Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) No 404/2011of 8 April 2011laying down detailed rules for the implementation of Council Regulation (EC) No 1224/2009 establishing a Community control system for ensuring compliance with the rules of the Common Fisheries Policy
TITLE I
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Article 1
Subject matter
Article 2
Definitions
TITLE II
GENERAL CONDITIONS FOR ACCESS TO WATERS AND RESOURCES
CHAPTER I
Fishing licenses
Article 3
Issue and management of fishing licences
CHAPTER II
Fishing authorisations
Article 4
Fishing authorisations
Article 5
List of fishing authorisations
CHAPTER III
Marking and identification of United Kingdom fishing vessels and their gear
Section 1
Marking and identification of fishing vessels
Article 6
Marking of fishing vessels
Article 7
Documents carried on board a United Kingdom fishing vessel
Section 2
Marking and identification of fishing gear and crafts
Article 8
Marking of crafts and fish aggregating devices
Article 9
General rules for passive gear and beam trawls
Article 10
Rules for beam trawls
Article 11
Rules for passive gear
Article 12
Rules for labels
Article 13
Rules for buoys
Article 14
Rules for cords
Article 15
Rules for end marker buoys
Article 16
Rules for fixing of end marker buoys
Article 17
Intermediary marker buoys
CHAPTER IV
Vessel monitoring system
Article 18
Requirement of satellite-tracking devices on ... fishing vessels
Article 19
Characteristics of satellite-tracking devices
Article 20
Responsibilities of the masters concerning the satellite-tracking devices
Article 21
Control measures to be adopted by a fisheries administration
Article 22
Frequency of data transmission
Article 23
Monitoring of entry into and exit from specific areas
Article 24
Transmission of data to the coastal Member State
Article 25
Technical failure or non-functioning of the satellite-tracking device
Article 26
Non-receipt of data
Article 27
Monitoring and recording of the fishing activities
Article 28
Access to data by the Commission
TITLE III
CONTROL OF FISHERIES
CHAPTER I
Fishing logbook, transhipment declaration and landing declaration in paper format
Section 1
Completion and submission of a fishing logbook, landing declaration and transhipment declaration in paper format
Article 29
... fishing vessels subject to the completion and submission of a fishing logbook and transhipment/landing declaration in paper format
Article 30
Models for fishing log-books, transhipment declarations and landing declarations in paper format
Article 31
Instructions for the completion and submission of fishing logbooks, transhipment declarations and landing declarations in paper format
Article 32
Deadlines for the submission of a fishing logbook, transhipment declaration and a landing declaration in paper format
Section 2
Specific rules for the fishing logbook in paper format
Article 33
Completion of fishing logbook in paper format
Section 3
Specific rules for the transhipment declaration and landing declaration in paper format
Article 34
Handing over of a transhipment declaration in paper format
Article 35
Signing of the landing declaration
CHAPTER II
Fishing logbook, landing declaration and transhipment declaration in electronic format
Section 1
Completion and transmission of a fishing logbook, landing declaration and transhipment declaration data in electronic format
Article 36
Requirement of electronic recording and reporting system on ... fishing vessels
Article 37
Format for transmission of data from a United Kingdom fishing vessel to the competent authority of a fisheries administration
Article 38
Return messages
Article 39
Provisions in the event of technical failure or non-functioning of electronic recording and reporting systems
Article 40
Non-receipt of data
Article 41
Data access failure
Article 42
Data on the functioning of the electronic recording and reporting system
Article 43
Mandatory data in the exchange of information between Member States
Article 44
Access to data
Article 45
Exchange of data between Member States
Article 46
Single authority
Section 2
Specific rules for the fishing logbook in electronic format
Article 47
Frequency of transmission
CHAPTER III
Common rules for fishing logbooks, transhipment declarations and landing declarations in paper or electronic format
Section 1
Common rules for the determination of live weight
Article 48
Definitions
Article 49
Conversion factors
Article 50
Calculation method
Section 2
Common rules for the completion and submission of the Fishing logbook
Article 51
General rules for fishing logbooks
Section 3
Common rules for the completion and submission of transhipment/landing declarations
Article 52
Margin of tolerance in the transhipment declaration
Article 53
Difference in transhipped catches
Article 54
Completion of landing operation
Article 55
Fishing Operations involving two or more ... fishing vessels
CHAPTER IV
Article 56
Establishment of sampling plans
Article 57
Sampling methodology
CHAPTER V
Control of fishing effort
Article 58
Fishing effort report
CHAPTER VI
Article 59
General principles
Article 60
Allocation of available fishing opportunities
CHAPTER VII
Engine power
Article 61
Certification of propulsion engine power
Article 62
Verification and sampling plan
Article 63
Physical verification
CHAPTER VIII
Article 64
Establishment of sampling plans
Article 65
Notification and evaluation of sampling plans
TITLE IV
CONTROL OF MARKETING
CHAPTER I
Traceability
Article 66
Definition
Article 67
Information on lots
Article 68
Information to the consumer
CHAPTER II
Weighing of fisheries products
Section 1
General rules on weighing
Article 69
Scope
Article 70
Weighing records
Article 71
Timing of weighing
Article 72
Weighing systems
Article 73
Weighing of frozen fisheries products
Article 74
Ice and water
Article 75
Access by competent authorities
Article 76
Sampling plans
Article 77
Control plans and programmes for the weighing of fisheries products after transport from the place of landing
Section 2
Special rules for weighing of certain pelagic species
Article 78
Scope of weighing procedures for catches of herring, mackerel, horse mackerel and blue whiting
Article 79
Ports of weighing catches of herring, mackerel, horse mackerel and blue whiting
Article 80
Entry into a port of a Member State
Article 81
Discharge
Article 82
Fishing logbook
Article 83
Publicly operated weighing facilities for fresh herring, mackerel, horse mackerel and blue whiting
Article 84
Privately operated weighing facilities for fresh fish
Article 85
Weighing of frozen fish
Article 86
Keeping of weighing records
Article 87
Sales note and takeover declaration
Article 88
Cross-checks
Article 89
