02012A0217(01) — EN — 17.02.2012 — 001.001

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PROTOCOL

setting out the fishing opportunities and the financial contribution provided for by the Fisheries Partnership Agreement between the European Community and the Republic of Mozambique







Article 1

Period of application and fishing opportunities

1. For a period of three (3) years, the fishing opportunities granted under Article 5 of the Fisheries Partnership Agreement shall be as follows:

Highly migratory species (species listed in Annex 1 to the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea):

(a) 43 ocean-going tuna seiners; and

(b) 32 surface longliners.

2. Paragraph 1 shall apply subject to Articles 5 and 6 of this Protocol.

3. Under Article 6 of the Fisheries Partnership Agreement, and Article 7 of this Protocol, vessels flying the flag of a Member State of the European Union may engage in fishing activities in Mozambique waters only if they are on the list of authorised fishing vessels of IOTC and in possession of a fishing authorisation issued under the conditions established in this Protocol in accordance with the Annex thereto.

Article 2

Financial contribution — Methods of payment

1. For the period referred to in Article 1, the total financial contribution referred to in Article 7 of the Fisheries Partnership Agreement shall be EUR 2 940 000 for the whole duration of this Protocol.

2. The total financial contribution shall comprise:

(a) an annual amount for access to Mozambique fishing zone of EUR 520 000 equivalent to a reference tonnage of 8 000 tonnes per year; and

(b) a specific amount of EUR 460 000 per year for the support and implementation of Mozambique’ sectoral fisheries policy and maritime policy.

3. Paragraph 1 shall apply subject to Articles 3, 5, 6, 8 and 9 of this Protocol.

4. The European Union shall pay the financial contribution referred to in paragraph 1 at the rate of EUR 980 000 per year during the period of application of this Protocol, corresponding to the total amount fixed in paragraph 2(a) and 2(b) of this Article (i.e. respectively EUR 520 000 and EUR 460 000 )

5. If the overall quantity of catches of tuna by European Union vessels in Mozambique fishing zone exceeds 8 000 tonnes per year, the amount of the annual financial contribution for access rights shall be EUR 65 for each additional tonne caught. However, the total annual amount paid by the European Union shall not be more than twice the amount indicated in paragraph 2(a) (i.e. EUR 1 040 000 ). Where the quantities caught by European Union vessels in the Mozambique fishing zone exceed the quantities corresponding to twice the total annual amount, the amount due for the quantity exceeding that limit shall be paid the following year in line with the provisions of the Annex.

6. Payment shall be made no later than 60 days after this Protocol’s provisional application as referred in article 15 for the first year, and no later than the anniversary date of this Protocol for the following years.

7. Mozambique shall have full discretion regarding the use to which the financial contribution specified in Article 2 paragraph 2(a) is put.

8. The financial contribution shall be paid or transferred into the single central treasury account. The account number shall be provided by the Mozambique authorities.

Article 3

Promoting responsible fishing and sustainable fisheries in Mozambique’ waters

1. As soon as this Protocol enters into force and no later than three months after that date, the European Union and Mozambique shall agree, within the Joint Committee provided for in Article 9 of the Fisheries Partnership Agreement, on a multiannual sectoral program, according with the Mozambique Fisheries Masterplan and European Commission policy framework, and detailed implementing rules covering, in particular:

(a) annual and multiannual guidelines for using the specific amount of the financial contribution referred to in Article 2 paragraph 2(b);

(b) the objectives, both annual and multiannual, to be achieved with a view to introduce responsible fishing and sustainable fisheries, taking account of the priorities expressed by Mozambique in its national fisheries policy, and other policies relating to or having an impact on the promotion of responsible fishing and sustainable fisheries, including marine protected areas;

(c) criteria and procedures including where appropriate budgetary and financial indicators, for evaluating the results obtained each year.

2. Any proposed amendments to the multiannual sectoral programme must be approved by both Parties within the Joint Committee.

3. Each year, Mozambique may allocate, if necessary, an additional amount to the financial contribution referred to in Article 2 paragraph 2(b) with a view to implementing the multiannual programme. This allocation shall be notified to the European Union.

Article 4

Scientific cooperation on responsible fishing

1. The two Parties hereby undertake to promote responsible fishing in Mozambique waters based on the principle of non-discrimination between the different fleets fishing in those waters.

2. During the period covered by this Protocol, the European Union and Mozambique shall endeavour to monitor the state of fishery resources in the Mozambique’s fishing zone.

3. Both Parties shall endeavour to respect the resolutions and recommendations of the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC) and, the advice of the joint scientific working group provided for by Article 4 paragraph 2 of the Agreement, regarding conservation and responsible management of fisheries.

4. In accordance with article 4 of the Agreement, based on the recommendations and resolutions taken within the IOTC, and the best available scientific advice and, where appropriate, the results of the joint scientific meeting provided for by Article 4 of the Fisheries Partnership Agreement, the two Parties may consult each other within the Joint Committee provided for in Article 9 of the Fisheries Partnership Agreement and, where necessary, agree on the measures to ensure sustainable management of Mozambique’ fisheries resources.

5. In case EU vessels land their catch in third countries, Mozambique authorities will have the possibilities of observing these landings.

Article 5

Adjustment of fishing opportunities by mutual agreement

1. The fishing opportunities referred to in Article 1 may be adjusted by mutual agreement in so far as the recommendations and resolutions of IOTC and the joint scientific working group support that such an adjustment will secure the sustainable management of tuna and tuna-like species in the Indian Ocean.

2. In this case the financial contribution referred to in Article 2 paragraph 2(a) shall be adjusted proportionately and pro rata temporis. However, the total annual amount paid by the European Union shall not be more than twice the figure indicated in Article 2 paragraph 2(a).

3. Both Parties shall notify each other of any changes in their respective fisheries policy and legislation.

Article 6

New fishing opportunities

1. In the event that European Union fishing vessels become interested in engaging in fisheries not provided for in Article 1 of the Fisheries Partnership Agreement, the Parties shall consult each other before any possible authorisation is granted for any such activities and, where appropriate, agree on the conditions for such fishing including effecting corresponding amendments to this Protocol and the Annex thereto.

2. The Parties should encourage experimental fishing, especially relating to under exploited deep water species, present in Mozambique waters. To this end, and at the request of one Party, the Parties shall consult each other with a view to determining on a case by case basis, the species, conditions and other parameters that are relevant.

3. The Parties shall carry out experimental fishing in accordance with parameters that will be agreed by both Parties in an administrative arrangement where appropriate. The authorisations for experimental fishing should be agreed for a maximum period of 6 months.

4. In the event that the Parties consider that experimental campaigns have given positive results, the Government of Mozambique may allocate fishing possibilities of the new species to the European Union fleet until the expiration of this Protocol. The financial compensation mentioned in Article 2 paragraph 2(a) of this Protocol shall consequently be increased. Ship-owners’ fees and conditions as provided for in the Annex shall be amended accordingly.

Article 7

Conditions governing fishing activities — Exclusivity clause

Without prejudice to Article 6 of the Fisheries Partnership Agreement, European Union vessels may fish in Mozambique waters only if they are in possession of a valid fishing authorisation issued by Mozambique under this Protocol and the Annex thereto.

Article 8

Suspension and review of the payment of the financial contribution

1. Notwithstanding the provisions laid out in Article 9 of this Protocol, the financial contribution referred to in Article 2 paragraph 2(a) and (b) shall be reviewed or suspended after consultation between the two Parties:

(a) if fishing activities in Mozambique fishing zone are prevented for reasons other than natural phenomena;

(b) following significant changes in the policy guidelines of either one of the Parties affecting the relevant provisions of this Protocol.

2. Sectoral policy support results and value for money performances will be assessed by the Government of Mozambique or by an external evaluator to be procured by the government of the Mozambique. The results of this annual evaluation will be analysed in the framework of the Joint Committee as provided for in Article 3 of this Protocol. Consequently if the performances of the sectoral policy support are found to be materially inconsistent with the budgeted program, the European Commission may suspend, totally or partially, the payment of the specific contribution provided for in article 2 paragraph 2(b).

3. Payment of the financial contribution and/or fishing activities may recommence once the situation has returned to the status prior to the occurrence of the abovementioned circumstances and if the two Parties agree to do so following consultation.

Article 9

Suspension of the implementation of the Protocol

1. Implementation of this Protocol shall be suspended at the initiative of either one of the Parties subject to consultations between and agreement of the Parties within the Joint Committee provided for in Article 9 of the Agreement:

(a) if exceptional circumstances, other than natural phenomena, prevent fishing activities in Mozambique fishing zone;

(b) in case the European Union fails to make the payments provided for in Article 2, paragraph 2 (a) for reasons not covered by Article 8 of this Protocol;

(c) where a dispute arises between the Parties over the interpretation and implementation of this Protocol and the Annex thereto which cannot be settled;

(d) if either one of the Parties does not respect the provisions laid out by this Protocol and the Annex thereto;

(e) following significant changes in the policy guidelines of either one of the Parties affecting the relevant provisions of this Protocol;

(f) if either one of the Parties ascertains a breach of essential and fundamental elements on human rights as laid out by Article 9 of the Cotonou Agreement, and following the procedure set out in Articles 8 and 96 thereof;

(g) in case of non-compliance with the International Labour Organisation Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work as provided in Article 3, paragraph 5 of the Fisheries Partnership Agreement.

