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Consider adding green caveats to relevant assessment methods (where representative sampling is possible, the whole-of-stock assumption is satisfied) #177
Old team note: if users have answered “yes” to the monitoring question whereby data is considered to be representative even if sampling <100% of the stock, then this should imply that concerns around whole-of-stock assessment assumptions can be overcome.
Reply by ND: "Perhaps this needs to invoke a green caveat in the Assessment section against relevant assessments stating that, as representative sampling is possible, the whole-of-stock assumption is satisfied. We’d have to be careful about question wording, though, to make sure that we are asking about stock representativeness, as opposed for (e.g. fishing activity representativeness."
Old team note: if users have answered “yes” to the monitoring question whereby data is considered to be representative even if sampling <100% of the stock, then this should imply that concerns around whole-of-stock assessment assumptions can be overcome. Reply by ND: "Perhaps this needs to invoke a green caveat in the Assessment section against relevant assessments stating that, as representative sampling is possible, the whole-of-stock assumption is satisfied. We’d have to be careful about question wording, though, to make sure that we are asking about stock representativeness, as opposed for (e.g. fishing activity representativeness."