Monitoring of weighing
CHAPTER III
Sales notes and take-over declarations
Article 90
General rules
Article 91
Formats of sales notes and take-over declarations
TITLE V
SURVEILLANCE
CHAPTER I
Surveillance reports
Article 92
Information to be recorded in the surveillance report
CHAPTER II
Control observers
Article 93
General rules concerning control observers
Article 94
Independence of control observers
Article 95
Duties of control observers
Article 96
Pilot projects
TITLE VI
INSPECTION
CHAPTER I
Conduct of inspections
Section 1
General provisions
Article 97
Officials authorised to conduct inspections at sea or on land
Article 98
General principles
Article 99
Duties of officials during the pre-inspection phase
Article 100
Duties of officials authorised to conduct inspections
Article 101
Obligations of a fisheries administration
Section 2
Inspections at sea
Article 102
General provisions on inspections at sea
Article 103
Boarding fishing vessels at sea
Article 104
On board activities
Section 3
Inspections in port
Article 105
Preparation of inspection
Article 106
Inspections in port
Article 107
Inspection of certain pelagic landings
Section 4
Transport inspections
Article 108
General principles
Article 109
Transport vehicles sealed
Section 5
Market inspections
Article 110
General principles
Article 111
Additional methodologies and technologies
Article 112
Control of fisheries products subject to storage mechanism
CHAPTER II
Duties of operators
Article 113
General obligations of operators
Article 114
Obligations of the master during inspections
CHAPTER III
Inspection report
Article 115
Common rules concerning inspection reports
Article 116
Completion of inspection reports
Article 117
Copy of the inspection report
CHAPTER IV
Electronic database
Article 118
Electronic database
CHAPTER V
Article 119
Notification of Union inspectors
Article 120
List of Union inspectors
Article 121
Communication of Union inspectors to Regional Fisheries Management Organisations
Article 122
Powers and duties of Union inspectors
Article 123
Reports
Article 124
Follow-up of reports
TITLE VII
ENFORCEMENT
Article 125
Setting up and operation of a point system for serious infringements
Article 126
Assignation of points
Article 127
Notification of decisions
Article 128
Transfer of ownership
Article 129
Suspension and permanent withdrawal of a fishing licence
Article 130
Follow-up of suspension and permanent withdrawal of fishing licence
Article 131
Deletion of fishing licences from relevant lists
Article 132
Illegal fishing during the suspension period or after the permanent withdrawal of a fishing licence
Article 133
Deletion of points
Article 134
Point system for masters of fishing vessels
TITLE VIII
CHAPTER I
Article 135
Definition
Article 136
Interruption of the payment deadline
Article 137
Suspension of payments
Article 138
Cancellation of financial assistance
CHAPTER II
Article 139
General rules for the deduction of fishing opportunities for excess of utilisation
Article 140
Consultation on the deduction of fishing opportunities
CHAPTER III
Article 141
Rules for deduction of quotas for failure to comply with the objectives of the Common Fisheries Policy
Article 142
Determination of the quantities to be deducted
TITLE IX
DATA AND INFORMATION
CHAPTER I
Analysis and audit of data
Article 143
Subject matter
Article 144
Data to be validated
Article 145
Validation procedures
Article 146
Access by the Commission
CHAPTER Ia
Rules for the exchange of data
Article 146a
This Chapter lays down detailed rules for the exchange of...
Article 146b
Definitions
Article 146c
General principles
Article 146d
Transmission of messages
Article 146e
Corrections
Article 146f
Exchange of vessel monitoring system data
Article 146g
Exchange of fishing activity data
Article 146h
Exchange of sales related data
Article 146i
Transmission of aggregated catch data
Article 146j
Changes to XML formats and implementation documents
Article 146k
Exchange of inspection and surveillance related data
CHAPTER II
Websites of Member States
Article 147
Operation of websites and web services
Article 148
Publicly accessible website and web services
Article 149
Secured website and web services
TITLE X
IMPLEMENTATION
CHAPTER I
Mutual assistance
Section 1
General provisions
Article 150
Scope
Article 151
Costs
Article 152
Single authority
Article 153
Follow up measures
Section 2
Information without prior request
Article 154
Information without prior request
Section 3
Article 155
Definition
Article 156
General requirements
Article 157
Transmission of requests and replies
Article 158
Requests for information
Article 159
Requests for enforcement measures
Article 160
Deadline for replies to requests for information and enforcement measures
Article 161
Requests for administrative notification
Section 4
Article 162
Communication between the Member States and the Commission or the body designated by it
Article 163
Coordination by the Commission or the body designated by it
Section 5
Article 164
Information exchange with third countries
CHAPTER II
Reporting obligations
Article 165
Format and deadlines for reports
TITLE XI
FINAL PROVISIONS
Article 166
Repeals
Article 167
Entry into force
ANNEX I
ANNEX II
MINIMUM INFORMATION FOR THE FISHING LICENCES
1.
FISHING VESSEL DETAILS
2.
LICENCE HOLDER / FISHING VESSEL OWNER / FISHING VESSEL AGENT...
3.
CHARACTERISTICS OF FISHING CAPACITY
OTHER NATIONAL MEASURES AS APPLICABLE
ANNEX III
MINIMUM INFORMATION FOR FISHING AUTHORISATIONS
A.
IDENTIFICATION
1.
United Kingdom fleet register number
2.
Name of fishing vessel
3.
External registration letters and number
B.
FISHING CONDITIONS
1.
Date of issue:
2.
Period of validity:
3.
Conditions of authorisation including, where appropriate, species, zone and fishing...
ANNEX IV
CHARACTERISTICS OF MARKER BUOYS
WESTERN END MARKER BUOYS
EASTERN END MARKER BUOYS
INTERMEDIARY MARKER BUOYS
ANNEX V
ELECTRONIC DATA TRANSMISSION FORMAT OF THE VMS DATA FROM THE FLAG TO THE COASTAL MEMBER STATE
A.
Content of position report and definition of the data elements...
B.
Structure of the position report
ANNEX VI
MODEL OF COMBINED UNION FISHING LOGBOOK, LANDING DECLARATION AND TRANSHIPMENT DECLARATION
ANNEX VII
ANNEX VIII
ANNEX IX
ANNEX X
INSTRUCTIONS TO MASTERS OF FISHING VESSELS REQUIRED TO COMPLETE AND SUBMIT A FISHING LOGBOOK, A LANDING DECLARATION OR A TRANSHIPMENT DECLARATION
The following general and minimum information on the vessel or...
1.
INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING THE FISHING LOGBOOK
2.
INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING THE LANDING/TRANSHIPMENT DECLARATION
3.
ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR RECORDING FISHING EFFORT IN THE FISHING LOGBOOK...
3.1.
Information concerning fishing effort
(a)
Crossing an effort zone
(b)
Entry into an effort zone
(c)
Exit from an effort zone
(d)
Trans-zonal fishing activities .
(e)
Additional information for fishing vessels using static gears:
3.2.
Information concerning the communication of vessel movements
ANNEX XI
ANNEX XII
STANDARDS FOR ELECTRONIC DATA EXCHANGE
The format for electronic data exchange is based on the...
Standards are available for:
P1000 – 1; General principles P1000 – 3; Fishing Activity...
The BRS documents and the translation in computer readable form...
ANNEX XIII
ANNEX XIV
ANNEX XV
ANNEX XVI
METHODOLOGY FOR ESTABLISHING THE SAMPLING PLANS REFERRED TO IN ARTICLES 16(1) AND 25(1) OF THE CONTROL REGULATION
This Annex lays down the methodology on the basis of...
1.
For the purpose of this Annex the following definitions shall...
2.
The aim of the sampling plan shall be to monitor...
3.
The sampling unit shall in principle be the metier. Each...
4.
The target population shall comprise landings by metier from active...
5.
The size of the sample shall be determined on the...
6.
Member States shall define risk at the following levels: ‘very...
7.
In establishing the level of risk of non compliance with...
8.
When drawing up the sampling plans, Member States shall take...
9.
Sampling intensity shall take into account the variability of the...
10.
Where fisheries products are landed in standardized boxes, the minimum...
11.
Precision/confidence levels shall apply as are set out in Levels...
12.
The sampling plan shall also include information on how the...
ANNEX XVII
FISHING EFFORT REPORTING FORMATS
1.
For the purposes of this Regulation in a fishing effort...
2.
Masters of Union fishing vessels shall communicate the following information...
3.
Masters of Union fishing vessels shall communicate the following information...
4.
Notwithstanding paragraph 3, where masters of Union fishing vessels conduct...
5.
Member States shall ensure that Masters of fishing vessels flying...
ANNEX XVIII
METHODOLOGY FOR CALCULATING THE AVERAGE NET WEIGHT OF BOXES OR BLOCKS OF FROZEN FISHERIES PRODUCTS
Sampling Plan Lot size(number of boxes) Sample size(number of pallets...
ANNEX XIX
METHODOLOGY FOR ESTABLISHING THE SAMPLING PLANS FOR WEIGHING OF LANDINGS OF FISHERIES PRODUCTS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM REFERRED TO IN ARTICLE 60(1) OF THE CONTROL REGULATION
This Annex lays down the methodology for a fisheries administration...
1.
The aim of the sampling plan shall be to ensure...
2.
The size of the sample to be weighed shall be...
3.
A fisheries administration must establish risk at the following levels...
4.
In establishing the level of risk of non compliance with...
5.
The sampling shall be representative and at least as efficient...
6.
Where fisheries products are landed in standardized boxes, the minimum...
7.
The sampling plan shall also include information on measures taken...
8.
Any risk analysis, data assessment, validation procedure, audit procedure, or...
ANNEX XX
METHODOLOGY FOR ESTABLISHING THE SAMPLING PLANS REFERRED TO IN ARTICLE 60(3) OF THE CONTROL REGULATION
This Annex lays down the methodology for a fisheries administration...
1.
The aim of the sampling plans shall be to verify...
2.
A fisheries administration must ensure that sampling is carried out...
3.
The size of the sample shall be determined on the...
4.
A fisheries administration must establish risk at the following levels:...
5.
In establishing the level of risk of non compliance with...
6.
Sampling of landings of fisheries products shall be at least...
7.
The sampling plan shall include measures to ensure that the...
8.
The number of boxes sample weighed shall be proportionate to...
9.
When fisheries products from such vessels are weighed before first...
10.
The sampling plan shall also include measures to ensure that:...
11.
Any risk analysis, data assessment, validation procedure, audit procedure, or...
ANNEX XXI
METHODOLOGY FOR ESTABLISHING THE CONTROL PLANS REFERRED TO IN ARTICLE 61(1) OF THE CONTROL REGULATION
This Annex lays down the methodology for a fisheries administration...
1.
The aim of the control plan shall be to minimise...
2.
The size of the sample shall be determined on the...
3.
A fisheries administration must define risk at the following levels...
4.
In establishing the level of risk of non compliance with...
5.
Control plans shall include, but not be limited to.
6.
Where fisheries products are held in standardized boxes, a number...
7.
The control plan shall include measures to ensure that the...
8.
Any risk analysis, data assessment, validation procedure, audit procedure, or...
ANNEX XXII
This Annex lays down the methodology for Member States to...
1.
The aim of the common control programme shall be to...
2.
The size of the sample shall be determined on the...
3.
Member States shall define risk at the following levels ‘very...
4.
In establishing the level of risk of non compliance with...
5.
Common control programmes shall include, but not be limited to....
6.
Where fisheries products are held in standardized boxes, a number...
7.
The common control programme shall include measures to ensure that...
8.
Any risk analysis, data assessment, validation procedure, audit procedure, or...
ANNEX XXIII
LIST OF INFORMATION REQUIRED FOR COMPLETION OF SURVEILLANCE REPORTS REGARDING SIGHTINGS AND DETECTIONS OF FISHING VESSELS
General information
Details of the fishing vessel
Other information
Instructions for completing the surveillance reports:
Rules for the electronic exchange of surveillance reports:
ANNEX XXIV
INFORMATION WHICH SHALL BE LISTED ON THE SECURE SUBPAGES OF SECURE WEBSITES
1.
List of officials in charge of inspection (Article 116(1)(a) of...
2.
The data from the inspection and surveillance database referred to...
3.
The data of the VMS referred to in Article 19...
4.
The data with the fishing licences and authorisations issued and...
5.
All data elements defined in Annexes II and III to...
6.
The way of measuring the continuous period of 24 hours...
7.
The data on fishing opportunities referred to in Article 33...
8.
National control action programmes (Article 116(1)(g) of the Control Regulation)....
ANNEX XXV
TASKS OF CONTROL OBSERVERS
1.
Control observers shall note all fishing activities whilst embarked in...
2.
Control observers shall note any interference with the satellite tracking...
ANNEX XXVI
FORMAT OF CONTROL OBSERVER REPORT
OBSERVER DETAILS Name Designated by (competent authority) Deployed by (employing...
FISHING VESSEL DETAILS Type Flag state Name United Kingdom fleet...
GEAR TYPES CARRIED 1. 2. 3.
GEAR OBSERVED USED DURING TRIP 1. 2. 3.
DETAILS OF FISHING OPERATIONS Fishing operation reference number (if applicable)...
CATCHES Species Retained Discarded Estimated quantities of each species in...
OBSERVATIONS OF NON-COMPLIANCE
END OF THE FISHING TRIP SUMMARY
ANNEX XXVII
INSPECTION REPORTS
MINIMUM INFORMATION REQUIRED FOR COMPLETION OF INSPECTION REPORTS
Instructions for completing the inspection reports:
Rules for the electronic exchange of inspection reports:
MODULE 1: INSPECTION OF A FISHING VESSEL AT SEA
1.
Inspection report reference
2.
Member State and inspection authority
3.
Inspection vessel (flag, name and external registration number)
4.
International radio call sign
5.
Date of the inspection (start)
6.
Time of the inspection (start)
7.
Date of the inspection (finish)
8.
Time of the inspection (finish)
9.
Position of the inspection vessel (latitude, longitude)
10.
Location of the inspection vessel (detailed fishing area)
11.
Inspector in charge
12.
Nationality
13.
Inspector 2
14.
Nationality
15.
Target fishing vessel details (name, external registration number, flag)
16.
Position and location of the vessel vessel if different from...
17.
Type of the vessel
18.
Certificate of registry ID
19.
International radio call sign
20.
International Maritime Organisation number
21.
Community Fleet Register number
22.
Owner details (name, nationality and address)
23.
Charterer details (name, nationality and address)
24.
Agent details (name, nationality and address)
25.
Master details (name, nationality and address)
26.
Radio call pre boarding
27.
Fishing log-book completed before inspection
28.
Boarding ladder
29.
Identification for inspectors
30.
Infringements or observations
31.
Inspections of documents and authorisations
32.
Certificate of registry ID
33.
Engine propulsion power check
34.
Fishing licence details
35.
Fishing authorisation details
36.
VMS operational
37.
Remote electronic monitoring operational
38.
Number(s) of paper fishing log sheet(s)
39.
E-fishing logbook reference
40.
Prior notification reference
41.
Purpose of notification
42.
Fish room certificate
43.
Stowage plan
44.
Ullage tables for refrigerated sea water tanks
45.
Certification for on board weighing systems
46.
Membership of a producer organisation
47.
Last port of call details (port, state and date)
48.
Infringements or observations
49.
Catch inspection
50.
Catch on board details (species, quantities in live weight equivalent...
51.
Margin of tolerance per species
52.
Separate registration of undersized fish
53.
Separate stowage for demersal stocks under multi-annual plans
54.
Separate stowage for undersized fish
55.
Weighing check, box/container count, ullage tables or sampling
56.
Registration of discard details (species, quantities)
57.
Infringements or observations
58.
Gear inspection
59.
Gear details (type)
60.
Net attachment(s) or device(s) details (type)
61.
Mesh size or dimension details
62.
Twine details (type, thickness)
63.
Gear marking
64.
Infringements or observations
65.
Inspectors' comments
66.
Master's comments
67.
Action(s) taken
68.
Inspectors' signature
69.
Master's signature
MODULE 2: INSPECTION OF FISHING VESSEL(S) ON TRANSHIPMENT
1.
Inspection report reference
2.
Member State and inspection authority
3.
Inspection vessel (flag, name and external registration number)
4.
International radio call sign
5.
Date of the inspection (start)
6.
Time of the inspection (start)
7.
Date of the inspection (finish)
8.
Time of the inspection (finish)
9.
Position of the inspection vessel (latitude, longitude)
10.
Location of the inspection vessel (detailed fishing area)
11.
Location of the port
12.
Designated port
13.
Inspector in charge
14.
Nationality
15.
Inspector 2
16.
Nationality
17.
Donor fishing vessel details (name, external registration number, flag)
18.
Position and location of the vessel (latitude, longitude, detailed fishing...
19.
Type of the vessel
20.
Certificate of registry ID
21.
International radio call sign
22.
International Maritime Organisation number
23.
Community Fleet Register number
24.
Owner details (name, nationality and address)
25.
Charterer details (name, nationality and address)
26.
Agent details (name, nationality and address)
27.
Master details (name, nationality and address)
28.
VMS check pre-boarding
29.
Fishing log-book completed before transhipment
30.
Infringements or observations
31.
Inspections of documents and authorisations
32.
Certificate of registry ID
33.
Fishing licence details
34.
Fishing authorisation details
35.
Transhipment authorisation details
36.
VMS operational
37.
Number(s) of paper fishing log sheet(s)
38.
E-fishing logbook reference
39.
Prior notification reference
40.
Purpose of prior notification (including IUU regime)
41.
Last port of call details (port, state and date)
42.
Infringements or observations
43.
Catch inspection
44.
Catch on board details (before transhipment) (species, quantities in product...
45.
Margin of tolerance per species
46.
Catch transhipped details (species, quantities in product weight including for...
47.
Infringements or observations
48.
Receiving fishing vessel details (name, external registration number, flag)
49.
Position and location of the vessel (latitude, longitude, detailed fishing...
50.
Type of the vessel
51.
Certificate of registry ID
52.
International radio call sign
53.
International Maritime Organisation number
54.
Community Fleet Register number
55.
Owner details (name, nationality and address)
56.
Charterer details (name, nationality and address)
57.
Agent details (name, nationality and address)
58.
Master details (name, nationality and address)
59.
VMS check pre-boarding
60.
Fishing log-book completed before transhipment
61.
Infringements or observations
62.
Inspections of documents and authorisations
63.
Certificate of registry ID
64.
Fishing licence details
65.
VMS operational
66.
Number(s) of paper fishing log sheet(s)
67.
E-fishing logbook reference
68.
Prior notification reference
69.
Purpose of prior notification
70.
Last port of call details (port, state and date)
71.
Infringements or observations
72.
Catch inspection
73.
Catch on board details (before transhipment) (species, quantities in product...
74.
Catch received details (species, quantities in product weight including for...
75.
Infringements or observations
76.
Inspectors' comments
77.
Master(s)' comments
78.
Action(s) taken
79.
Inspectors' signature
80.
Master(s)' signature
MODULE 3: INSPECTION OF A FISHING VESSEL IN PORT OR...
1.
Inspection report reference
2.
Member State and inspection authority
3.
