ANNEX IU.K. COMMON RULES FOR THE SPECIFIC CONTROL AND INSPECTION PROGRAMME

6.PROCEDURESU.K.

6.1. General inspection tasks U.K.

Inspectors shall verify and note in their report the following information:

(a)

the details of the identity of the responsible persons involved in the activities inspected;

(b)

the fishing licenses and authorisations;

(c)

all relevant documentation;

(d)

detailed verification of species and quantities caught in compliance with the applicable EU legislation.

All relevant findings from the inspections done at sea, in ports or in any other economical operator concerned shall be noted in the inspection reports.

Those findings shall be duly cross-checked with the information made available to the inspectors by other competent authorities, including Vessel Monitoring System (VMS) information, electronic recording and reporting system (ERS) information and lists of authorised vessels.

6.2. Inspection tasks for aerial surveillance U.K.

Inspectors shall report on surveillance data for cross-checking purposes, and in particular verify sightings of fishing vessels against VMS and ERS information and authorised lists.

6.3. Inspection tasks at sea U.K.

Where one or more pelagic species is onboard the fishing vessel or is present aboard a processing or a transport vessel, inspectors shall always verify the species and quantities of fish retained on board and compare them with the quantities recorded in the relevant documentation on board.

Inspectors shall systematically verify:

6.4. Inspection tasks at landing U.K.

Inspectors shall systematically verify:

6.5. Inspection tasks during transhipment U.K.

Inspectors shall systematically verify:

6.6. Inspection tasks concerning transports, marketing and takeover U.K.

Inspectors shall systematically verify the species and the quantity and the vessel that caught the fish and cross-check this information with the landing declaration and the logbook and verify: