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►B COMMISSION REGULATION (EEC) No 2807/83
of 22 September 1983
laying down detailed rules for recording information on Member States’ catches of fish
(OJ L 276, 10.10.1983, p. 1)
Corrected by:
►C1Corrigendum, OJ L 353, 15.12.1983, p. 21 (2807/83)
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COMMISSION REGULATION (EEC) No 2807/83
of 22 September 1983
laying down detailed rules for recording information on Member
States’ catches of fish
THE COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES,
Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European EconomicCommunity,
Having regard to Council Regulation (EEC) No 170/83 of 25January
1983 establishing a Community system for the conservation andmanagement of fishery resources(
1),
Having regard to Council Regulation (EEC) No 2057/82 of 29 July
1982 establishing certain control measures for fishing activities byvessels of the Member States(
2), and in particular Article 13 thereof,
Whereas Article 3 of Council Regulation (EEC) No 2057/82 provides
that the masters of fishing vessels flying the flag of, or registered in, aMember State shall keep a log-book of their fishing operations;
Whereas standardized log-books will ensure Community-wide compli-
ance with the conservation measures adopted and should make for moreeffective monitoring of current rules and facilitate the scientific analysisof estimates of fish stocks and their exploitation;
Whereas, to guarantee compliance with the quotas allocated to each
Member State, a landing or transhipment declaration should becompleted by the master stating the quantities actually landed or tran-shipped;
Whereas this information should be transmitted systematically, by suit-
able means, in cases where the landing or transhipment is made morethan 15days after the catch;
Whereas the Management Committee for Fishery Resources has not
delivered an opinion within the time limit set by its chairman,
HAS ADOPTED THIS REGULATION:
Article 1
1. The log-book required under Article 3 of Regulation (EEC) No
2057/82 shall be filled in by the master in accordance with the modelshown in Annex I or Annex II, depending on the fishing zone, for allfishing operations relating to species subject to TACs in the respectiveICES/NAFO zones as referred to in paragraph 1 of the said Article 3.The form of log-book shown in Annex I shall be used for all fishingzones except those comprised in NAFO 1 and ICES V a) and XIV, forwhich the log-book shown in Annex II shall be used. These log-booksshall be completed in accordance with the instructions set out inAnnexes IV and V respectively.
2. The log-book shown in Annex I or Annex II shall also be kept in
the manner prescribed in paragraph 1 when such vessels are operatingin the waters of a non-member country, unless the non-member countryin question specifically requires a different kind of log-book.
3. The codes given in Annexes VI and VII shall be used for indi-
cating, under the appropriate headings of the log-book, the fishing gearused and the species caught.
(1) OJ No L 24, 27. 1. 1983, p. 1.
(2) OJ No L 220, 29. 7. 1982, p. 1.
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Article 2
1. The landing declaration provided for by Article 6 of Regulation
(EEC) No 2057/82 shall be completed as shown in Annex I or AnnexIII.
However, if the landing takes place in a port of the Member State
whose flag the vessel is flying or in which it is registered, another formspecified by that Member State may be used provided that it contains atleast the information set out in Annex III.
2. The transhipment declaration provided for by Article 7 of Regula-
tion (EEC) No 2057/82 shall be completed as shown in Annex I, exceptfor the waters in NAFO 1 and ICES V a) and XIV. In these waters thelanding or transhipment declaration as shown in Annex III shall beused.
3. The declarations shall be made in accordance with the instructions
set out in Annexes IV and V, as appropriate.
Article 3
The information communicated by the master pursuant to Article 8 of
Regulation (EEC) No 2057/82 to the authorities of the State whose flaghis vessel is flying or in which it is registered, where any landing ortranshipment takes place more than 15days after the catch, shallinclude:
— the quantities in kilograms of each species caught, transhipped or
landed since the last communication,
— the ICES/NAFO zone where the catches were made; catches made
in the waters of a non-member country or outside the sovereignty orjurisdiction of any State shall be indicated separately.
The information shall be communicated every 15days from the day on
which the first catch was taken, in accordance with the provisions ofAnnex VIII.