2. Suspension of implementation of this Protocol shall require the Party concerned to notify its intention in writing at least three months before the date on which the suspension is due to take effect.

3. In the event of suspension of implementation, the Parties shall continue to consult with a view to finding an amicable settlement to their dispute. Where such settlement is reached, implementation of this Protocol shall resume and the amount of the financial contribution shall be reduced proportionately and pro rata temporis according to the period during which implementation of this Protocol was suspended.

Article 10

National law

1. The activities of European Union fishing vessels in Mozambique’s waters are subject to the laws and regulations of Mozambique unless otherwise provided under this Protocol and the Annex thereto.

2. The authorities of Mozambique shall inform the European Commission of any changes or new legislation regarding the fishery policy.

Article 11

Confidentiality

The Parties shall ensure that, at any time, all data relating to EU vessels and their fishing activities in the Mozambican waters will be treated as confidential. These data are used exclusively for the implementation of the Agreement and for the purposes of fisheries management, monitoring, control and surveillance with the relevant competent authorities.

Article 12

Electronic exchanges of data

Mozambique and the European Union will undertake to implement without delay the necessary systems for the electronic exchange of all information and documents related to the implementation of the Agreement. The electronic form of a document at any point will be considered equivalent to the paper version.

Both Parties will immediately notify any disruption of a computer system impeding such exchanges. In those circumstances, the information and documents related to the implementation of the Agreement shall be automatically replaced by their paper version in the manner defined in the Annex.

Article 13

Duration

This Protocol and the Annex thereto shall apply for a period of three (3) years from its provisional application as determined in Article 15, unless notice of termination is given in accordance with Article 14.

Article 14

Termination

1. In the event of termination of this Protocol, the Party concerned shall notify the other Party in writing of its intention to terminate it at least six months before the date on which such termination should take effect.

2. Dispatch of the notification referred to in the previous paragraph shall open consultations by the Parties.

Article 15

Provisional application

This Protocol shall be applied provisionally from the date of its signature but not earlier than 1 January 2012.

Article 16

Entry into force

This Protocol with its Annex shall enter into force on the date on which the Parties notify each other of the completion of the procedures necessary for that purpose.

Съставено в Брюксел на първи февруари две хиляди и дванадесета година.

Hecho en Bruselas, el uno de febrero de dos mil doce.

V Bruselu dne prvního února dva tisíce dvanáct.

Udfærdiget i Bruxelles den første februar to tusind og tolv.

Geschehen zu Brüssel am ersten Februar zweitausendzwölf.

Kahe tuhande kaheteistkümnenda aasta veebruarikuu esimesel päeval Brüsselis.

Έγινε στις Βρυξέλλες, την πρώτη Φεβρουαρίου δύο χιλιάδες δώδεκα.

Done at Brussels on the first day of February in the year two thousand and twelve.

Fait à Bruxelles, le premier février deux mille douze.

Arna dhéanamh sa Bhruiséil, an chéad lá de Feabhra an bhliain dhá mhíle agus a dó dhéag.

Fatto a Bruxelles, addì primo febbraio duemiladodici.

Briselē, divtūkstoš divpadsmitā gada pirmajā februārī.

Priimta du tūkstančiai dvyliktų metų vasario pirmą dieną Briuselyje.

Kelt Brüsszelben, a kétezer-tizenkettedik év február havának első napján.

Magħmul fi Brussell, fl-ewwel jum ta' Frar tas-sena elfejn u tnax.

Gedaan te Brussel, de eerste februari tweeduizend twaalf.

Sporządzono w Brukseli dnia pierwszego lutego roku dwa tysiące dwunastego.

Feito em Bruxelas, em um de fevereiro de dois mil e doze.

Întocmit la Bruxelles la întâi februarie două mii doisprezece.

V Bruseli dňa prvého februára dvetisícdvanásť.

V Bruslju, dne prvega februarja leta dva tisoč dvanajst.

Tehty Brysselissä ensimmäisenä päivänä helmikuuta vuonna kaksituhattakaksitoista.

Som skedde i Bryssel den första februari tjugohundratolv.

За Европейския съюз

Por la Unión Europea

Za Evropskou unii

For Den Europæiske Union

Für die Europäische Union

Euroopa Liidu nimel

Για την Ευρωπαϊκή Ένωση

For the European Union

Pour l'Union européenne

Per l'Unione europea

Eiropas Savienības vārdā –

Europos Sąjungos vardu

Az Európai Unió részéről

Għall-Unjoni Ewropea

Voor de Europese Unie

W imieniu Unii Europejskiej

Pela União Europeia

Pentru Uniunea Europeană

Za Európsku úniu

Za Evropsko unijo

Euroopan unionin puolesta

För Europeiska unionen

За правителството на Мозамбик

Por el Gobierno de Mozambique

Za vládu Mosambiku

For Mozambiques regering

Für die Regierung Mosambiks

Mosambiigi valitsuse nimel

Για την Κυβέρνηση της Μοζαμβίκης

For the Government of Mozambique

Pour le gouvernement du Mozambique

Per il governo del Mozambico

Mozambikas valdības vārdā –

Mozambiko Vyriausybės vardu

Mozambik kormánya részéről

Għall-Gvern tal-Możambik

Voor de regering van Mozambique

Pelo Governo de Moçambique

W imienu rządu Mozambiku

Pentru guvernul Mozambicului

Za vládu Mozambiku

Za vlado Mozambika

Mosambikin tasavallan puolesta

För Moçambiques regering

ANNEX

CONDITIONS FOR THE EXERCISE OF FISHING ACTIVITIES BY EUROPEAN UNION VESSELS IN THE FISHING ZONE OF MOZAMBIQUE

CHAPTER I

GENERAL PROVISIONS

1. Designation of competent authority

For the purposes of this Annex and notwithstanding any indication to the contrary, any reference to the European Union (EU) or to Mozambique as a competent authority shall mean:

— for the EU: the European Commission, where applicable via the EU Delegation in Mozambique,

— for Mozambique: the Ministry of Fisheries.

2. Mozambique’s fishing zone

All the provisions of the Protocol and its Annex apply exclusively in the fishing zone of Mozambique as indicated in Appendix 2.

3. Appointment of a local agent

Any EU vessel which plans to obtain a fishing authorisation under the present Protocol should be represented by a consignee resident in Mozambique.

4. Bank account

Mozambique shall notify the EU before the entry into force of the Protocol of the details of the bank account(s) into which the financial sums payable by EU vessels under the Agreement should be paid. The inherent costs linked to bank transfers shall be borne by ship-owners.

CHAPTER II

TUNA FISHING AUTHORISATIONS

1. Condition for obtaining a tuna fishing authorisation — eligible vessels

The tuna fishing authorisations referred to in Article 6 of the Agreement shall be issued on the condition that the vessel is included in the EU register of fishing vessels in the list of authorised fishing vessels of the IOTC and that all previous obligations of the ship-owner, the master, or the vessel itself arising out of fishing activities in Mozambique under the Agreement and the Mozambican fisheries legislation have been met.

2. Application for a fishing authorisation

The EU shall submit to Mozambique an application for a fishing authorisation in respect of any vessel wishing to fish under the Agreement at least 20 working days before the start of the period of validity requested using the form attached to this Annex as Appendix 1. The application must be typed or legibly written in block capitals.

For each initial application for a fishing authorisation on the basis of the Protocol in force, or following a technical change to the vessel concerned, the application shall be accompanied by:

(i) the proof of payment of the advance payment fee for the period of validity of the fishing authorisation requested;

(ii) the name, address and contact of:

— the owner of the fishing vessel,

— the operator of the fishing vessel,

— the local consignee for the vessel, where there is one;

(iii) a recent colour photograph of the vessel, showing a lateral view, and at least 15 cm x 10 cm in size;

(iv) the seaworthiness certificate of the vessel;

(v) the registration certificate of the vessel;

(vi) the health certificate of the vessel, delivered by the EU competent authority;

(vii) the contact details of the fishing vessel (fax, e-mail, etc.).

For renewal of a fishing authorisation under the Protocol in force for a vessel whose technical specifications have not been modified, the renewal application shall only be accompanied by proof of payment of the fee.

3. Advance payment fee

The amount of the advance payment fee is set on the basis of the annual rate specified in the technical sheets included in Appendix 2 to this Annex. It shall include all local and national taxes with the exception of port taxes, landing taxes, transhipment taxes and charges for the provision of services.

4. Provisional list of vessels authorised to fish

Once it has received the fishing authorisation applications, the national body responsible for supervising fishing activities shall immediately draw up, for each category of vessel, the provisional list of applicant vessels. This list shall be sent without delay to the EU by the Mozambique competent authority.

The EU shall forward the provisional list to the ship-owner or to the consignee. If the EU offices are closed, Mozambique may send the provisional list directly to the ship-owner or their consignee with a copy to the EU.

5. Issue of fishing authorisation

Fishing authorisations for all vessels shall be issued to ship-owners or their consignee within 15 working days of receiving the full application by the competent authority. A copy of this fishing authorisation shall be sent immediately to the EU Delegation.

6. List of vessels authorised to fish

Once the fishing authorisation is issued, the national body responsible for supervising fishing activities shall draw up immediately for each category of vessel the final list of vessels which are authorised to fish in the Mozambique fishing zone. This list shall be sent immediately to the EU and shall replace the provisional list mentioned above.

7. Period of validity of the fishing authorisation

Fishing authorisations shall be valid for one year and be renewable.

