The IWC adopts the commercial whaling moratorium

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1. Story
2. The Commission amends paragraph 10(e) of the Schedule so that catch limits for commercial whaling from all stocks shall be zero, for the 1986 coastal season and the 1985/86 pelagic season and thereafter. It is adopted as a temporary measure subject to periodic review, and it is still in force more than forty years later.
3. Knowledge
4. International Whaling Commission
5. The IWC adopts the commercial whaling moratorium
6. Connections
7. International Whaling Commission
8. Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary
9. IWC Southern Ocean Research Partnership
10. The International Convention for the Regulation of Whaling is signed
11. Soviet fleets take protected whales and file false returns
12. The IWC protects blue whales from commercial hunting
13. The IWC adopts the commercial whaling moratorium
14. The commercial whaling moratorium takes effect
15. The Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary is adopted
16. The true scale of Soviet whaling is published
17. Evidence
18. Blue whales have been protected from hunting by the IWC since 1966; the commercial moratorium was adopted in 1982 with effect from the 1985/86 pelagic and 1986 coastal seasons via paragraph 10(e) of the Schedule; Antarctic blue whale abundance remains below one percent of pre-whaling size. V55 verification basis: iwc.int is blocked by this environment's egress proxy and could not be fetched; these statements come from search summaries that attribute them to the IWC and from concurring secondary sources. One summary refers to a 1964 zero-catch measure whose scope could not be confirmed.