Article 4
The log-book and the landing or transhipment declaration may be
checked by a fisheries enforcement officer of the competent MemberState, in accordance with Article 1 (1) of Regulation (EEC) No 2057/82, to ensure compliance with all relevant conservation and controlprovisions, including those contained in this Regulation.
Article 5
1. Where the instructions set out in Annex IV state that the applica-
tion of a rule is optional, the Member State whose flag a vessel is flyingor in which it is registered is entitled to require that its master abide bythe rule in question.
2. The permitted margin of tolerance in estimates of the quantities, in
kilograms, of fish subject to a TAC that are retained on board shall be20 %.
Where such fish are held in boxes, baskets or other containers, the
precise number of boxes, baskets or other containers used shall berecorded.
Article 6
This Regulation shall enter into force on the third day following its
publication in the Official Journal of the European Communities .
It shall apply as from 90 days following the issue of the log-books to
the Member States.
This Regulation shall be binding in its entirety and directly applicable in
all Member States.
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ANNEX I

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ANNEX II

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ANNEX III

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ANNEX IV
INSTRUCTIONS TO MASTERS REQUIRED TO KEEP A LOG-BOOK
AS AT ANNEX I AND TO MAKE A LANDING/TRANSHIPMENT
DECLARATION AS AT ANNEX I OR ANNEX III
1. PRELIMINARY REMARK
These instructions are for masters of vessels who are required by the
rules of the European Economic Community to keep a log-book duringa fishing voyage and/or to produce a landing/transhipment declarationon return to port.
2. INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING THE LOG-BOOK2.1.General rule
2.1.1.Vessels requiredto keep a log-book
2.1.1.1. All waters except Skagerrak and Kattegat
Masters of all fishing vessels more than 10 metres in length shall keep a
log-book.
This rule shall not apply to vessels of more than 10 metres but not more
than 17 metres in length, on a fishing voyage of a maximum of 24 hoursmeasured from the time of leaving port to the time of returning to port.
2.1.1.2.Skagerrak and Kattegat
Masters of all fishing vessels more than 12 metres in length shall keep a
log-book.
2.1.2.How to complete the log-book
— The log-book shall be completed daily by not later than 24.00 hours
and at the time of arrival in port.
— The log-book shall also be completed at the time of any inspection
at sea.
— All the compulsory information shall be given.— Rules considered optional at Community level may be made manda-
tory if a Member State so wishes, in respect of vessels flying its flagor registered therein. In such cases the relevant authorities will issueadditional instructions.
2.1.3.Procedure for voyages in the waters of non-member countries
— If the non-member country in question has no specific requirements,
the Community log-book shall be used.
— If the non-member country in question specifies a different kind of
log-book, that shall be used instead of the Community log-book.
— If the non-member country in question does not specify a particular
log-book but does prescribe entries different from those required bythe Community, such entries shall be made.
2.2.Information concerning the vessel
The following general information on the vessel or vessels, as the case
may be, is to be filled in (against the corresponding numbers) at the topof each page of the log-book:
Reference No in log-book (1): name of vessel and radio call signal
if any,
Reference No in log-book (2): external identification,Reference No in log-book (3): name and address of master,Reference No in log-book (4): day, month, hour and port of depar-
ture,
Reference No in log-book (5): day, month, hour and port of return,Reference No in log-book (6): date and place of landing if different
from (5),
Reference No in log-book (7): in the case of transhipment date,
name, radio call sign if any, nation-
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ality and external identification of
recipient vessel.
In the case of pair-fishing the name of the second vessel, the name of its
master and its external identification should be entered below those ofthe vessel in respect of which the log-book is being kept.
The master(s) of the other vessel(s) shall also keep a log-book indicating
the quantities caught and kept on board in such a way that there is nodouble counting of catches.
2.3.Information on the gear
Reference No in log-book (8): fishing gear — the type of gear
should be indicated using the codein column 1 of Annex VI,
Reference No in log-book (9): mesh size in millimetres,Reference No in log-book (10): capacity of the gear in accordance
with the specifications in column 2of Annex VI (optional).