In order to establish the start of the period of validity, annual period shall mean:

(i) for the first year of application of the Protocol, the period between the date of its entry into force and 31 December of the same year;

(ii) then, each complete calendar year;

(iii) for the last year of application of the Protocol, the period between 1 January and the date of expiry of the Protocol;

(iv) for the first and for the last year of the Protocol the advance payment fee should be calculated on the pro rata temporis basis.

8. Documents to be carried onboard

While in Mozambique waters or in Mozambique port, the following documents must be carried on board fishing vessel at all times:

(a) the fishing authorisation;

(b) documents issued by a competent authority of the flag State of such fishing vessel, showing:

— the number under which the fishing vessel is registered, the vessel certificate of registry,

— conformity certificate provided for by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) Torremolinos Convention;

(c) up-to-date certified drawings or descriptions of the layout of the fishing vessel and in particular, the number of fish holds of the fishing vessels, with the storage capacity expressed in cubic metres;

(d) if any modification was made to the characteristics of the fishing vessel with respect to its length overall, its gross registered tonnage, the horsepower of its main engine or engines or its hold capacity, a certificate, certified by a competent authority of the flag State of the fishing vessel, describing the nature of such modification;

(e) if the fishing vessel is equipped with chilled or refrigerated sea-water tanks, a document certified by a competent authority of the flag State of the vessel indicating the calibration of the tanks in cubic metres;

(f) authorisation to fish outside the waters under the jurisdiction of the flag State issued in respect of the fishing vessel;

(g) a copy of Mozambique Fisheries Law (Law No 3/90) and Marine Fisheries Regulations (REPMAR Decree No 43/2003).

9. Transfer of fishing authorisation

The fishing authorisation shall be issued for a given vessel and shall not be transferable.

However, where force majeure is proven, at the request of the EU, a vessel fishing authorisation may be replaced by a new authorisation, issued for another similar vessel or a substitute vessel, without payment of a new advance payment. In such case, the statement of fees for freezer tuna seiners and surface longliners in Chapter IV shall take into account the total catch of the two vessels in the zone of Mozambique.

The transfer shall involve the fishing authorisation to be replaced being returned by the ship-owner or its consignee in Mozambique and the immediate drawing up by Mozambique of the replacement authorisation as soon as possible. The replacement authorisation shall be issued without further delay to the ship-owner or its consignee when the authorisation to be replaced is returned. The replacement authorisation shall take effect on the day on which the authorisation to be replaced is returned.

Mozambique shall update the list of vessels authorised to fish as soon as possible. The new list shall be sent without delay to the national body responsible for supervising fishing, and to the EU.

10. Support vessels

Support vessels must be authorised in compliance with the provisions and conditions provided for in Mozambican legislation.

The annual licence fee applicable for the support vessel is EUR 3 580 per year.

The competent Mozambican authorities shall send the list of these authorisations to the Commission on a regular basis, via the Delegation of the EU in Mozambique.

CHAPTER III

TECHNICAL MEASURES

Technical measures applicable to the vessels holding a fishing authorisation, relating to the zone, fishing gear and additional catch, shall be defined for each fishing category in the technical sheets contained in Appendix 2 to this Annex.

The vessels shall respect the fisheries legislation of Mozambique and all the resolutions adopted by the IOTC (Indian Ocean Tuna Commission).

CHAPTER IV

CATCH REPORTING

1. Definition of the fishing trip

For the purposes of this Annex, the duration of a fishing trip by a EU vessel shall be defined as follows:

— the period elapsing between entering and leaving Mozambique’s fishing zone, or

— the period elapsing between entering Mozambique’s fishing zone and a transhipment in port and/or a landing in Mozambique.

2. Fishing logbook

The master of an EU vessel fishing under the Agreement shall keep an IOTC fishing logbook, for which the model for each category of fishing is included in Appendix 3 to this Annex.

The fishing logbook must comply with IOTC resolution 08/04 for longliners and resolution 10/03 for purse seiners.

The fishing logbook shall be completed by the master for each day the vessel is present in the fishing zone of Mozambique.

Each day the master shall record in the fishing logbook the quantity of each species, identified by its code alpha 3 of the FAO, caught and kept on board, expressed in kilograms of live weight or, where necessary, the number of individual fish. For each main species, the master shall also mention the by-catch.

The fishing logbook shall be filled in legibly, in block capitals, and shall be signed by the master.

The master shall be responsible for the accuracy of the data recorded in the fishing logbook.

3. Catch reporting

The master shall notify the vessel’s catch by submitting to Mozambique its fishing logbooks for the period of its presence in the fishing zone of Mozambique.

The fishing logbooks shall be transmitted in one of the following ways:

(i) when passing through a port of Mozambique, the original of each fishing logbook shall be submitted to the local representative of Mozambique, who shall confirm receipt thereof in writing; copy of the logbook shall be handed over to the Mozambique inspection team;

(ii) when leaving the fishing zone of Mozambique without first passing through a Mozambican port, the original of each fishing logbook shall be sent within a period of seven working days after arrival in any other port, and in any case within a period of 15 working days after leaving the Mozambican zone;

(a) by e-mail, to the e-mail address given by the national body supervising fishing activities;

(b) or by fax, to the number given by the national body supervising fishing activities;

(c) or by the letter sent to the national body supervising fishing activities.

The two Parties shall establish from the 1 January 2012 a protocol for the electronic exchange of all catch and reporting data based on an electronic logbook: the two Parties shall then plan the implementation of the protocol and the replacement of the paper version of the catch reporting with an electronic version by 1 July 2012.

The master shall send a copy of all the fishing logbooks to the EU and its flag State competent authority. For tuna-fishing vessels and surface longliners, the master shall also send a copy of all the fishing logbooks to the Instituto Nacional de Investigação Pesqueira (IIP) and to one of the following scientific institutes:

(i) Institut de recherche pour le développement (IRD);

(ii) Instituto Español de Oceanografía (IEO);

(iii) IPIMAR (Instituto Português de Investigação Maritima).

The return of the vessel into the zone of Mozambique within the period of validity of its fishing authorisation shall give rise to further catch reporting.

Where the provisions concerning catch reporting are not observed, Mozambique may suspend the fishing authorisation of the vessel concerned until the missing catch report is obtained and penalise the ship-owner in accordance with the relevant provisions under the national legislation in force. If the offence is repeated, Mozambique may refuse to renew the fishing authorisation. Mozambique shall inform the EU immediately of any sanction applied in this context.

4. Final statement of fees for the tuna-fishing vessels and surface longliners

For each ocean-going tuna seiner and surface longliner, the EU shall draw up, on the basis of its catch reporting confirmed by the above scientific institutes, a final statement of the fees owed by the vessel in respect of its annual season for the previous calendar year.

The EU shall send this final statement to Mozambique and to the ship-owner before 31 July of the year in progress. Mozambique may contest the final statement, on the basis of documentary proof, within 30 working days of its being sent. In the case of disagreement, the Parties shall consult each other in the Joint Committee. If Mozambique does not object within 30 working days, the final statement shall be considered to be adopted.

Where the final statement is greater than the anticipated flat-rate fee paid to obtain the fishing authorisation, the ship-owner shall pay the outstanding balance to Mozambique by 30 September of the year in progress. Where the final statement is less than the expected flat-rate fee, the remaining amount may not be reclaimed by the ship-owner.

CHAPTER V

LANDINGS AND TRANSHIPMENTS

Transhipments at sea are prohibited. All transhipment operations in port are monitored under the presence of Mozambican fishing inspectors.

The master of an EU vessel wishing to land or to tranship must notify Mozambique, at least 48 hours before landing or transhipment, of the following:

(a) the name of the fishing vessel which must land or tranship and its number in the IOTC record of fishing vessels;

(b) the port of landing or transhipment;

(c) the date and time scheduled for the landing or transhipment;

(d) the quantity (expressed in kilograms of live weight or, if necessary, the number of individual fish) of each species to be landed or transhipped (identified by its FAO alpha 3 code);

(e) in the case of transhipment, the name of the receiving vessel.

For the receiving vessels, not later than 24 hours before the beginning and at the end of the transhipment, the master of the receiving carrier vessel shall inform the Mozambican authorities of the quantities of tuna and tuna-like species transhipped to his vessel and complete and transmit the transhipment declaration to the Mozambican authority within 24 hours.

The transhipment operation is subject to a prior authorisation delivered by Mozambique to the captain or its consignee within 24 hours after the abovementioned notification. The transhipment operation must be carried out in a Mozambican port authorised for this purpose.

The designated fishing ports where transhipment operations are permitted in Mozambique are Maputo, Beira and Nacala (ports declared to the IOTC under resolution 10/11 and as per PSME requirements).

EU vessels landing in Mozambique port shall endeavour to make their by-catch available to the local processing companies at the local market price. Upon request from the EU fishing companies the Mozambican authorities shall provide a list and contact of the local processing companies.

Non-compliance with these provisions shall lead to the application of the relevant sanctions provided for under the legislation of Mozambique.

CHAPTER VI

CONTROL

1. Entering and leaving the zone

Any entry into or departure from the fishing zone of Mozambique of an EU vessel holding a fishing authorisation must be notified to Mozambique within three hours of the entry or departure.

