Protecting Our Kaimoana

This task is about answering some questions about a report.
Read the story "Protecting Our Kaimoana" School Journal, Part 3, No. 3 1990 to help answer these questions. 

Question

a) The reason Eddie decided to take up his job as a Fisheries Officer was that he
    • felt he had been doing his diving job for too long.

    • wanted to catch poachers and cheats and put them in jail.

    • was asked to help by the local kaumātua.

    • liked working with people and explaining things to them.

    • wanted to assist in protecting kaimoana.

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b) How does Eddie know that there is less kaimoana now than there used to be?

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c) Eddie says there are two parts to his job as a Fisheries Officer. What are they?
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d) What gives Eddie the authority to stop people he thinks are carrying seafood?

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e) What two things must people do before they can take more than the usual quantity of kaimoana, e.g., for a hui or tangi?
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f) What two ways does Eddie say cheats and poachers try to hide their illegal catches?
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g) What is the main reason for the decrease in kaimoana, according to Eddie?

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h) When people are 'banned' from doing something, what does that mean?

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i) In some places all the fish, crayfish and shellfish are now gone. What word does the writer use to describe these places?