Date of the inspection (start of inspection
4.
Time of the inspection (start of inspection)
5.
Date of the inspection (finish of inspection)
6.
Time of the inspection (finish of inspection)
7.
Location of the port
8.
Designated port
9.
Inspector in charge
10.
Nationality
11.
Inspector 2
12.
Nationality
13.
Target fishing vessel details (name, external registration number, flag)
14.
Type of the vessel
15.
Certificate of registry ID
16.
International radio call sign
17.
International Maritime Organisation number
18.
Community Fleet Register number
19.
Owner details (name, nationality and address)
20.
Beneficial owner details (name, nationality and address
21.
Charterer details (name, nationality and address)
22.
Agent details (name, nationality and address)
23.
Master details (name, nationality and address)
24.
VMS check pre-arrival to land
25.
Fishing log-book completed before arrival
26.
Identification for inspectors
27.
Infringements or observations
28.
Inspections of documents and authorisations
29.
Certificate of registry ID
30.
Fishing licence details
31.
Fishing authorisation details
32.
Port access and landing authorisation details
33.
Number(s) of paper fishing log sheet(s)
34.
E-fishing logbook reference
35.
Prior notification reference
36.
Purpose of prior notification (including IUU regime)
37.
Fish room certificate
38.
Stowage plan
39.
Ullage tables for refrigerated sea water tanks
40.
Certification for on board weighing systems
41.
Membership of a producer organisation
42.
Last port of call details (date, state and port)
43.
Infringements or observations
44.
Catch inspection
45.
Catch on board details (species, quantities in product weight including...
46.
Margin of tolerance per species
47.
Separate registration of undersized fish
48.
Catch offloaded details (species, quantities in product weight including for...
49.
Minimum conservation reference size checked
50.
Labelling
51.
Weighing check, box/container count or sampling check on discharge
52.
Hold check after discharge
53.
Catch weighing on landing
54.
Infringements or observations
55.
Transhipment details for catches received from other fishing vessel(s)
56.
Donor fishing vessel(s) details (name, external registration number, international radio...
57.
Transhipment declaration details
58.
Catch transhipped details (species, quantities in product weight including for...
59.
Other catch documentation (catch certificates)
60.
Infringements or observations
61.
Gear inspection
62.
Gear details (type)
63.
Net attachment(s) or device(s) details (type)
64.
Mesh size or dimension details
65.
Twine details (type, thickness)
66.
Gear marking
67.
Infringements or observations
68.
Status of the fishing vessel in RFMO area(s) where the...
69.
Inspectors' comments
70.
Master's comment
71.
Action(s) taken
72.
Inspectors' signature
73.
Master's signature
MODULE 4: MARKET/ PREMISES INSPECTION
1.
Inspection report reference
2.
Member State and inspection authority
3.
Date of the inspection (start of inspection)
4.
Time of the inspection (start of inspection)
5.
Date of the inspection (finish of inspection)
6.
Time of the inspection (finish of inspection)
7.
Location of the port
8.
Inspector in charge
9.
Nationality
10.
Inspector 2
11.
Nationality
12.
Identification for inspectors
13.
Market or premises inspection details (name and address)
14.
Owner details (name, nationality and address)
15.
Owner representative details (name, nationality and address)
16.
Inspected fisheries products details (species, quantities in product weight including...
17.
Registered buyer, auction centre or other bodies or persons responsible...
18.
Minimum conservation reference size checked
19.
Labelling for traceability
20.
Common marketing standards
21.
Size categories
22.
Freshness categories
23.
Fisheries products subject to storage mechanism inspected
24.
Fisheries products weighed before sale
25.
Weighing systems calibrated and sealed
26.
Infringements or observations
27.
Inspection of documents related to inspected fisheries products
28.
Landing declaration details
29.
Take-over declaration details
30.
Transport document details
31.
Supplier invoices and sales notes details
32.
IUU catch certificate details
33.
Importer details (name, nationality and address)
34.
Infringements or observations
35.
Inspectors' comments
36.
Operator's comments
37.
Action(s) taken
38.
Inspectors' signature
39.
Operator's signature
MODULE 5: INSPECTION OF TRANSPORT VEHICLE
1.
Inspection report reference
2.
Member State and inspection authority (*)
3.
Date of the inspection (start) (*)
4.
Time of the inspection (start) (*)
5.
Date of the inspection (finish) (*)
6.
Time of the inspection (finish) (*)
7.
Location of inspection (address) (*)
8.
Inspector in charge (*)
9.
Nationality
10.
Inspector 2 (*)
11.
Nationality
12.
Identification for inspectors
13.
Target vehicle details (type and nationality) (*)
14.
Tractor identification (registration plate number) (*)
15.
Trailer identification (registration plate number) (*)
16.
Owner details (name, nationality and address) (*)
17.
Driver details (name, nationality and address) (*)
18.
Inspection of documents related to fisheries products (*)
19.
Fisheries products weighed before transport (species, quantities in product weight...
20.
Destination of the vehicle (*)
21.
Transport document details
22.
Electronic transmission of the transport document to the flag Member...
23.
Fishing logbook of the originating vessel attached to the transport...
24.
Electronic transmission of the fishing logbook of the originating vessel...
25.
Other catch document attached to transport document (catch certificate)
26.
Transport document received before arrival by the landing or marketing...
27.
Landing declaration details
28.
Take-over declaration details
29.
Take-over cross check with landing declaration
30.
Sales note or invoices details
31.
Labelling for traceability
32.
Sample weighing of box/containers
33.
Weighing systems calibrated and sealed
34.
Weighing record
35.
Vehicle or container sealed
36.
Seal details noted on the transport document
37.
Inspection authority who affixed the seals (*)
38.
Status of seals (*)
39.
Infringements or observations (*)
40.
Fisheries products transported before weighing (species, quantities in product weight...
41.
Destination of the vehicle (*)
42.
Transport document details
43.
Electronic transmission of the transport document to the flag Member...
44.
Fishing logbook of the originating vessel attached to the transport...
45.
Electronic transmission of the fishing logbook of the originating vessel...
46.
Transport document received before arrival by the landing or marketing...
47.
Landing declaration details
48.
Weighing of fisheries products observed on arrival at destination by...
49.
Registered buyer, auction centre or other bodies or persons responsible...
50.
Vehicle or container sealed
51.
Seal details noted on the transport document
52.
Inspection authority who affixed the seals (*)
53.
