Until that happens the crews will be held in Darwin facilities or if appropriate taken to Baxter in South Australia or Perth.

The catch will be subject to tender at a later date.

Those investigations will continue and if the evidence is there they'll be charged and brought before the courts in Darwin,

I don't think Barnaby's advice is needed or will be heeded,

Investigations revealed the vessel was carrying 143 tonnes of Patagonian toothfish,

One died instantly, while the other may have lived for a short while, but not very long. They may not have understood how dangerous the terrain was.