When notifying its entry or departure, the vessel shall notify in particular:

(i) the date, time and point of passage scheduled;

(ii) the quantity of each target species held on board, as identified by its FAO alpha 3 code and expressed in kilograms of live weight or, if necessary, the number of individual fish;

(iii) the quantity of each by-catch species retained on board as identified by its FAO alpha 3-code and expressed in kilograms of its live weight or, if necessary, the number of individual fish;

(iv) the quantity of each by-catch species discarded as identified by its FAO alpha 3-code and expressed in kilograms of its live weight or, if necessary, the number of individual fish.

Notification shall be given preferably by e-mail or, failing that, by fax, to an e-mail address or a telephone number or a fax number communicated by Mozambique, using the form attached to the Annex as Appendix 4. Mozambique shall confirm receipt thereof immediately by return e-mail or fax.

Mozambique shall immediately inform the vessels concerned and the EU of any change to the e-mail address, telephone number or transmission frequency.

Any vessel found to be fishing in the Mozambican fishing zone without having previously notified its presence shall be considered to be an unauthorised fishing vessel.

Any person infringing this provision shall be liable to the penalties and sanctions provided for by the Mozambican fisheries law.

The entry/exit catch reports must be kept onboard at least for one year from the date of the report transmission.

2. Periodic catch report

When an EU vessel is operating in Mozambique waters, the captain of an EU vessel holding a fishing authorisation must notify the Mozambique Authority every three days with the catch made in the fishing zone of Mozambique. The first catch declaration will start five days after the date of entry in Mozambique fishing zone.

Every five days when notifying its periodic catch report, the vessel shall notify in particular:

(i) the date, time and position on reporting;

(ii) the quantity of each target species caught and held on board during the five-day period, as identified by its FAO alpha 3 code and expressed in kilograms of live weight or, if necessary, the number of individual fish;

(iii) the quantity of each by-catch species retained on board during the five-day period, as identified by its FAO alpha 3 code and expressed in kilograms of live weight or, if necessary, the number of individual fish;

(iv) the quantity of each by-catch species discarded at sea during the five-day period, as identified by its FAO alpha 3 code and expressed in kilograms of live weight or, if necessary, the number of individual fish;

(v) product presentation;

(vi) for tuna purse seine fishing vessels:

— number of successful sets on FAD since last report,

— number of successful sets on free school since last report,

— number of unsuccessful sets;

(vii) for tuna longline fishing vessels:

— number of sets since last report,

— number of hooks deployed since last report.

Notification shall be given preferably by e-mail or, failing that, by fax, to an e-mail address or a telephone number communicated by Mozambique, using the form attached to the Annex as Appendix 5. Mozambique shall immediately inform the vessels concerned and the EU of any change to the e-mail address, telephone number or transmission frequency.

Any vessel found to be fishing in the Mozambican fishing zone without having notified its five days periodic catch report shall be considered to be an unauthorised fishing vessel. Any person infringing this provision shall be liable to the penalties and sanctions provided for by the Mozambican Fisheries Law.

The periodic catch reports must be kept on board at least during one year from the date of the report transmission.

3. Inspection at sea

The inspection at sea in the zone of Mozambique of EU vessels holding a fishing authorisation shall be carried out by vessels and inspectors of Mozambique who are clearly identified as being assigned to carry out fishing checks.

Before going on board, the authorised inspectors shall warn the EU vessel of their decision to carry out an inspection. The inspection shall be carried out by fisheries inspectors, who must provide proof of their identity and official position as an inspector before carrying out the inspection.

The authorised inspectors shall only stay on board the EU vessel for the time necessary to carry out tasks linked to the inspection. They shall carry out the inspection in a way which minimises the impact on the vessel, its fishing activity and cargo.

At the end of each inspection, the authorised inspectors shall draw up an inspection report. The master of the EU vessel has the right to make comments in the inspection report. The inspection report shall be signed by the inspector drawing up the report and the master of the EU vessel.

The authorised inspectors shall give a copy of the inspection report to the master of the EU vessel before leaving the vessel. In case of infringement, a copy of the notification of the infringement should be transmitted also to the EU as foreseen in chapter VIII.

4. Pre-fishing briefing and Pre-fishing inspection

Every calendar year and before engaging in fishing activities, 33 % of EU vessels authorised to fish in Mozambican waters shall come to a Mozambican port for a pre-fishing briefing and a pre-fishing inspection.

The list of the designated vessels that should be inspected before engaging the fishing activity is communicated by Mozambican authority to the ship-owners and a copy is transmitted to the EU. For the vessels included in the list, the fishing authorisation will be handed over immediately after the inspection at port.

The ship-owner should inform 72 hours in advance the Mozambican authority about the timing and the port chosen for the inspection. Inspections will take place 24 hours upon arrival at the chosen port, namely Maputo, Beira or Nacala.

Mozambique may authorise the EU to participate in the inspection in port as an observer.

The master of the EU vessel shall allow the Mozambican inspectors to carry out their work.

At the end of each inspection, the Mozambican inspector shall draw up an inspection report. The master of the EU vessel has the right to include his comments in the inspection report.

The inspection report shall be signed by the inspector drawing up the report and the master of the EU vessel.

The Mozambican inspectors shall give a copy of the inspection report to the master of the EU vessel at the end of the inspection. Mozambique shall send a copy of the inspection report to the EU within a period of eight working days after the inspection.

5. Inspection in port in case of landing and transhipment

The inspection in a port of Mozambique of EU vessels which land or tranship their catch from the Mozambican zone shall be carried out by Mozambican inspectors who are clearly identified as being assigned to carry out fishing checks.

Inspectors must provide proof of their identity and official position as an inspector before carrying out the inspection. The Mozambican inspectors shall only stay on board the EU vessel for the time necessary to carry out the tasks related to the inspection and shall conduct the inspection in such a way as to minimise the impact on the vessel, the landing or transhipment operation and the cargo.

At the end of each inspection, the inspectors shall draw up an inspection report. The master of the EU vessel has the right to include his comments in the inspection report. The inspection report shall be signed by the inspector drawing up the report and the master of the EU vessel.

The Mozambican inspectors shall give a copy of the inspection report to the master of the EU vessel at the end of the inspection.

CHAPTER VII

SATELLITE MONITORING SYSTEM (VMS)

1. Vessel position messages — VMS system

EU vessels holding a fishing authorisation must be equipped with a satellite monitoring system (vessel monitoring system — VMS) to enable automatic and continuous communication of their position, every one hour, to the fishing control centre (Fisheries Monitoring Centre — FMC) of their flag State.

Each position message must contain:

(a) the vessel identification;

(b) the most recent geographical position of the vessel (longitude, latitude), with a position error of less than 500 metres, and with a confidence interval of 99 %;

(c) the date and time the position is recorded;

(d) the speed and the course of the vessel.

Each position message must be configured in accordance with the format included in Appendix 5 to this Annex.

The first position recorded after entry into the Mozambican zone shall be identified by the code ‘ENT’. All subsequent positions shall be identified by the code ‘POS’, with the exception of the first position recorded after departure from the Mozambican zone, which shall be identified by the code ‘EXI’. The FMC of the flag State shall ensure the automatic processing and, if necessary, the electronic transmission of the position messages. The position messages shall be recorded in a secure manner and kept for a period of three years.

2. Transmission by the vessel in the event of breakdown of the VMS system

The master shall ensure at all times that the VMS system of his vessel is fully operational and that the position messages are correctly transmitted to the FMC of the flag State.

The EU vessels with defective VMS systems are not authorised to enter in the fishing zone of Mozambique.

When already operating in the fishing zone of Mozambique, in the event of breakdown, the VMS system of the vessel shall be repaired at the end of the trip or replaced within 10 days. After that period, the vessel shall no longer be authorised to fish in the Mozambican zone.

Vessels fishing in the Mozambican zone with a defective VMS system must communicate their position messages by e-mail or fax to the FMC of the flag State and of Mozambique, at least every two hours, and must provide all the compulsory information.

3. Secure communication of the position messages to Mozambique

The FMC of the flag State shall automatically send the position messages of the vessels concerned to the FMC of Mozambique. The FMC of the flag State and Mozambique shall exchange their contact e-mail addresses and inform each other without delay of any change to these addresses.

The transmission of position messages between the FMC of the flag State and Mozambique shall be carried out electronically using a secure communication system.

The FMC of Mozambique shall inform the FMC of the flag State and the EU of any interruption in the receiving of consecutive position messages from a vessel holding a fishing authorisation, where the vessel concerned has not notified its departure from the zone.

4. Malfunction of the communication system

Mozambique shall ensure the compatibility of its electronic equipment with that of the FMC of the flag State and inform the EU immediately of any malfunction as regards the communication and receiving of position messages with a view to finding a technical solution as soon as possible. The Joint Committee shall deal with any possible dispute arising.

The master shall be considered to be responsible for any proven manipulation of the vessel’s VMS system aimed at disturbing its operation or falsifying its position messages. Any infringement shall be subject to the penalties provided for by Mozambican legislation in force.

5. Revision of the frequency of position messages

On the basis of documentary evidence proving an infringement, Mozambique may ask the FMC of the flag State, copying in the EU, to reduce the interval for sending position messages from a vessel to every thirty minutes for a set period of investigation. This documentary evidence must be sent by Mozambique to the FMC of the flag State and the EU. The FMC of the flag State shall immediately send the position messages to Mozambique at the new frequency.

The FMC of Mozambique shall then immediately notify the Control Centre of the flag State and the European Commission of the end of the inspection procedure;

At the end of the set investigation period, Mozambique shall inform the FMC of the flag State and the EU of any monitoring which is required.

