(1) If a court convicts a person of a fisheries offence, the prescribed number of demerit points are allocated to each of the following:(a) the person;(b) the licence under which the person was operating when the offence was committed;(c) the fishing certificate on which the licence is specified.(2) For the purposes of subsection (1) , the prescribed number of demerit points is the aggregate of the following:(a) one demerit point for each penalty unit that the court imposes on the convicted person by way of a fine;(b) 50 demerit points for each month of suspended imprisonment, of each term of imprisonment, that the court imposes on the convicted person;(c) 100 demerit points for each month of actual imprisonment, of each term of imprisonment, that the court imposes on the convicted person.(3) However, for the purposes of subsection (2) (a) terms of suspended imprisonment that are ordered to be served concurrently with each other are taken to be a single term of suspended imprisonment; and(b) terms of actual imprisonment that are ordered to be served concurrently with each other are taken to be a single term of actual imprisonment.(4) In this section actual imprisonment , in relation to a term of imprisonment, means such part of the term as is not suspended at the time of sentencing;fine includes a fine by way of special penalty;fisheries offence means (a) an offence against this Act; or(b) an offence against any rules or regulations made under this Act; or(c) an indictable offence, relating to fish or fish processing, or the keeping of records relating to fish or fish processing, punishable under the Criminal Code ;month includes part of a month;penalty unit means a penalty unit within the meaning of the Penalty Units and Other Penalties Act 1987 ;suspended imprisonment , in relation to a term of imprisonment, means such part of the term as is suspended at the time of sentencing.