Code Of Practice

Code of practice
A code of practice is a set of guidelines and regulations considering principles and international standards for responsible practices towards sustainable utilization of natural resources. Depending on the type of the resource, the code of practices is usually issued regulatory bodies, professional associations, and concerned organizations who all target to produce a document which could be readily adopted by the end users whether duck shooters, deer hunters or fishermen who find in the code of practice the guide to acceptable and responsible practices which ultimately comply with professional, social and ethical standards related to the practice and leading to the sustainable of the resource.
Normally, the codes of practices do not have the force of law, and hence the failure to
Even the size of the rifle has been specified while the use of shotgun is not permitted. The code specifies what items are allowed and what others are banned.
Moreover, and according to the code, it is prohibited to use dogs or spotlight to hunt a deer as well as specifying the hunting period to be from one hour before sunrise, to one hour after sunset. Added to that, and according to code of practice, hunted and injured deer should be killed quickly as humanely and efficiently as possible.
In regard to fisheries and aquaculture, FAO developed a code of practice that sets out principles and standards for responsible fishing practices towards effective conservation, sustainable utilization and development of living aquatic resources. The Code recognizes the nutritional, economic, social, environmental and cultural importance of fisheries, and the interests of all stakeholders concerned with the fishery sector. The Code takes into account the biological characteristics of the resources and their environment and the interests of consumers and other