CHAPTER VIII

INFRINGEMENTS

Failure to observe any of the rules and provisions of the Protocol the management and conservation of living resources measures or Mozambique fisheries legislation may be penalised by fines, suspension, revocation or non-renewal of the vessel’s fishing authorisation.

1. Treatment of infringements

Any infringement committed in the Mozambican fishing zone by an EU vessel holding a fishing authorisation in accordance with the provisions of this Annex must be mentioned in an (inspection) report.

In case of an inspection on board, the signature of the inspection report by the master shall be without prejudice to the ship owner’s right of defence in respect of an infringement. Where the master refuses to sign the inspection report, he writes in the inspection report the reasons of his refusal with the mention ‘refusal to sign’.

For any infringement committed in Mozambique fishing zone by an EU vessel holding a fishing authorisation the notification of the infraction defined and the accessory sanctions imposed to the captain or the fishing company shall be sent directly to the shipowners following the procedures set in the Mozambique Fisheries Law. A copy of the notification should be sent to the flag State of the vessel and to the EU within 72 hours.

2. Detention of a vessel

Where permitted under the Mozambican legislation in force regarding the infringement, any EU vessel having committed an infringement may be forced to cease its fishing activity and, where the vessel is at sea, to return to a Mozambican port.

Mozambique shall notify the EU within 24 hours of any detention of an EU vessel holding a fishing authorisation. The notification will provide the reasons of the arrest and/or detention.

Before taking any measure against the vessel, the master, the crew or the cargo, with the exception of measures aimed at protecting evidence, Mozambique shall designate an investigating officer and organise, at the request of the EU, within one working day of notification of the detention of the vessel, an information meeting to clarify the facts which have led to the vessel being detained and to explain what further action may be taken. A representative of the flag State and of the ship-owner of the vessel may attend this information meeting.

3. Penalties for infringements — Compromise procedure

The penalty for the infringement shall be set by Mozambique according to the provisions of the national legislation in force.

In the event that the ship-owner does not accept the fines, a compromise procedure prior to launching the legal procedures shall be undertaken between the Mozambican authorities and the EU vessel to settle the issue amicably. A representative of the flag State of the vessel may participate in this compromise procedure. The compromise procedure shall finish at the latest 72 hours after the notification of the detention of the vessel.

4. Legal proceeding — Bank guarantee

If the abovementioned compromise procedure fails and the infringement is brought before the competent court, the owner of the vessel which committed the infringement shall deposit a bank guarantee at a bank designated by Mozambique, the amount of which, as set by Mozambique, covers the costs linked to the detention of the vessel, the estimated fine and any compensation. The bank guarantee may not be recovered until the legal proceedings have been concluded.

The bank security shall be released and returned to the shipowner without delay after the judgment has been given:

(a) in full, if no penalty has been imposed;

(b) for the amount of the remaining balance, if the penalty is a fine which is lower than the amount of the bank security.

Mozambique shall inform the EU of the outcome of the legal proceedings within eight days of the judgement being given.

5. Release of the vessel and the crew

The vessel and its crew shall be authorised to leave the port once the penalty has been paid in a compromise procedure, or once the bank guarantee has been deposited.

CHAPTER IX

SIGNING-ON OF SEAMEN

1. Number of seamen to sign on

During their activities in Mozambique’s fishing zone, the EU ocean-going tuna seiners shall sign-on at least 2 Mozambican qualified seamen per vessel. The longliners shall sign on at least one Mozambican qualified seaman per vessel.

The owners of EU vessels shall endeavour to sign on additional Mozambican seamen.

When no Mozambican seamen are taken on board, for any reason, EU ship-owners shall be obliged to pay a flat rate amount equivalent to a figure based on the number of days that the vessel operated in Mozambique fishing zone multiplied by the amount per day which is fixed at EUR 30 per seaman per vessel per day. The flat rate shall be paid to the Mozambique authorities at the latest by 31 December of the same year.

That sum shall be used for the training of seamen/fishermen in Mozambique and shall be paid into an account specified by the authorities of Mozambique.

2. Free choice of seamen

Mozambique holds a list of qualified seamen to be signed on for EU vessels.

The ship-owner, or their consignee, shall choose freely from this list the seamen to be signed on and shall notify Mozambique of their inclusion in the crew.

3. Seamen’s contracts

The employment contract shall be drawn up by the ship-owner or its consignee and the seaman, if necessary represented by their union, in liaison with Mozambique. It shall stipulate in particular the date and port of signing on.

These contracts shall guarantee the seamen the social security cover applicable to them in Mozambique, including life assurance and sickness and accident insurance.

A copy of the contract shall be given to the signatories.

The basic working rights laid down in the declaration of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) shall be afforded to Mozambican seamen. This concerns in particular the freedom of association and the effective recognition of the right to collective bargaining, and the elimination of discrimination in respect of employment and occupation.

4. Seamen’s wages

The wages of the Mozambican seamen shall be paid by the ship-owner. They shall be set before the fishing authorisation is issued and by mutual agreement between the ship-owner and its consignee in Mozambique.

The wages shall not be lower than those of crews on national vessels, nor the level determined by the ILO.

5. Seamen’s obligations

The seamen shall report to the master of the vessel to which they have been appointed the day before the signing-on date stipulated in their contract. The master shall inform the seaman of the date and time of signing on. If the seaman withdraws or does not present himself at the date and time stipulated for his signing on, his contract shall be considered to be null and void and the ship-owner shall be automatically discharged from its obligation to sign him on. In this case the ship-owner shall not be liable for any financial penalty or compensation payment.

CHAPTER X

1. Observation of fishing activities

All EU vessels holding a fishing authorisation in Mozambique shall contribute EUR 300 to the fisheries observer programme to be paid into the competent authority specific account, when they apply for the fishing authorisation. This fund shall be used to cover administrative and management cost of the observers programme.

This observation programme shall conform to the provisions provided for in the resolutions adopted by the IOTC (Indian Ocean Tuna Commission).

2. Designated vessels and observers

Mozambique authorities shall draw a list of vessels designated to take an observer on board. This list shall be kept up to date. It shall be forwarded to the European Commission as soon as it has been drawn up.

The Mozambique authorities shall inform the ship-owners concerned of the name of the observers appointed to be taken on board of their vessel no later than 15 days before the observer’s planned embarkation date.

The observers shall not spend more time on board the vessel than is necessary to carry out their duties.

3. Observer’s salary

The salary and social contributions of the observer shall be borne by the Mozambican authorities.

4. Embarkation conditions

The embarkation conditions for the observer, in particular the duration of presence on board, shall be defined by mutual agreement between the ship-owner or its consignee and Mozambique.

Observers shall be treated as officers. However, receiving the observer on board shall take into account the technical structure of the vessel.

The ship-owner shall bear the costs of providing accommodation and food for the observer on board.

The master shall take all the measures for which he is responsible to guarantee the physical safety and general wellbeing of the observer.

Observers shall be granted access to every facility needed to carry out their duties. They shall have access to means of communication and any documents on board, and to documents relating to the fishing activities of the vessel, in particular the fishing logbook, freeze log and navigation log, and the parts of the vessel directly linked to their duties.

5. Embarkation and landing of observers

The observer shall sign on in a port chosen by the ship-owner.

The ship-owner or its representative shall notify Mozambique, with a notice period of 10 days before the embarkation, of the date, time and port of embarkation of the observer. If the observer is embarked in a foreign country, their travel costs to the port of embarkation shall be borne by the ship-owner.

If the observer does not arrive to embark within 12 hours of the date and time set, the ship-owner shall be automatically discharged from its obligation to allow the observer to embark.

It shall be free to leave the port and start fishing operations.

Where the observer is not disembarked in a port of Mozambique, the ship-owner shall bear the costs of accommodation and food during the time the observer is waiting for repatriation flight.

6. Observer’s obligations

Whilst they are on board observers shall:

(a) take all appropriate measures so as not to interrupt or hinder fishing operations;

(b) respect on-board property and equipment;

(c) respect the confidential nature of any document belonging to the vessel.

The observers shall communicate observations by radio, fax or e-mail at least once a week while the vessel is fishing in the Mozambican fishing zone, including the quantity of catches and by-catches on board and any other duties as required by the authority.

7. Observer’s report

Before leaving the vessel, the observer shall submit a report of his observations to the master of the vessel. The master of the vessel shall have the right to make comments in the observer’s report. The report shall be signed by the observer and the master. The master shall receive a copy of the observer’s report.

The observer shall send his report to Mozambique, which shall send a copy of it to the EU within 15 working days of the disembarkation of the observer.

