate.
Selected
Program
Standards/Customer
Service Standards:
Monitor high threat areas sufficient to detect all vessels
engaged
in
of
suspected
of illegal
encroachment.
Intercept
90%
of
known
suspects
that are detected.
Respond
to all
known
incidents of illegal
encroachment
in progress.
Causal
Factors to be
Addressed:
U.S. fisheries stocks within the Exclusive
Economic
Zone
are valuable
to foreign vessels that
choose
to illegally exploit them.
The
Exclusive
Economic
Zone
border covers a large area
and
is difficult
to fully monitor.
Strategies to Achieve Target:
Ongoing
Strategies:
Enforce Exclusive
Economic
Zone
boundary
and
regulations.
Develop
enforcement
plans in conjunction with the National Marine
Fisheries Service.
Use
research
and
development
to improve vessel detection capability,
resulting in better
probability
of detecting illegal
encroachments.
New
Strategies:
Acquire an additional cutter,
and
update
sensors
and
equipment
to
maintain an effective
presence
in fishery areas to deter regulation
violations.
Efficiency Strategies:
Partner with the National Marine Fisheries Service to
pursue
violations.
Continue the
Coast
Guard's
Deepwater
project to
award
up to three
contracts to develop an integrated
system
of surface, air,
command
and
control,
intelligence
,
and
logistics
systems
to provide the functional
capability to carry out the
Coast
Guard's statutory
mandates
in the
deepwater
area of responsibility. Concurrent with this effort, the
Administration will begin a Presidential
Roles
and
Missions review of
future
Coast
Guard
missions.
The
Coast
Guard
will avoid one-for-one
replacement
of its existing assets,
and
achieve efficiencies by
capitalizing on better technology.
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