Korea’s fisheries industry has long played a crucial role in national food security and economic development. However, fisheries resource depletion, marine environmental degradation, and climate change have heightened the need for effective fisheries resource management. This study examines overlapping and conflicting regulations within Korea’s fisheries resource management system and proposes science-based solutions to improve regulatory effectiveness. Through a comprehensive review of fisheries-related laws and policies, combined with case studies on minimum catch sizes, closed seasons, and total allowable catch (TAC), this study identifies multiple instances of regulatory overlap. These include inconsistencies in minimum catch size regulations across different laws and conflicts between TAC and other regulatory measures. Such overlaps reduce administrative efficiency, increase compliance costs for fishers, and weaken the effectiveness of fisheries resource management. To address these challenges, this study aims to analyze the current status of overlapping regulations in Korea’s fisheries resource management system and present scientific and rational solutions. Ultimately, the research seeks to enhance administrative efficiency, alleviate burdens on fishers and contribute to the establishment of a sustainable fisheries resource management framework.

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    우리나라 수산자원관리 수단의 기능별 분류
    수산자원관리 수단의 규제 중복 및 상충 현황
    수산자원관리 수단의 규제 중복 및 상충으로 인한 문제점
    중복 규제의 개선 방안
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• 이성일(국립부경대학교 해양생산시스템관리학부 교수) | Sung-Il LEE (Professor, Division of Marine Production System Management, Pukyong National University, Busan 48513, Korea) Corresponding author