Status of seals (*)
54.
Infringements or observations (*)
55.
Inspectors' comments (*)
56.
Transporter's comments (*)
57.
Action(s) taken (*)
58.
Inspectors' signature (*)
59.
Transporter's signature (*)
ANNEX XXVIII
MARKING OF FISHERY INSPECTION MEANS
INSPECTION PENNANT OR SYMBOL
ANNEX XXIX
CONSTRUCTION AND USE OF BOARDING LADDERS
1.
The provisions of this Annex shall apply to safe and...
2.
A boarding ladder shall be provided which shall be efficient...
3.
The ladder shall be positioned and secured so that:
4.
The steps of the boarding ladder shall:
5.
No boarding ladder shall have more than two replacement steps...
6.
The side ropes of the ladder shall consist of two...
7.
Battens made of hardwood, or other material of equivalent properties,...
8.
Means shall be provided to ensure safe and convenient passage...
9.
Where such passage is by means of a bulwark ladder,...
10.
Lighting shall be provided at night so that both the...
11.
Means shall be provided to enable the boarding ladder to...
12.
The rigging of the ladder and the embarkation and disembarkation...
13.
Where on any fishing vessel constructional features such as rubbing...
ANNEX XXX
POINTS TO BE ASSIGNED FOR SERIOUS INFRINGEMENTS
No Serious infringement Points 1 Not fulfilling of obligations to...
ANNEX XXXI
. . . . . . . . . . ...
I-A
Regulation (EC) No 1198/2006
Columns 1 to 6:
Administrative details of operation
Columns 7 to 10:
Expenditure forecasts under operation in accordance with administrative decision granting ...
Columns 11 to13:
Information concerning financial implementation of operation — statement of eligible ...
I-B
Regulation (EC) No 861/2006
Columns 1 to 3:
Administrative details of the project
Columns 4 to 6:
Eligible expenditure under project concerned in accordance with the financial ...
Column 7:
Information concerning financial implementation of the project — statement of ...
ANNEX XXXII
ANNEX XXXIII
INFORMATION WHICH SHALL BE LISTED ON THE PUBLIC SUBPAGES OF PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE WEBSITES
1.
The responsible authorities for issuing fishing licences and authorisations (Article...
2.
List of designated ports for the purpose of transhipment (Article...
3.
List of designated ports defined in a multiannual plan (Article...
4.
Real-time closures by Member States (Article 115(d) of the Control...
5.
Contact point details for the transmission or submission of fishing...
6.
Real-time closures by the Commission (Article 115(f) of the Control...
7.
Decision to close a fishery (Article 115(g) of the Control...
ANNEX XXXIV
ANNEX XXXV
ANNEX XXXVI
ANNEX XXXVII
1.
GENERAL PRINCIPLES
2.
GENERAL CONDITIONS FOR ACCESS TO WATERS AND RESOURCES
2.1
Article 6 of the Control Regulation
2.2
Article 7 of the Control Regulation
2.3
Article 8 of the Control Regulation
2.4
Article 9 of the Control Regulation
2.5
Article 10 of the Control Regulation
2.6
Article 11 of the Control Regulation
2.7
Article 13 of the Control Regulation
3.
CONTROL OF FISHERIES
3.1
Articles 14, 15 and 16 of the Control Regulation
3.2
Articles 16 and 25 of the Control Regulation
3.3
Article 17 of the Control Regulation
3.4
Article 18 of the Control Regulation
3.5
Article 20 of the Control Regulation
3.6
Articles 21 and 22 of the Control Regulation
3.7
Article 26 of the Control Regulation
3.8
Articles 33 and 34 of the Control Regulation
3.9
Article 35 of the Control Regulation
4.
CONTROL OF FLEET MANAGEMENT
4.1
Article 38 of the Control Regulation
4.2
Article 42 of the Control Regulation
4.3
Article 43 of the Control Regulation
4.4
Article 44 of the Control Regulation
4.5
Article 46 of the Control Regulation
5.
5.1
5.1
5.2
Article 48 of the Control Regulation
5.3
Article 49 of the Control Regulation
6.
6.1
6.1
7.
7.1
7.1
8.
8.1
8.1
9.
CONTROL OF MARKETING
9.1
Article 56 of the Control Regulation
9.2
Article 57 of the Control Regulation
9.3
Article 58 of the Control Regulation
9.4
Article 59 of the Control Regulation
9.5
Article 60 of the Control Regulation
9.6
Article 61 of the Control Regulation
9.7
Article 62 of the Control Regulation
9.8
Article 66 of the Control Regulation
9.9
Article 68 of the Control Regulation
10.
PRODUCER ORGANISATIONS AND PRICE AND INTERVENTION
10.1
Article 69 of the Control Regulation
10.2
Article 70 of the Control Regulation
11.
SURVEILLANCE
11.1
Article 71 of the Control Regulation
11.2
Article 73 of the Control Regulation
12.
INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT
12.1
Articles 74 and 76 of the Control Regulation
12.2
12.3
12.4
12.5
12.6
Article 75 of the Control Regulation
12.7
Article 79
12.8
Articles 80, 81, 82, 83 and 84 of the Control...
12.9
Articles 85 and 86 of the Control Regulation
13.
ENFORCEMENT
13.1
Article 92 of the Control Regulation
13.2
Article 93 of the Control Regulation
14.
CONTROL PROGRAMMES
14.1
Article 94 of the Control Regulation
14.2
Article 95 of the Control Regulation
15.
15.1
15.1
16.
16.1
16.1
Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) No 404/2011
of 8 April 2011
laying down detailed rules for the implementation of Council Regulation (EC) No 1224/2009 establishing a Community control system for ensuring compliance with the rules of the Common Fisheries Policy
THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION,
Having regard to the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union,
Having regard to Council Regulation (EC) No 1224/2009 of 20 November 2009 establishing a Community control system for ensuring compliance with the rules of the Common Fisheries Policy, amending Regulations (EC) No 847/96, (EC) No 2371/2002, (EC) No 811/2004, (EC) No 768/2005, (EC) No 2115/2005, (EC) No 2166/2005, (EC) No 388/2006, (EC) No 509/2007, (EC) No 676/2007, (EC) No 1098/2007, (EC) No 1300/2008, (EC) No 1342/2008 and repealing Regulations (EEC) No 2847/93, (EC) No 1627/94 and (EC) No 1966/2006 , and in particular Articles 6(5), 7(5), 8(1), 9(5), 14(10), 15(9), 16(2), 21(7), 22(7), 23(5), 24(8) and 25(2), Article 32, Articles 37(4), 40(6), 55(5), 58(9), 60(7), Article 61, and Articles 64(2), 72(5), 73(9), 74(6), 75(2), 76(4), 78(2), 79(7), 92(5), 103(8), 105(6), 106(4), 107(4), 111(3), 116(6), 117(4) and 118(5) thereof,
Whereas:
(1)
Regulation (EC) No 1224/2009 (hereafter referred to as ‘the Control Regulation’) provides for the adoption of detailed rules and measures to implement certain provisions it sets out.