APPENDICES TO THIS ANNEX

1. Appendix 1 — Application form for a fishing authorisation

2. Appendix 2 — Technical sheets

3. Appendix 3 — Fishing logbook

4. Appendix 4 — Entry/exit notification form

5. Appendix 5 — Format of VMS message position

Appendix 1

APPLICATION FORM FOR A FISHING AUTHORISATION

Appendix 2

TECHNICAL SHEETS







SHEET: TUNA SEINERS AND SURFACE LONGLINERS Fishing zone: Beyond 12 nautical miles from the base lines. Geographical coordinates: see table below Authorised gear: Seine Surface longliner By-catches: Compliance with IOTC Resolutions Authorised tonnage/Fees: Number of vessels authorised to fish Ocean-going tuna seiner vessels : 43 surface longliner vessels: 32 Annual advance payment fee: EUR 5 100 per ocean-going tuna seiner vessel, for 146 tonnes of catch of highly migratory and associated species EUR 4 100 per surface longliner vessel > 250 GT, for 118 tonnes of catch of highly migratory and associated species EUR 2 500 per surface longliner vessel < 250 GT, for 72 tonnes of catch of highly migratory and associated species Additional fee: EUR 35 per tonne caught Mozambique national seamen EUR 30 per seaman, per vessel, per day in case of non-embarking Observers (contribution to the fisheries observer program) EUR 300 per year, per vessel

