3132

Researcher: 
Mitchell
Signature/Entry into Force/Termination
Signature Date (yyyy-mm-dd): 
1992-07-09
Signature Year: 
1992
Entry into force (EIF) Date: 
1993-03-09
Treaty Name and Text
Agreement Name: 
Niue Treaty On Cooperation In Fisheries Surveillance And Law Enforcement In The South Pacific Region
Alternative Treaty Names: 
Te Vaka Toa Arrangement
Possible Sources (additional): 
Fletcher, CIESIN,
Treaty Text: 
Niue Treaty On Cooperation In Fisheries Surveillance And Law Enforcement In The South Pacific Region
Treaty Type
Multilateral / Bilateral / Other - New: 
Multilateral (3 or more governments)
Agreement Type Level 3: 
Treaty
E (environment) Code (agreement is environmental or not): 
Environmental
Source for E (environmental) code: 
Title
Text used for E (environmental) coding: 
Niue Treaty On Cooperation In Fisheries Surveillance And Law Enforcement In The South Pacific Region
Specific words used to code agreement as E (environmental): 
enforcement/fish/south pacific
Lineage
Lineage: 
South Pacific Fishery Surveillance
Sequence: 
100.000
Secretariat and auspices
Secretariat: 
South Pacific Forum Fisheries Agency
Legacy
Hidden fields
Version: 
2007.10
AmendProtToB: 
3132
AmendProtToC: 
3132
AmendProtToType: 
Agreement
Inclusion Auto-Generated: 
MEA - Multilateral Environmental Agreements
Subject: 
Species/Fauna/Fish/Enforcement/Region
Category: 
ENV/FISH
Coded Text: 
x
Lang1: 
EN.txt
Deletable
Treaty Text (legacy)
Short Name: 
Te Vaka Toa Arrangement
Core Filename: 
1992-FisheriesCooperationSouthPacific
Source (URL) for text of treaty: 
http://www.worldlii.org/paclii/vu/legis/num_act/ntocifsaleitspra19931035/ntocifs...
Date text posted to IEA: 
200403
Member Code: 
SPFFA,
Members: 
Australia, Cook Islands, Micronesia, Fiji, Kiribati, Nauru, New Zealand, Niue, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Republic of the Marshall, Samoa, Tokelau, Tonga, Tuavalu, Vanuatu
OrigMEAgrees: 
1
Related Accord Relationship: 
O
Related Accord Date: 
1992-07-09
Related Accord Name: 
Niue Treaty on Cooperation in Fisheries Surveillance and Law Enforcement in the South Pacific Region