MSC Fisheries Standard: Progress in revising Version 3 (15:00 UTC)

Join the MSC’s Head of Standard Implementation, Polly Burns, to find out about the revisions proposed to ensure our Fisheries Standard is clear and delivers the intended outcomes. 

Please note, this webinar is intended to support a public consultation on proposed changes to the MSC Fisheries Standard Toolbox, which contains procedures to support fishery assessments. This includes the Evidence Requirements Framework and Risk-Based Framework. 

We will discuss the proposed changes to the Toolbox, how these changes were developed, and the issues we intend to resolve. 

We will also introduce our plan to develop targeted revisions to key aspects of the Standard and Fisheries Certification Process, and the revised assessment timelines for fisheries.

This webinar is also taking place at 07:00 UTC. Register for that session here.
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Agenda

Discussion (30 mins)

• Fisheries Standard Toolbox Review

  • Evidence Requirements Framework

  • Risk-based Framework

  • Public Consultation

• Additional ‘targeted’ revisions to Standard and Fisheries Certification Process

• Updated transition timelines

Q&A session (30 mins)

Speakers

• Polly Burns, Head of Standard Implementation (MSC)

• MSC Fisheries Outreach representatives

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Public consultation

A public consultation on the proposed revisions to the Toolbox will be open between 10 July and 10 September 2025. 

Find out more

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Joining the webinar

The webinar will be held over Zoom.

You will receive Zoom joining information directly into your inbox in the week of the webinar with an email from Humanitix. A reminder email from Zoom will be sent one hour before the webinar begins.

If you have any further questions in the meantime, please email events@mindfullywired.org.

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Find out more

Visit the MSC website to find out more about the revised approach to implementing the MSC Fisheries Standard Version 3.