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Geographical coordinates: POINT NO. LATITUDE LAT IN DEGREES, MINUTES AND SECONDS (South Latitude) LONGITUDE LONG IN DEGREES, MINUTES AND SECONDS (East Longitude) 1 – 10,46944444 10° 28′ 10,000″ S 40,43777778 40° 26′ 16,000″ E 2 – 10,41638889 10° 24′ 59,000″ S 40,49194444 40° 29′ 31,000″ E 3 – 10,31444444 10° 18′ 52,000″ S 40,66777778 40° 40′ 04,000″ E 4 – 10,09277778 10° 05′ 34,000″ S 41,03305556 41° 01′ 59,000″ E 5 – 10,09277778 10° 05′ 34,000″ S 42,15693917 42° 09′ 24,981″ E 6 – 10,09277778 10° 05′ 34,000″ S 42,15693917 42° 09′ 24,981″ E 7 – 10,09277778 10° 05′ 34,000″ S 42,21689500 42° 13′ 00,822″ E 8 – 10,12710556 10° 07′ 37,580″ S 42,20790500 42° 12′ 28,458″ E 9 – 10,13310250 10° 07′ 59,169″ S 42,20633528 42° 12′ 22,807″ E 10 – 10,16656333 10° 09′ 59,628″ S 42,19775861 42° 11′ 51,931″ E 11 – 10,19950667 10° 11′ 58,224″ S 42,18962222 42° 11′ 22,640″ E 12 – 10,21023611 10° 12′ 36,850″ S 42,18703944 42° 11′ 13,342″ E 13 – 10,31172833 10° 18′ 42,222″ S 42,16274667 42° 09′ 45,888″ E 14 – 10,36773083 10° 22′ 03,831″ S 42,14933500 42° 08′ 57,606″ E 15 – 10,38388861 10° 23′ 01,999″ S 42,14550806 42° 08′ 43,829″ E 16 – 10,41273611 10° 24′ 45,850″ S 42,13887861 42° 08′ 19,963″ E 17 – 10,44124750 10° 26′ 28,491″ S 42,13259028 42° 07′ 57,325″ E 18 – 10,45759944 10° 27′ 27,358″ S 42,12910250 42° 07′ 44,769″ E 19 – 10,49183639 10° 29′ 30,611″ S 42,12188917 42° 07′ 18,801″ E 20 – 10,50810333 10° 30′ 29,172″ S 42,11841722 42° 07′ 06,302″ E 21 – 10,52127139 10° 31′ 16,577″ S 42,11554250 42° 06′ 55,953″ E 22 – 10,54227250 10° 32′ 32,181″ S 42,11090722 42° 06′ 39,266″ E 23 – 10,55342806 10° 33′ 12,341″ S 42,10846611 42° 06′ 30,478″ E 24 – 10,57999750 10° 34′ 47,991″ S 42,10282694 42° 06′ 10,177″ E 25 – 10,60631139 10° 36′ 22,721″ S 42,09748194 42° 05′ 50,935″ E 26 – 10,63237861 10° 37′ 56,563″ S 42,09242444 42° 05′ 32,728″ E 27 – 10,65820361 10° 39′ 29,533″ S 42,08764972 42° 05′ 15,539″ E 28 – 10,68379750 10° 41′ 01,671″ S 42,08315167 42° 04′ 59,346″ E 29 – 10,69226694 10° 41′ 32,161″ S 42,08171194 42° 04′ 54,163″ E 30 – 10,73608056 10° 44′ 09,890″ S 42,07433917 42° 04′ 27,621″ E 31 – 10,75470389 10° 45′ 16,934″ S 42,07114111 42° 04′ 16,108″ E 32 – 10,77944806 10° 46′ 46,013″ S 42,06669667 42° 04′ 00,108″ E 33 – 10,80390806 10° 48′ 14,069″ S 42,06207694 42° 03′ 43,477″ E 34 – 10,82809750 10° 49′ 41,151″ S 42,05728917 42° 03′ 26,241″ E 35 – 10,85201861 10° 51′ 07,267″ S 42,05233250 42° 03′ 08,397″ E 36 – 10,87568250 10° 52′ 32,457″ S 42,04721000 42° 02′ 49,956″ E 37 – 10,89909361 10° 53′ 56,737″ S 42,04192556 42° 02′ 30,932″ E 38 – 10,92225889 10° 55′ 20,132″ S 42,03647944 42° 02′ 11,326″ E 39 – 10,94518694 10° 56′ 42,673″ S 42,03087417 42° 01′ 51,147″ E 40 – 10,96788000 10° 58′ 04,368″ S 42,02511361 42° 01′ 30,409″ E 41 – 10,99034750 10° 59′ 25,251″ S 42,01919833 42° 01′ 09,114″ E 42 – 11,01259583 11° 00′ 45,345″ S 42,01312778 42° 00′ 47,260″ E 43 – 11,03462694 11° 02′ 04,657″ S 42,00690694 42° 00′ 24,865″ E 44 – 11,05645028 11° 03′ 23,221″ S 42,00053583 42° 00′ 01,929″ E 45 – 11,07807250 11° 04′ 41,061″ S 41,99401611 41° 59′ 38,458″ E 46 – 11,09949333 11° 05′ 58,176″ S 41,98734833 41° 59′ 14,454″ E 47 – 11,12072167 11° 07′ 14,598″ S 41,98053250 41° 58′ 49,917″ E 48 – 11,14176222 11° 08′ 30,344″ S 41,97357278 41° 58′ 24,862″ E 49 – 11,15162444 11° 09′ 05,848″ S 41,97023778 41° 58′ 12,856″ E 50 – 11,17495139 11° 10′ 29,825″ S 41,96229667 41° 57′ 44,268″ E 51 – 11,18981944 11° 11′ 23,350″ S 41,95728639 41° 57′ 26,231″ E 52 – 11,21052444 11° 12′ 37,888″ S 41,95048167 41° 57′ 01,734″ E 53 – 11,23117722 11° 13′ 52,238″ S 41,94389694 41° 56′ 38,029″ E 54 – 11,25177972 11° 15′ 06,407″ S 41,93752333 41° 56′ 15,084″ E 55 – 11,27233611 11° 16′ 20,410″ S 41,93136333 41° 55′ 52,908″ E 56 – 11,29285139 11° 17′ 34,265″ S 41,92541194 41° 55′ 31,483″ E 57 – 11,31332528 11° 18′ 47,971″ S 41,91966722 41° 55′ 10,802″ E 58 – 11,33376417 11° 20′ 01,551″ S 41,91412444 41° 54′ 50,848″ E 59 – 11,35417083 11° 21′ 15,015″ S 41,90878167 41° 54′ 31,614″ E 60 – 11,37454722 11° 22′ 28,370″ S 41,90364111 41° 54′ 13,108″ E 61 – 11,39489528 11° 23′ 41,623″ S 41,89869583 41° 53′ 55,305″ E 62 – 11,41522000 11° 24′ 54,792″ S 41,89394389 41° 53′ 38,198″ E 63 – 11,43552528 11° 26′ 07,891″ S 41,88938722 41° 53′ 21,794″ E 64 – 11,45581389 11° 27′ 20,930″ S 41,88501917 41° 53′ 06,069″ E 65 – 11,47608528 11° 28′ 33,907″ S 41,88084417 41° 52′ 51,039″ E 66 – 11,49634861 11° 29′ 46,855″ S 41,87685333 41° 52′ 36,672″ E 67 – 11,51660167 11° 30′ 59,766″ S 41,87305139 41° 52′ 22,985″ E 68 – 11,53684861 11° 32′ 12,655″ S 41,86943556 41° 52′ 09,968″ E 69 – 11,55709639 11° 33′ 25,547″ S 41,86600417 41° 51′ 57,615″ E 70 – 11,57734278 11° 34′ 38,434″ S 41,86275444 41° 51′ 45,916″ E 71 – 11,59759444 11° 35′ 51,340″ S 41,85968889 41° 51′ 34,880″ E 72 – 11,61785306 11° 37′ 04,271″ S 41,85680306 41° 51′ 24,491″ E 73 – 11,63812167 11° 38′ 17,238″ S 41,85409917 41° 51′ 14,757″ E 74 – 11,65840417 11° 39′ 30,255″ S 41,85157472 41° 51′ 05,669″ E 75 – 11,67858306 11° 40′ 42,899″ S 41,84924583 41° 50′ 57,285″ E 76 – 11,67870056 11° 40′ 43,322″ S 41,84923250 41° 50′ 57,237″ E 77 – 11,69901750 11° 41′ 56,463″ S 41,84706750 41° 50′ 49,443″ E 78 – 11,71935750 11° 43′ 09,687″ S 41,84508222 41° 50′ 42,296″ E 79 – 11,73972250 11° 44′ 23,001″ S 41,84327667 41° 50′ 35,796″ E 80 – 11,76011667 11° 45′ 36,420″ S 41,84165083 41° 50′ 29,943″ E 81 – 11,78054278 11° 46′ 49,954″ S 41,84020222 41° 50′ 24,728″ E 82 – 11,80100500 11° 48′ 03,618″ S 41,83893333 41° 50′ 20,160″ E 83 – 11,82150306 11° 49′ 17,411″ S 41,83784639 41° 50′ 16,247″ E 84 – 11,82326639 11° 49′ 23,759″ S 41,83776111 41° 50′ 15,940″ E 85 – 11,84239361 11° 50′ 32,617″ S 41,83684472 41° 50′ 12,641″ E 86 – 11,84811639 11° 50′ 53,219″ S 41,83656861 41° 50′ 11,647″ E 87 – 11,86264306 11° 51′ 45,515″ S 41,83591944 41° 50′ 09,310″ E 88 – 11,88329583 11° 52′ 59,865″ S 41,83514917 41° 50′ 06,537″ E 89 – 11,88944250 11° 53′ 21,993″ S 41,83495611 41° 50′ 05,842″ E 90 – 11,90391833 11° 54′ 14,106″ S 41,83565222 41° 50′ 08,348″ E 91 – 11,92451917 11° 55′ 28,269″ S 41,83679972 41° 50′ 12,479″ E 92 – 11,94513194 11° 56′ 42,475″ S 41,83812944 41° 50′ 17,266″ E 93 – 11,96575833 11° 57′ 56,730″ S 41,83964528 41° 50′ 22,723″ E 94 – 11,98640306 11° 59′ 11,051″ S 41,84134750 41° 50′ 28,851″ E 95 – 12,00706833 12° 00′ 25,446″ S 41,84323389 41° 50′ 35,642″ E 96 – 12,02776083 12° 01′ 39,939″ S 41,84530917 41° 50′ 43,113″ E 97 – 12,04847833 12° 02′ 54,522″ S 41,84757500 41° 50′ 51,270″ E 98 – 12,06922722 12° 04′ 09,218″ S 41,85002972 41° 51′ 00,107″ E 99 – 12,09000972 12° 05′ 24,035″ S 41,85267528 41° 51′ 09,631″ E 100 – 12,11082833 12° 06′ 38,982″ S 41,85551389 41° 51′ 19,850″ E 101 – 12,13168722 12° 07′ 54,074″ S 41,85854583 41° 51′ 30,765″ E 102 – 12,15259111 12° 09′ 09,328″ S 41,86177528 41° 51′ 42,391″ E 103 – 12,17354167 12° 10′ 24,750″ S 41,86520222 41° 51′ 54,728″ E 104 – 12,19454361 12° 11′ 40,357″ S 41,86883139 41° 52′ 07,793″ E 105 – 12,21559694 12° 12′ 56,149″ S 41,87266056 41° 52′ 21,578″ E 106 – 12,23671028 12° 14′ 12,157″ S 41,87669611 41° 52′ 36,106″ E 107 – 12,25788167 12° 15′ 28,374″ S 41,88093861 41° 52′ 51,379″ E 108 – 12,27911750 12° 16′ 44,823″ S 41,88538972 41° 53′ 07,403″ E 109 – 12,30042250 12° 18′ 01,521″ S 41,89005417 41° 53′ 24,195″ E 110 – 12,32179611 12° 19′ 18,466″ S 41,89493417 41° 53′ 41,763″ E 111 – 12,34324750 12° 20′ 35,691″ S 41,90003222 41° 54′ 00,116″ E 112 – 12,36477444 12° 21′ 53,188″ S 41,90535028 41° 54′ 19,261″ E 113 – 12,38638583 12° 23′ 10,989″ S 41,91089500 41° 54′ 39,222″ E 114 – 12,40808139 12° 24′ 29,093″ S 41,91666667 41° 55′ 00,000″ E 115 – 12,42986778 12° 25′ 47,524″ S 41,92267194 41° 55′ 21,619″ E 116 – 12,43369056 12° 26′ 01,286″ S 41,92374778 41° 55′ 25,492″ E 117 – 12,45688083 12° 27′ 24,771″ S 41,93028972 41° 55′ 49,043″ E 118 – 12,48502083 12° 29′ 06,075″ S 41,93823083 41° 56′ 17,631″ E 119 – 12,49624194 12° 29′ 46,471″ S 41,94142444 41° 56′ 29,128″ E 120 – 12,51871389 12° 31′ 07,370″ S 41,94798417 41° 56′ 52,743″ E 121 – 12,54131583 12° 32′ 28,737″ S 41,95480028 41° 57′ 17,281″ E 122 – 12,56405278 12° 33′ 50,590″ S 41,96187667 41° 57′ 42,756″ E 123 – 12,58692444 12° 35′ 12,928″ S 41,96922278 41° 58′ 09,202″ E 124 – 12,60993972 12° 36′ 35,783″ S 41,97684028 41° 58′ 36,625″ E 125 – 12,63310278 12° 37′ 59,170″ S 41,98473667 41° 59′ 05,052″ E 126 – 12,65641778 12° 39′ 23,104″ S 41,99291583 41° 59′ 34,497″ E 127 – 12,67989194 12° 40′ 47,611″ S 42,00138917 42° 00′ 05,001″ E 128 – 12,70352694 12° 42′ 12,697″ S 42,01015667 42° 00′ 