2.4.Information on fishing operations
2.4.1.Type of information
The information required on fishing operations is to be filled in against
the corresponding numbers on the page of the log-book, as follows:
Reference No in log-book (11): date — this shall correspond to each
day at sea,
Reference No in log-book (12): number of fishing operations in
accordance with the specificationsin column 3 of Annex VI (optional),
Reference No in log-book (13): fishing time (optional entry) equals
the number of hours spent at sea,minus the time spent in transit to,between and returning from thefishing grounds, dodging, inactiveor waiting for repair; however, thenumber of hours taken up searchingfor fish (e.g. using sonar) will beconsidered as fishing time,
Reference No in log-book (14): position.
Examples:
— ‘ICES division or NAFO sub-area': refer to the ICES divisions as
shown on the maps inside the cover of the log-book and indicate thecode of each division.
e.g.: IV a), VI b), VII g).
— ‘Statistical rectangle': refer to the ICES statistical rectangle on the
charts inside the cover of the log-book. These rectangles arebounded by latitudes and longitudes corresponding to whole figuresof degree or whole figures of degree plus 30 /prime1for the latitudes and
whole figures of degree for the longitudes. Using a combination offigures and a letter indicate the statistical rectangle in which most ofthe catches were made (e.g. the area between 56 °and 56 °30 /prime1latitude
North and between 6 °and 7 °longitude East = ICES code 41/F6).
However, optional entries may be made in respect of all the statist-
ical rectangles in which the vessel has fished during the day.
— ‘Non-member country fishing zone':indicate where appropriate the
fishing zone(s) of non-member countries or the waters outside thesovereignty or jurisdiction of any State using the following codes asstated on the maps inside the cover of the log-book:
N = NorwayS = SwedenFR = FaroeE = SpainCDN = CanadaIS = IcelandA = High seas
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2.4.2.Quantities caught kept on board, broken down by species (reference No
in log-book: (15))
An entry shall be made for all species listed in Annex VII where the
total quantity on board is in excess of:
— salmon: 10 kilograms live weight,— others: 50 kilograms live weight.
Optional entries may be made for other species included on a list drawn
up by the Member State whose flag the vessel is flying or in which it isregistered.
The names of species at the top of the columns are indicative and may
be replaced if the number of columns is insufficient. (If the total numberof columns is insufficient, use a new page).
Give the unit used (basket, box, etc.) and the net weight in kilograms
live weight of the unit used.
2.4.3.Optional estimates of discards (reference No in log-book: (16))
Specify the quantity of fish discarded, preferably in kilograms live
weight, or in another unit such as defined in (15) above.
This information is provided for scientific purposes only and is not
taken into account for the calculation of quotas.
2.5.Spacing of log-book entries
— A new line should be filled in for each day at sea.
— A new line should also be filled in when fishing in a new ICES
division the same day.
— A new line should be filled in when fishing in another fishing zone
on the same day.
— A new page should be filled in:
— when using different gear or a net with a mesh size different
from that of the previous net used,
— for any fishing done after a transhipment or an intermediate
landing.
3. INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING THE LANDING/TRANSHIPMENT
DECLARATION
General rule
On entering port after each voyage, masters of all fishing vessels more
than 10 metres in length and flying the flag of, or registered in, aMember State, or their agents, shall submit a landing declaration to theauthorities at the place of landing. In the case of transhipment orlandings outside the territory of the Community, the master shall imme-diately transmit to the State whose flag his vessel is flying or in which itis registered, the information given on the landing or transhipmentdeclaration. In the case of transhipment the master of the fishing vesselshall enter the quantities on the transhipment declaration. A copy of thetranshipment declaration shall be handed to the master of the recipientvessel. The original of the customs document T 2 M completed by the
master of the fishing vessel shall also be handed to the master of therecipient vessel.
Information to be provided
The actual quantities landed or estimates of the quantities transhipped
are to be indicated on the declaration for each species but only on thelast page used, as follows:
—Presentation of fish (reference No in log-book: (17))
‘Presentation' means the way fish has been processed. Indicate the
nature of this processing if any: GUT for gutting, HEAD forheading, FILLET for filleting, etc. Where no processing has takenplace, WHOLE for whole fish.
