Is the fishery managed responsibly with sound policies based on best-available science, and capacity for enforcement and monitoring?
Austerity has hit councils' capacity for enforcement, even as it leaves tenants scrabbling for somewhere to rent.
He said that the United States would still have a "capacity for enforcement" under a presumptive deal, apparently an allusion to the administration's argument that it could quickly reimpose sanctions on Iran if it failed to uphold the accord.
The author concludes that the present law needs updating in line with the WTO/TRIPS Agreement and with current realities, that the infrastructure and capacity for enforcement need improvement, and that public awareness of the potential importance of Patents and other IPR needs to be raised.
"We conclude that the tiger does not have a chance unless we can catalyze high level government will, build in governance and transparency systems and raise the capacity for enforcement.
The main challenge, once improved frameworks are in place, is to enhance the capacity for enforcement.
These include reduced capacity for enforcement, lack of coordination among policy sectors, competing health priorities and lack of awareness regarding trans fat [ 18– 23].
In the Cook Islands and Vanuatu, the capacity for enforcement in rural and remote areas was a concern, which was also found in several developing countries.
Given the sheer scale and diversity of the country, lack of capacity for enforcement and the informal (and largely unregulated) food sector in India [ 19], a trans fat ban may not have the anticipated impact on trans fat levels in the Indian food supply.
The capacity for such enforcement, even in South Africa's present MPAs, is questionable and cause for concern.
