You are looking at a schedule about fishing quotas. The schedule is part of the Fisheries Act 1996. It lists quotas for different types of fish, like jack mackerel, dredge oysters, and Northland scallops. You can find information about who is allowed to catch these fish and how much they can catch. The schedule is divided into parts, each covering a different type of fish or area. For example, Part 1 is about jack mackerel quotas in certain areas. Part 3 is about dredge oyster quotas in the Nelson/Marlborough area. Part 4 is about Northland scallop quotas. Each part has a table that lists the people or companies allowed to catch the fish, their client number, and their quota allocation. The quota allocation is the amount of fish they are allowed to catch, usually measured in tonnes. You can also find totals for each part, which show the total amount of fish that can be caught in that area or for that type of fish. The schedule is empowered by sections 367, 368, and 369 of the Fisheries Act 1996, which you can find by following the links to ss 367, 368, and 369. The schedule is quite detailed, but it provides important information for people involved in the fishing industry. It helps to manage the fish population and make sure that fishing is done sustainably.