(2)
With a view to ensuring a coherent application of these detailed rules the establishment of certain definitions is necessary.
(3)
Article 6(1) of the Control Regulation provides that a Union fishing vessel may only be used for the commercial exploitation of living aquatic resources if it has a valid fishing licence. Article 7(1) of the Control Regulation provides that a Union fishing vessel shall only be authorised to carry out specific fishing activities in so far as they are indicated in a valid fishing authorisation. It is appropriate to establish common rules for the issuance and management of such fishing licences and fishing authorisations to ensure a common standard of information contained therein.
(4)
Article 8(1) of the Control Regulation provides that a master of a fishing vessel has to respect conditions and restrictions relating to the marking and identification of fishing vessels and their gear. As such conditions and restrictions apply to Union waters it is necessary to establish them at the level of the European Union.
(5)
According to Article 9(1) of the Control Regulation, Member States shall operate a satellite-based Vessel Monitoring System for the effective monitoring of fishing activities of their fishing vessels wherever they may be and of fishing activities in their waters. It is appropriate to establish common specifications at the level of the European Union for such a system. Such specifications should set out in particular the characteristics of satellite tracking devices, details on the transmission of position data and rules in the case of a technical failure or non-functioning of satellite tracking devices.
(6)
Article 14(1) of the Control Regulation provides that masters of Union fishing vessels of 10 metres length overall or more have to keep a fishing logbook of their operations. It is necessary to determine the information that has to be recorded in the fishing logbooks and their format.
(7)
Article 14(7) of the Control Regulation provides that masters of Union fishing vessels have to use conversion factors established at EU level for converting stored or processed fish weight into live fish weight. It is therefore necessary to establish such conversion factors.
(8)
Article 15(1) of the Control Regulation provides that masters of Union fishing vessels of 12 metres length overall or more have to record logbook information by electronic means. It is appropriate to establish the requirements for the electronic completion and transmission of this information and to specify their format.
(9)
Articles 21(1) and 23(1) of the Control Regulation provide that masters of Union fishing vessels of 10 metres length overall and more have to complete and submit transhipment and landing declarations. It is appropriate to determine the information that has to be contained in these declarations and to specify the details of their submission.
(10)
Articles 22(1) and 24(1) of the Control Regulation provides for the electronic completion and transmission of transhipment and landing declarations by electronic means. It is appropriate to establish the requirements for the electronic completion and transmission of these data and to specify their format.
(11)
Articles 16(1) and 25(1) of the Control Regulation provide that every Member State has to monitor on the basis of sampling the activities of fishing vessels which are not subject to logbook requirements and landing declarations. With a view to ensure common standards of such samplings detailed rules, should be established at the level of the European Union.
(12)
Article 37 of the Control Regulation provides that necessary corrective actions are to be taken by the Commission in case the Commission has prohibited fishing because of the alleged exhaustion of the fishing opportunities available to a Member State or group of Member States, or to the European Union and it transpires that a Member State has not in fact exhausted its fishing opportunities. It is necessary to adopt adequate rules for the reallocation of such fishing opportunities, which take into account situations where a total allowable catch (TAC) for the EU is available or not, or where due to the annual setting of fishing opportunities circumstances do not permit such reallocation.
(13)
Articles 39 to 41 of the Control Regulation foresee rules to ensure that the engine power of fishing vessels is not exceeded. It is necessary to establish the technical rules of the relevant certifications and verifications to be done in this field.
(14)
Article 55 of the Control Regulation provides that Member States should ensure that recreational fisheries are conducted in a manner compatible with the objectives of the Common Fisheries Policy. For stocks under a recovery plan Member States should collect catch data of recreational fisheries. Where such fisheries have a significant impact on the resources, specific management measures may be decided by the Council. It is appropriate to lay down detailed rules for the establishment of sampling plans in order to allow Member States to monitor the catches of stocks subject to recovery plans by recreational fisheries practised from their vessels, in waters subject to their sovereignty or jurisdiction.
(15)
In order to establish a comprehensive control regime the whole chain of production and marketing should be covered by such a regime. Article 58 of the Control Regulation provides for a coherent traceability system to ensure that all lots of fisheries and aquaculture products are traceable at all stages of production, processing and distribution, from catching or harvesting to the retail stage. It is necessary to lay down common rules for identification procedures of the product concerned.
(16)
Article 60 of the Control Regulation provides that all fishery products are to be weighed on systems approved by the competent authorities unless they have adopted a sampling plan approved by the Commission. It is necessary to establish common rules in all Member States for the weighing of fresh and frozen fisheries products, as well as for the weighing of transhipped fisheries products, and for the weighing of fisheries products after transport from the place of landing.
(17)
Article 61 of the Control Regulation provides for the possibility for fisheries products to be weighed after transport under the condition that the Member State has adopted a control plan or, when the fisheries products are transported to another Member State, that the Member States concerned have adopted a common control programme that are approved by the Commission and based on a risk-based methodology adopted by the Commission. This risk-based methodology needs to be defined.
(18)
The fishery on herring, mackerel and horse mackerel has some specific features. For this reason it is appropriate to establish special rules on weighing and related elements to take account of these specific features.
(19)
Article 64 of the Control Regulation foresees that the detailed rules on the content of sales notes are to be adopted. It is pertinent to include such rules in this Regulation.
(20)
Articles 71 and 72 of the Control Regulation provide that Member States shall carry out surveillance in Union waters and take the necessary measures if a sighting does not correspond to the information available to them. It is necessary to lay down common rules regarding the content of a surveillance report, and its means of transmission.
(21)
Article 73 of the Control Regulation provides the possibility for the Council to establish control observer schemes and establishes in general lines the profile and tasks of control observers on board fishing vessels. Therefore detailed rules on the deployment and duties of control observers should be drawn up.