—Measurement unit for landed quantities (reference No in log-book:
(18))
Give the unit of weight used (e.g. basket, box, etc.) for landing fish
and the weight of the unit in kilograms. This unit may be differentfrom that used in the log-book.
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—Total weight by species landed/transhipped (reference No in log-
book: (19))
Give the weight or quantities actually landed or transhipped for all
species listed in Annex VII.
The weight should correspond to the weight of fish as landed, i.e.
after any processing on board. Conversion coefficients will beapplied subsequently by the appropriate authorities in the MemberState to calculate the corresponding live weight.
—ICES division/NAFO sub-area and non-member country fishing
zone(reference No in log-book: (22))
This is an optional entry for those vessels obliged to keep a log-
book: indicate the ICES division or NAFO sub-area in which thecatches were taken.
4. GENERAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO THE LOG-BOOK AND
THE LANDING/TRANSHIPMENT DECLARATION
4.1.Procedure for completion
4.1.1. Entries in the log-book and on the landing/transhipment declaration shall
be legible and indelible.
4.1.2. No entry in the log-book or on the landing/transhipment declaration may
be erased or altered. If a mistake is made, the incorrect entry shall bestruck out with a line and followed by a new entry initialled by themaster or his agent.
4.1.3. At least one landing declaration should be completed per vessel. One
transhipment declaration should be completed for each transhipmentoperation.
4.1.4. Each line in the log-book shall be initialled by the master. Each page of
the log-book and the transhipment declaration, if relevant, shall besigned by the master. The landing declaration shall be signed by themaster or his agent.
4.2.Procedure for transmission
4.2.1. In the case of landings in a port in the Member State whose flag the
vessel is flying or in which it is registered the original(s) of the log-bookand of the landing declaration shall be handed over or dispatched to theauthorities of the Member State in question within 48 hours of comple-tion of landing.
4.2.2. In the case of landings in a Member State other than the Member State
whose flag the vessel is flying or in which it is registered the first copyof the landing declaration shall be handed over or dispatched to theauthorities of the Member State in question. The original(s) of thelog-book and the original of the landing declaration shall be handed overor dispatched to the authorities of the Member States whose flag thevessel is flying or in which it is registered within 48 hours of completionof landing.
4.2.3. In the case of landings in a non-member country, the original(s) of the
log-book and of the landing declaration shall be dispatched to theauthorities of the Member State whose flag the vessel is flying or inwhich it is registered within 48 hours of completion of landing.
4.2.4. In cases where quantities received by transhipment are landed in a
Community port, the copy of the transhipment declaration completedpursuant to paragraph 3 shall be handed over or dispatched to therelevant authorities.
4.2.5. In the case of transhipments to a vessel flying the flag of a Member
State or registered in a Member State, the first copy of the transhipmentdeclaration shall be handed over to the master of the recipient vessel.The original shall be handed over on demand or dispatched, as the casemay be, to the authorities of the Member State whose flag the vessel isflying or in which it is registered, within 48 hours of completion oflanding or on arrival in port.
4.2.6. In the case of a transhipment of a vessel flying the flag of a non-member
country, the original document shall be handed over or sent, as the casemay be, as soon as possible to the Member State whose flag the fishingvessel is flying or in which it is registered.
4.2.7. In cases where it is impossible for the master to dispatch the original(s)
of the log-book and of the landing/transhipment declarations to theauthorities of the Member State whose flag the vessel is flying or inwhich it is registered within the time limits specified, the information
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required by Annex I or Annex III in respect of the landing declaration
shall be transmitted by radio or by other means to the authoritiesconcerned.
4.3.Responsibilitiesofthemasterinrespectofthelog-book,thelanding
declaration and the transhipment declaration
4.3.1. The master of the vessel shall certify with his initials and signature that
the estimated quantities entered in the log-book and on the transhipmentdeclaration are reasonable.
4.3.2. The master of the vessel shall certify with his initials and signature that
the non-quantitative entries in the log-book and on the transhipmentdeclaration, together with all entries on the landing declaration, are true.
