TLE 8 QUARTER 2 WEEK 3 DAY 1 Republic Act No 10654 — Transcript

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1. 0:00Our lesson today is Republic Act number
2. 0:0310,654,
3. 0:05the amendment to the Philippine
4. 0:07Fisheries Code of 1998.
5. 0:10Content standards. The learners
6. 0:11demonstrate an understanding of the
7. 0:13concepts and skills in fisheries. The
8. 0:15learners demonstrate an understanding of
9. 0:17the concepts and skills in food
10. 0:19processing. Performance standards. The
11. 0:22learners perform the skills in fisheries
12. 0:24following safety precautions. The
13. 0:26learners perform recipe quantification
14. 0:28in food processing and develop label
15. 0:29designs for processed products.
16. 0:32Learning competency. The learners
17. 0:34familiarize themselves with sections of
18. 0:36Republic Act number 10,654.
19. 0:41Learning objectives. One, explain the
20. 0:43importance of RAW 10,654
21. 0:46in regulating fisheries and aquaculture.
22. 0:48Two, identify key provisions and
23. 0:50penalties. Three, appreciate sustainable
24. 0:53fishing practices.
25. 0:56Short review.
26. 0:59No want learner KWL chart. Write down
27. 1:02everything you learned from the past
28. 1:03quarter and the concepts you want to
29. 1:05know about in the next lesson.
30. 1:08Do you know about illegal fishing?
31. 1:12Unlocking content vocabulary.
32. 1:15Aquaculture. Fishery operations that
33. 1:17involve raising and culturing fish and
34. 1:19other aquatic species in fresh,
35. 1:21brackish, and marine environments.
36. 1:24Aquatic pollution. The harmful
37. 1:26introduction of substances or energy
38. 1:28into the aquatic environment by humans
39. 1:30or machines causing adverse effects on
40. 1:32living and non-living resources, human
41. 1:34health hazards, and interference with
42. 1:36aquatic activities.
43. 1:39This includes waste disposal, discharge
44. 1:41of harmful substances, deforestation,
45. 1:43improper agricultural practices, and
46. 1:45wetland conversion.
47. 1:48Endangered, rare, and threatened
48. 1:50species. Aquatic plants and animals,
49. 1:52including some corals and sea shells,
50. 1:54are at risk of extinction as defined by
51. 1:56fishery laws, DEINR regulations, and the
52. 1:59site's agreement.
53. 2:02Fine mesh nets. Nets with a mesh size
54. 2:04smaller than 3 cm, 3 cm between opposite
55. 2:08knots when stretched or as specified by
56. 2:10relevant authorities.
57. 2:12Illegal fishing. fishing activities by
58. 2:14Philippine vessels that violate national
59. 2:16laws, international resolutions, or the
60. 2:19laws of other coastal states.
61. 2:25Republic Act 10,654.
62. 2:28Republic Act number 10,654
63. 2:31is an amendment to the Philippine
64. 2:32Fisheries Code of 1998. It aims to
65. 2:35bolster the fight against illegal,
66. 2:37unreported, and inregulated IU fishing.
67. 2:40Here are some key points of discussion
68. 2:43regarding RAW 10,654.
69. 2:46Enhanced penalties. The act imposes
70. 2:48stricter penalties for those engaged in
71. 2:50IU fishing, including hefty fines and
72. 2:52imprisonment.
73. 2:54Monitoring systems. It mandates the use
74. 2:56of vessel monitoring systems to track
75. 2:58fishing activities and ensure compliance
76. 3:00with regulations.
77. 3:03Port state measures. The act enforces
78. 3:05port state measures to prevent IU caught
79. 3:07fish from entering the market.
80. 3:10Sustainable practices. It promotes
81. 3:12sustainable fishing practices to protect
82. 3:14marine biodiversity and ensure the
83. 3:16long-term viability of fishery
84. 3:17resources.
85. 3:19International compliance. RAW 10,654
86. 3:23aligns with international agreements
87. 3:24like the United Nations Fish Stocks
88. 3:26Agreement and the FAO Code of Conduct
89. 3:28for Responsible Fisheries.
90. 3:32The act is a significant step towards
91. 3:34sustainable fisheries management and the
92. 3:36protection of the Philippines marine
93. 3:37environment.
94. 3:41Worked example
95. 3:44RA8550
96. 3:46the Philippine Fisheries Code of 1998
97. 3:50RAW 8550 is amended by RAW 10,654
98. 3:55the implementation of the rules and
99. 3:57regulations of Republic Act number 8550
100. 4:00is amended by Republic Act number
101. 4:0210,654.
102. 4:04This act shall be known as the
103. 4:05Philippine Fisheries Code of 1998 as
104. 4:08amended by Republic Act number 10,654
105. 4:11entitled an act to prevent, deter, and
106. 4:14eliminate illegal, unreported, and
107. 4:16unregulated fishing.
108. 4:19Section 3 of Republic Act number 10,654
109. 4:22outlines the enforcement scope of the
110. 4:24Philippine Fisheries Code. It specifies
111. 4:26that the provisions of the code shall be
112. 4:28enforced in one all Philippine waters
113. 4:31including areas where the Philippines
114. 4:33has sovereignty and jurisdiction and the
115. 4:35country's 200 nautical mile exclusive
116. 4:37economic zone ees and continental shelf.
117. 4:42Two, all aquatic and fishery resources
118. 4:44whether inland, coastal or offshore,
119. 4:47including fish ponds and fish pens
120. 4:48cages. Three, all lands devoted to
121. 4:51aquaculture or businesses and activities
122. 4:54related to fishery on both private and
123. 4:56public lands. Four, all Philippine
124. 4:58flagged fishing vessels operating in
125. 5:00areas governed by a regional fisheries
126. 5:02management organization, RFMO, in the
127. 5:05high seas or in waters of other coastal
128. 5:07states. This section ensures that the
129. 5:10fisheries code's regulations apply
130. 5:11broadly to manage and protect the
131. 5:13country's aquatic resources effectively.
132. 5:16This section pertains to the regulations
133. 5:18for importing and exporting fish and
134. 5:20fishery products to prevent illegal,
135. 5:22unreported, and unregulated fishing. It
136. 5:25includes requirements for documentation,
137. 5:27safety, quality standards, and
138. 5:29sustainable practices.
139. 5:32Importing or exporting fish in violation
140. 5:34of the code is illegal. Shipping
141. 5:36companies must fully cooperate with
142. 5:38investigations. Failure to do so
143. 5:40suggests collusion.
144. 5:42Administrative fines for violations are
145. 5:45five times the value of the species or
146. 5:46300,000 pesos to 500,000 pesos plus
147. 5:50forfeite or destruction of the species.
148. 5:54Criminal penalties include 8 years of
149. 5:55imprisonment, double the administrative
150. 5:57fine, forfeite or destruction of the
151. 5:59species and a ban from participating in
152. 6:02fishery related businesses.
153. 6:05Rule 105.1.
154. 6:07Within a year, the DABF will list
155. 6:09species prohibited from import export
156. 6:12with regular updates.
157. 6:15Rule 105.2. Shipping companies must
158. 6:18submit requested documents within 5 days
159. 6:21to be considered as fully cooperating
160. 6:22with investigations.
161. 6:26Lesson activity.
162. 6:30Fill in the blanks. Directions. Read the
163. 6:32sentences and fill in the missing words.
164. 6:35Choose the correct answer from the box
165. 6:36below.
166. 6:54Activity two, creative slogan
167. 6:56directions. Create a short slogan, one
168. 6:59line only, about stop illegal fishing.
169. 7:01Write it inside the box below.
170. 7:06Thank you so much.