(22)
According to Chapter I of Title VII of the Control Regulation, rules are to be established for the conduct of inspections in order to enhance a standardised approach to control activities carried out by Member States. Rules should be laid down for the conduct of officials in charge of inspections, and the obligations of Member States regarding the behaviour of their officials authorised to conduct such inspections. At the same time, the duties of operators during inspection should be clarified. It is also necessary to lay down common principles for inspection procedures at sea, in port, during transport, at market places, and regarding inspection reports and their transmission.
(23)
Article 79 of the Control Regulation provides that Union inspectors may carry out inspections in Union waters and on Union fishing vessels outside Union waters. It is appropriate to draw up rules regarding the nomination of Union inspectors, their tasks and obligations, as well as the type of follow up to be given to their report.
(24)
Article 92 of the Control Regulation provides for the establishment of a point system for serious infringements with the aim to ensure compliance with the rules of the Common Fisheries Policy and a level playing field in all Union waters. For this to be achieved, it is necessary to establish common rules at the level of the European Union for the application of such a point system, including a list of points to be attributed for each serious infringement.
(25)
In accordance with Article 5(6) and Article 103 of the Control Regulation, the financial assistance in the framework of Council Regulation (EC) No 1198/2006 of 27 July 2006 on the European Fisheries Fund and Council Regulation (EC) No 861/2006 of 22 May 2006 establishing Community financial measures for the implementation of the Common Fisheries Policy and in the area of the Law of the Sea is made conditional upon compliance by Member States with their obligations in the fields of fisheries conservation and control, the Commission having the possibility under certain conditions to suspend and cancel such financial assistance. It is necessary to lay down detailed rules for the application of these measures.
(26)
Article 107 of the Control Regulation provides for deduction of quotas by the Commission in cases of failure by Member States to comply with the rules on stocks subject to multiannual plans which leads to a serious threat to the conservation of such stocks. Rules should therefore be drawn up regarding the extent of the deduction, taking into account the nature of the non-compliance, the extent of its impact, as well as the gravity of the threat to the resource.
(27)
Chapter I of Title XII of the Control Regulation establishes rules on the handling of data recorded for the purpose of that Regulation, including the obligation for the Member States to set up a computerised database and a validation system and the provisions on accessing and exchanging such data. It is necessary to lay down common rules establishing procedures to process such data and to ensure access to it by the Commission and specifying the requirements for the exchange of data.
(28)
Article 110 of the Control Regulation deals with the remote access of the Commission or the body designated by it to computer files containing the data recorded by fisheries monitoring centres of Member States. In order to ensure such an access it is pertinent to establish clear rules on the conditions and the procedures that should be respected.
(29)
Articles 114 to 116 of the Control Regulation provide that the Member States have to establish official websites. With a view to ensure their equal accessibility in all Member States it is pertinent to establish rules at EU level on these websites.
(30)
According to Article 117 of the Control Regulation a system of mutual assistance shall be established for ensuring the administrative cooperation among Member States and the Commission. Such administrative cooperation is essential to ensure that a level playing field in the EU is established and that illegal activities are properly investigated and sanctioned. Rules should therefore be drawn up for a systematic exchange of information either on request or spontaneously, and for the possibility to request enforcement measures and administrative notification by another Member State.
(31)
The protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data by the Member States is governed by Directive 95/46/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 October 1995 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data . The protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data by the Commission is governed by Regulation (EC) No 45/2001 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 18 December 2000 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data by the Community institutions and bodies and on the free movement of such data , in particular as regards the requirements of confidentiality and security of processing, the transfer of personal data from the national systems of Member States to the Commission, the lawfulness of processing, and the rights of data subjects to information, access to and rectification of their personal data.
(32)

To facilitate the implementation of the fisheries control system, detailed rules should be concentrated in one single Regulation. The following Commission Regulations should therefore be repealed:
- Regulation (EEC) No 2807/83 laying down detailed rules for recording information on Member States’ catches of fish,
- Regulation (EEC) No 3561/85 concerning information about inspections of fishing activities carried out by national control authorities,
- Regulation (EEC) No 493/87 establishing detailed rules for remedying the prejudice caused on the halting of certain fisheries,
- Regulation (EEC) No 1381/87 establishing detailed rules concerning the marking and documentation of fishing vessels,
- Regulation (EEC) No 1382/87 establishing detailed rules concerning the inspection of fishing vessels,
- Regulation (EC) No 2943/95 setting out detailed rules for applying Council Regulation (EC) No 1627/94 laying down general provisions concerning special fishing permits,
- Regulation (EC) No 1449/98 laying down detailed rules for the application of Council Regulation (EEC) No 2847/93 as regards effort reports,
- Regulation (EC) No 356/2005 laying down detailed rules for the marking and identification of passive fishing gear and beam trawls,
- Regulation (EC) No 2244/2003 laying down detailed provisions regarding satellite-based Vessel Monitoring Systems,
- Regulation (EC) No 1281/2005 of the management of fishing licences and the minimal information to be contained therein,
- Regulation (EC) No 1042/2006 laying down detailed rules for the implementation of Article 28(3) and (4) of Council Regulation (EEC) No 2371/2002 on the conservation and sustainable exploitation of fisheries resources under the Common Fisheries Policy,
- Regulation (EC) No 1542/2007 on landing and weighing procedures for herring, mackerel and horse mackerel,
- Regulation (EC) No 1077/2008 laying down detailed rules for the implementation of Council Regulation (EC) No 1966/2006 on electronic recording and reporting of fishing activities and on means of remote sensing and repealing Regulation (EC) No 1566/2007, and
- Regulation (EC) No 409/2009 establishing Community conversion factors and presentation codes used to convert fish processed weight into fish weight, and amending Commission Regulation (EEC) No 2807/83.
(33)
The measures provided for in this Regulation are in accordance with the opinion of the Management Committee for Fisheries and Aquaculture,
HAS ADOPTED THIS REGULATION
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Substituted by Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2015/1962 of 28 October 2015 amending Implementing Regulation (EU) No 404/2011 laying down detailed rules for the implementation of Council Regulation (EC) No 1224/2009 establishing a Community control system for ensuring compliance with the rules of the common fisheries policy.
Regulation continued (31.12.2020) by The Common Fisheries Policy (Amendment etc.) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019 (S.I. 2019/739), regs. 1, 5(1); 2020 c. 1, Sch. 5 para. 1(1)