4.4. The copies of the log-book must be kept for one year.
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ANNEX V
INSTRUCTIONS TO MASTERS REQUIRED TO KEEP A LOG-BOOK
AS SHOWN IN ANNEX II AND A LANDING/TRANSHIPMENT
DECLARATION AS AT ANNEX III
1. PRELIMINARY REMARK
These instructions are for masters of vessels who are required by the rules
of the European Economic Community to keep a log-book during afishing voyage and/or to produce a landing/transhipment declaration onreturn to port.
2. INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING THE LOG-BOOK2.1.General rule
2.1.1.Vessels requiredto keep a log-book
Masters of all fishing vessels more than 10 metres in length shall keep a
log-book. Exceptions to this rule are vessels more than 10 metres but notmore than 17 metres in length, on a fishing voyage of a maximum of 24hours measured from the time of leaving port to the time of returning toport.
2.1.2.How to complete the log-book
— The log-book shall be completed daily by not later than 24.00 hours,
and at the time of arrival in port.
— The log-book shall also be completed at the time of any inspection at
sea.
— All the compulsory information shall be given.— Rules considered optional at Community level may be made manda-
tory if a Member State so wishes, in respect of vessels flying its flagor registered therein. In such cases the relevant authorities will issueadditional instructions.
2.2.Information concerning the vessel
General information on the vessel or vessels, as the case may be, is to be
filled in at the top of each page of the log-book.
In the case of pair-fishing the name of the second vessel, the name of its
master and its external identification should be entered below those of thevessel in respect of which the log-book is being kept.
The master of the other vessel shall also keep a log-book indicating the
quantities caught and kept on board or transhipped, as the case may be, insuch a way that there is no double counting of catches.
2.3.Information on the gear
— Fishing gear — the type of gear should be indicated using the code in
column 1 of Annex VI.
— Mesh size in mm.
2.4.Information on fishing operations
2.4.1.Type of information
The information required on fishing operations is to be filled in against the
corresponding numbers on the page of the log-book for each haul or eachtime the gear is shot.
Indicate under:
— start fishing operations: time,
— end fishing operations: time,— duration of fishing operations: indicate difference in hours between
start and end of fishing operations.
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— position: latitude and longitude.
Examples
— ‘ICES division or NAFO sub-area': refer to the ICES divisions as
shown on the maps inside the cover of the log-book and indicate thecode of each division.
e.g.: V a) or NAFO 1
2.4.2.Quantities caught andkept on board
An entry shall be made for all species listed in Annex VII for quantities in
excess of:
— shrimps and salmon: 10 kilograms live weight,— others: 50 kilograms live weight.
Optional entries may be made for other species included on a list drawn
up by the Member State whose flag the vessel is flying or in which it isregistered.
The names of species at the top of the columns are indicative and may be
replaced if the number of columns is insufficient. (If the total number ofcolumns is insufficient, use a new page).
2.4.3.Estimates of discards
State the quantity of fish discarded in kilograms live weight or other unit
of measurement. This information is for scientific purposes only and is nottaken into account for the calculation of quotas.
2.5.Spacing of log-book entries
A new page should be filled in for each day using a new line for each haul
or each time the gear is shot.
3. INSTRUCTIONS CONCERNING THE LANDING/TRANSHIPMENT
DECLARATION
General rule
On entering port after each voyage, masters of all fishing vessels more
than 10 metres in length and flying the flag of, or registered in, a MemberState, or their agents, shall submit a landing declaration to the authoritiesat the place of landing.
In the case of transhipment or landings outside the territory of the
Community, the master shall immediately transmit to the State whose flaghis vessel is flying or in which it is registered, the information given onthe landing or transhipment declaration.
In the case of transhipment the master of the fishing vessel shall enter the
quantities on the transhipment declaration. A copy of the transhipmentdeclaration shall be handed to the master of the recipient vessel. Theoriginal of the customs document T 2 M completed by the master of the
fishing vessel shall also be handed to the master of the recipient vessel.
Information to be provided
Declaration of the quantities landed or transhipped. Indicate on the
declaration for each species but only on the last page used, as follows:
—ICES division/NAFO sub-area and non-member country fishing zone
Optional entry for those vessels obliged to keep a log-book: indicate
the ICES division or NAFO sub-area in which the catches were taken.
—Presentation of the fish
‘Presentation' means the way fish has been processed. Indicate the
nature of this processing if any: GUT for gutting, HEAD for heading,FILLET for filleting, etc. Where no processing has taken place,WHOLE for whole fish.
—Measurement unit for landed quantities
Give the unit of weight used (e.g. basket, box, etc.) for landing fish
and the net weight in kilograms live weight of the unit used. This unitmay be different from that used in the log-book.
—Total weight by species landed/transhipped
Give the weight or quantities actually landed or transhipped for all
species listed in Annex VII.
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The weight should correspond to the weight of fish as landed, i.e. after
any processing on board.
Conversion coefficients will be applied subsequently by the appro-
priate authorities in the Member State to calculate the correspondinglive weight.
4. GENERAL PROVISIONS RELATING TO THE LOG-BOOK AND THE
LANDING/TRANSHIPMENT DECLARATION
4.1.Procedure for completion
4.1.1. Entries in the log-book and on the landing/transhipment declaration shall
be legible and indelible.
4.1.2. No entry in the log-book or on the landing/transhipment declaration may
be erased or altered. If a mistake is made, the incorrect entry shall bestruck out with a line and followed by a new entry initialled by the masteror his agent.
4.1.3. At least one landing declaration should be completed per vessel. One
transhipment declaration should be completed for each transhipmentoperation.
4.1.4. Each page of the log-book shall be signed by the master. The landing
declaration shall be signed by the master or his agent.
4.2.Procedure for transmission
4.2.1. In the case of landings in a port in the Member State whose flag the vessel
is flying or in which it is registered, the original(s) of the log-book and ofthe landing declaration shall be handed over on demand or dispatched tothe authorities of the Member State in question within 48 hours ofcompletion of landing.
4.2.2. In the case of landings in a Member State other than the Member State
whose flag the vessel is flying or, in which it is registered, the first copyof the landing declaration shall be handed over or dispatched to theauthorities of the Member State in question. The original(s) of the log-book and the original of the landing declaration shall be handed over ordispatched to the authorities of the Member State whose flag the vessel isflying or in which it is registered within 48 hours of completion oflanding.
4.2.3. In the case of landings in a non-member country, the original(s) of the
log-book and of the landing declaration shall be dispatched to the authori-ties of the Member State whose flag the vessel is flying or in which it isregistered within 48 hours of completion of landing.
4.2.4. In cases where quantities received by transhipment are landed in a
Community port, the copy of the transhipment declaration completedpursuant to paragraph 3 shall be handed over or dispatched to the relevantport authorities.
4.2.5. In the case of transhipment to a vessel flying the flag of a Member State
or registered in a Member State, the first copy of the transhipmentdeclaration shall be handed over to the master of the recipient vessel. Theoriginal shall be handed over on demand or dispatched, as the case maybe, to the authorities of the Member State whose flag the vessel is flyingor in which it is registered within 48 hours of completion of landing.
4.2.6. In the case of transhipment to a vessel flying the flag of a non-member
country, the original document shall be handed over or sent, as the casemay be, as soon as possible to the Member State whose flag the fishingvessel is flying or in which it is registered.
4.2.7. In cases where it is impossible for the master to dispatch the original(s) of
the log-book and of the landing/transhipment declarations to the authori-ties of the Member State whose flag the vessel is flying or in which it isregistered within the time limits specified, the information required byAnnex I or Annex III in respect of the landing declaration shall betransmitted by radio or by other means to the authorities concerned.
4.3.Responsibilities of the master in respect of the log-book, the landing
declaration and the transhipment declaration
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4.3.1. The master of the vessel shall certify with his initials and signature that
the estimated quantities entered in the log-book and on the transhipmentdeclaration are reasonable.
4.3.2. The master of the vessel shall certify with his initials and signature that
the non-quantitative entries in the log-book and on the transhipmentdeclaration, together with all entries on the landing declaration, are true.
4.4. The copies of the log-book must be kept for one year.
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ANNEX VI
GEARS AND FISHING OPERATIONS
Type of gearColumn 1
CodeColumn 2
Size/number (metres)Column 3
Number of shoots each day
Bottom otter trawl OTB Model of trawl (1) Number of times gear is
shot
Beam trawl TBB Beam length × number ofbeams
Dredge DRB Width × number ofdredge
Bottom pair trawl PTB Model of trawl (1)
Danish seine (anchor) SDN Overall length of seinelines
Scottish seine (fly-drag-ging) SSC Overall length of seinelines
Mid-water otter trawl OTM Model of trawl (1) Number of times gear isshot
Mid-water pair trawl PTM Model of trawl (1)
Purse seine PS Length, height Number of times gear isshot
Gillnets GN Length, height Number of times nets shot
during the day
Gillnets (set) GNS Length, height
Gillnets (drift) GND Length, height
Trammel net GTR Length, height
Longlines LL Number of hooks and lines shot during the day
Longlines (set) LLS
Longlines (drifting) LLD
Handlines and pole-lines LHP Total number of hooks/lines shot during the day (2)
Pots FPO Number of pots shot during the day
Miscellaneous gear MIS
(1) Specify the model of trawl as named by the net manufacturer. Alternatively, the perimeter of the opening =
number of meshes × size of mesh may be given if this figure is known.
(2) Give the number of hooks and the number of lines separated by a dash.
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ANNEX VII
LIST OF SPECIES CATCHES OF WHICH MUST BE RECORDED IN
THE LOG-BOOK
1.European waters (except Greenland)
SPECIES
Scientific name Name Code
Gadus morhua Cod COD
Melanogrammus aeglefinus Haddock HAD
Pollachius virens Saithe POK
Merlangius merlangus Whiting WHG
Pleuronectes platessa Plaice PLE
Solea solea Sole SOL
Scomber scombrus Mackerel MAC
Sprattus sprattus Sprat SPR
Trachurus trachurus Horse mackerel HOM
Merluccius merluccius Hake HKE
Engraulis encrasicolus Anchovy ANE
Trisopterus esmarkii Norway pout NOP
Micromesistius poutassou Blue whiting WHB
Clupea harengus Herring HER
Salmo salar Salmon SAL
Lepidorhombus whiffiagonis Megrim MEG
Lophius spp. Angler/Monk MON
2.Greenland waters (ICES V a) and XIV and NAFO 1)
SPECIES
Scientific name Name Code
Gadus morhua Cod COD
Micromesistius poutassou Blue whiting WHB
Sebastes marinus and Sebastes
mentellaRedfish RED
Reinhardtius hippoglossoides Greenland halibut GHL
Hippoglossus hippoglossus Halibut HAL
Pandalus borealis Prawn PRA
Anarhichas species Catfish CAT
Mallotus villosus Capelin CAP
Salmo salar Salmon SAL
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3.Waters of North America (NAFO 3 Ps)
SPECIES
Scientific name Name Code
Gadus morhua Cod COD
Hippoglossoides platessoides American plaice PLA
Gluptocephalus cynoglossus Witch flounder WIT
Sebastes marinus and Sebastes
mentellaRedfish RED
1983R2807 — EN — 13.10.1983 — 000.001 — 19
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ANNEX VIII
PROCEDURE FOR RADIO TRANSMISSION
1. In cases where the landing or transhipment takes place more than 15days
after the catch was taken the following information shall be transmitted:
— the quantities of each species shown in Annex VII caught and kept on
board or transhipped or landed outside the Community’s fishing zonesince the last information given (in kilograms),
— the ICES division or NAFO sub-area in which the catches were made.
Catches made in the waters of a non-member country or outside thesovereignty or jurisdiction of any State shall be indicated separately.
2. The information referred to in paragraph 1 shall be transmitted via the radio
stations usually used, preceded by the name, the call signal and externalidentification of the vessel, and the name of its master.
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In cases where it is not possible for the message to be transmitted by the
vessel, it may be transmitted on the vessel’s behalf by another vessel or byany other method.
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3. The master shall ensure that information transmitted to radio stations is passed
on in writing to the relevant authorities.