36,564″ E 129 – 12,72732972 12° 43′ 38,387″ S 42,01923194 42° 01′ 09,235″ E 130 – 12,75130639 12° 45′ 04,703″ S 42,02861694 42° 01′ 43,021″ E 131 – 12,77546139 12° 46′ 31,661″ S 42,03832333 42° 02′ 17,964″ E 132 – 12,78370944 12° 47′ 01,354″ S 42,04169417 42° 02′ 30,099″ E 133 – 12,79827639 12° 47′ 53,795″ S 42,04767472 42° 02′ 51,629″ E 134 – 12,80924778 12° 48′ 33,292″ S 42,05215306 42° 03′ 07,751″ E 135 – 12,83401000 12° 50′ 02,436″ S 42,06207944 42° 03′ 43,486″ E 136 – 12,85914861 12° 51′ 32,935″ S 42,07190000 42° 04′ 18,840″ E 137 – 12,88467028 12° 53′ 04,813″ S 42,08161306 42° 04′ 53,807″ E 138 – 12,91058583 12° 54′ 38,109″ S 42,09121833 42° 05′ 28,386″ E 139 – 12,93690861 12° 56′ 12,871″ S 42,10071139 42° 06′ 02,561″ E 140 – 12,96364694 12° 57′ 49,129″ S 42,11008972 42° 06′ 36,323″ E 141 – 12,99081611 12° 59′ 26,938″ S 42,11935139 42° 07′ 09,665″ E 142 – 12,99773556 12° 59′ 51,848″ S 42,12166667 42° 07′ 18,000″ E 143 – 13,06305222 13° 03′ 46,988″ S 42,14345778 42° 08′ 36,448″ E 144 – 13,49294833 13° 29′ 34,614″ S 42,33850444 42° 20′ 18,616″ E 145 – 13,51596194 13° 30′ 57,463″ S 42,35528722 42° 21′ 19,034″ E 146 – 13,54042972 13° 32′ 25,547″ S 42,37281556 42° 22′ 22,136″ E 147 – 13,56516306 13° 33′ 54,587″ S 42,39021361 42° 23′ 24,769″ E 148 – 13,59017083 13° 35′ 24,615″ S 42,40747917 42° 24′ 26,925″ E 149 – 13,61487917 13° 36′ 53,565″ S 42,42422833 42° 25′ 27,222″ E 150 – 13,84526472 13° 50′ 42,953″ S 42,57916306 42° 34′ 44,987″ E 151 – 13,86822139 13° 52′ 05,597″ S 42,59474444 42° 35′ 41,080″ E 152 – 13,89613833 13° 53′ 46,098″ S 42,61402444 42° 36′ 50,488″ E 153 – 13,92417472 13° 55′ 27,029″ S 42,63376278 42° 38′ 01,546″ E 154 – 13,95233694 13° 57′ 08,413″ S 42,65396806 42° 39′ 14,285″ E 155 – 13,98062972 13° 58′ 50,267″ S 42,67464944 42° 40′ 28,738″ E 156 – 14,00905472 14° 00′ 32,597″ S 42,69582500 42° 41′ 44,970″ E 157 – 14,03762111 14° 02′ 15,436″ S 42,71750361 42° 43′ 03,013″ E 158 – 14,05400306 14° 03′ 14,411″ S 42,73011583 42° 43′ 48,417″ E 159 – 14,14823389 14° 08′ 53,642″ S 42,80309722 42° 48′ 11,150″ E 160 – 14,15231444 14° 09′ 08,332″ S 42,80625722 42° 48′ 22,526″ E 161 – 14,18301639 14° 10′ 58,859″ S 42,82977944 42° 49′ 47,206″ E 162 – 14,21434722 14° 12′ 51,650″ S 42,85335806 42° 51′ 12,089″ E 163 – 14,24632861 14° 14′ 46,783″ S 42,87699722 42° 52′ 37,190″ E 164 – 14,27897806 14° 16′ 44,321″ S 42,90069694 42° 54′ 02,509″ E 165 – 14,31231444 14° 18′ 44,332″ S 42,92445972 42° 55′ 28,055″ E 166 – 14,34636194 14° 20′ 46,903″ S 42,94828750 42° 56′ 53,835″ E 167 – 14,38114194 14° 22′ 52,111″ S 42,97218278 42° 58′ 19,858″ E 168 – 14,41184056 14° 24′ 42,626″ S 42,99288667 42° 59′ 34,392″ E 169 – 14,42729390 14° 25′ 38,258″ S 43,02429793 43° 01′ 27,472″ E 170 – 14,71757790 14° 43′ 03,280″ S 42,84175093 42° 50′ 30,303″ E 171 – 15,24873190 15° 14′ 55,438″ S 42,57367993 42° 34′ 25,247″ E 172 – 15,35883890 15° 21′ 31,820″ S 42,52400093 42° 31′ 26,403″ E 173 – 15,40079590 15° 24′ 02,865″ S 42,47546793 42° 28′ 31,684″ E 174 – 15,67631790 15° 40′ 34,744″ S 42,16577593 42° 09′ 56,793″ E 175 – 15,89294390 15° 53′ 34,598″ S 41,92722893 41° 55′ 38,024″ E 176 – 16,19500890 16° 11′ 42,032″ S 41,68920793 41° 41′ 21,148″ E 177 – 16,53923290 16° 32′ 21,238″ S 41,41631893 41° 24′ 58,748″ E 178 – 17,04432890 17° 02′ 39,584″ S 41,27318693 41° 16′ 23,472″ E 179 – 17,40353490 17° 24′ 12,725″ S 41,17071993 41° 10′ 14,591″ E 180 – 17,83734890 17° 50′ 14,456″ S 41,06789493 41° 04′ 04,421″ E 181 – 18,25089090 18° 15′ 03,207″ S 41,00661293 41° 00′ 23,806″ E 182 – 18,46797190 18° 28′ 04,698″ S 40,98888393 40° 59′ 19,982″ E 183 – 18,72085890 18° 43′ 15,090″ S 40,96804393 40° 58′ 04,958″ E 184 – 18,99704790 18° 59′ 49,372″ S 40,94406393 40° 56′ 38,640″ E 185 – 19,07889290 19° 04′ 44,014″ S 40,94491793 40° 56′ 41,704″ E 186 – 19,12114290 19° 07′ 16,114″ S 40,49821793 40° 29′ 53,584″ E 187 – 19,14275890 19° 08′ 33,932″ S 40,33221493 40° 19′ 55,973″ E 188 – 19,15014390 19° 09′ 00,158″ S 40,27538093 40° 16′ 31,371″ E 189 – 19,21233290 19° 12′ 44,398″ S 39,91531093 39° 54′ 55,119″ E 190 – 19,22234390 19° 13′ 20,438″ S 39,85706493 39° 51′ 25,433″ E 191 – 19,24453990 19° 14′ 40,343″ S 39,74102293 39° 44′ 27,682″ E 192 – 19,42185090 19° 25′ 18,663″ S 38,79469793 38° 47′ 40,912″ E 193 – 19,43315890 19° 25′ 59,372″ S 38,73342293 38° 44′ 00,322″ E 194 – 19,43614990 19° 26′ 10,139″ S 38,72930293 38° 43′ 45,490″ E 195 – 19,59229190 19° 35′ 32,250″ S 38,52460493 38° 31′ 28,577″ E 196 – 19,62519790 19° 37′ 30,712″ S 38,48408693 38° 29′ 02,712″ E 197 – 19,70593190 19° 42′ 21,354″ S 38,38511393 38° 23′ 06,410″ E 198 – 19,71590490 19° 42′ 57,257″ S 38,37292393 38° 22′ 22,526″ E 199 – 19,73360590 19° 44′ 00,981″ S 38,35152793 38° 21′ 05,500″ E 200 – 20,02869690 20° 01′ 43,308″ S 38,08570893 38° 05′ 08,552″ E 201 – 20,08653590 20° 05′ 11,529″ S 38,03375393 38° 02′ 01,514″ E 202 – 20,12934190 20° 07′ 45,630″ S 37,99523693 37° 59′ 42,852″ E 203 – 20,64126890 20° 38′ 28,568″ S 37,55384993 37° 33′ 13,859″ E 204 – 21,43417090 21° 26′ 03,015″ S 37,57989693 37° 34′ 47,628″ E 205 – 21,45378690 21° 27′ 13,532″ S 37,58070393 37° 34′ 50,534″ E 206 – 21,55561690 21° 33′ 20,220″ S 37,58479793 37° 35′ 05,272″ E 207 – 21,56295890 21° 33′ 46,652″ S 37,58512593 37° 35′ 06,453″ E 208 – 21,56440490 21° 33′ 51,857″ S 37,58523893 37° 35′ 06,860″ E 209 – 21,71008990 21° 42′ 36,323″ S 37,59760393 37° 35′ 51,374″ E 210 – 21,76500590 21° 45′ 54,021″ S 37,60234793 37° 36′ 08,452″ E 211 – 21,88639090 21° 53′ 11,007″ S 37,62820393 37° 37′ 41,534″ E 212 – 22,15843990 22° 09′ 30,383″ S 37,68024293 37° 40′ 48,874″ E 213 – 22,26569290 22° 15′ 56,494″ S 37,70086293 37° 42′ 03,106″ E 214 – 22,32541091 22° 19′ 31,479″ S 37,71493593 37° 42′ 53,769″ E 215 – 22,32902991 22° 19′ 44,507″ S 37,71581693 37° 42′ 56,940″ E 216 – 22,42410991 22° 25′ 26,795″ S 37,73891793 37° 44′ 20,104″ E 217 – 23,20135991 23° 12′ 04,895″ S 37,98768893 37° 59′ 15,680″ E 218 – 23,31436991 23° 18′ 51,731″ S 38,02801293 38° 01′ 40,846″ E 219 – 23,38419191 23° 23′ 03,090″ S 38,05293993 38° 03′ 10,583″ E 220 – 23,45079691 23° 27′ 02,868″ S 38,07776993 38° 04′ 39,971″ E 221 – 23,89896091 23° 53′ 56,259″ S 38,24723093 38° 14′ 50,031″ E 222 – 24,05334691 24° 03′ 12,048″ S 38,30605793 38° 18′ 21,808″ E 223 – 24,49255091 24° 29′ 33,183″ S 38,47369593 38° 28′ 25,305″ E 224 – 24,59264091 24° 35′ 33,507″ S 38,51763193 38° 31′ 03,474″ E 225 – 24,98297491 24° 58′ 58,709″ S 38,68834493 38° 41′ 18,041″ E 226 – 25,40013391 25° 24′ 00,482″ S 38,87194493 38° 52′ 19,001″ E 227 – 25,71633611 25° 42′ 58,810″ S 38,71936389 38° 43′ 09,710″ E 228 – 25,77523056 25° 46′ 30,830″ S 38,69031389 38° 41′ 25,130″ E 229 – 26,67473333 26° 40′ 29,040″ S 38,02259167 38° 01′ 21,330″ E 230 – 27,11109167 27° 06′ 39,930″ S 37,56190556 37° 33′ 42,860″ E 231 – 27,47158333 27° 28′ 17,700″ S 37,01349444 37° 00′ 48,580″ E 232 – 27,60703333 27° 36′ 25,320″ S 36,74037500 36° 44′ 25,350″ E 233 – 27,70189444 27° 42′ 06,820″ S 36,53316667 36° 31′ 59,400″ E 234 – 27,78917500 27° 47′ 21,030″ S 36,51560833 36° 30′ 56,190″ E 235 – 27,77694167 27° 46′ 36,990″ S 36,45250000 36° 27′ 09,000″ E 236 – 26,91694444 26° 55′ 00,990″ S 33,33694444 33° 20′ 12,990″ E 237 – 26,91444444 26° 54′ 51,990″ S 33,32861111 33° 19′ 42,990″ E 238 – 26,85277780 26° 51′ 10,000″ S 33,11972222 33° 07′ 10,990″ E 239 – 26,85222222 26° 51′ 07,990″ S 33,11777778 33° 07′ 04,000″ E 240 – 26,84638889 26° 50′ 47,000″ S 33,00000000 33° 00′ 00,000″ E Land Base 26,85861111 26° 51′ 31,000″ S 32,89210833 32° 53′ 31,59″ E

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Appendix 3

FISHING LOGBOOK

Appendix 4

ENTRY/EXIT NOTIFICATION FORM

COMMUNICATION FORMAT REPORTS

ENTRY/EXIT REPORTS

PERIODIC CATCH REPORT WHEN ►C1 IN MOZAMBIQUE FISHERIES WATERS ◄

All reports shall be transmitted to the competent authority, the National Fisheries Administration of Mozambique, at:

e-mail: entryexitcatchmoz@gmail.com

(Alternative — fax: +258 21 320 335)

Please note that:

— entry or exit reports must be sent to the e-mail provided above within three hours before the event,

— catch must be reported per species and live weight,

— catch unit must be in kilogramme,

— the reporting of catch relates to both the targeted species and the by-catch species. The species list provided below can be changed according to the species caught.

1. Entry report format (within three hours before the event)

Subject text: Vessel Name/IN

Vessel name:

International radio call sign:

Date of entry (dd/mm/yyyy):

Time of entry (UTC):

Position of entry (Deg Mn Sec):

Total quantity of fish species on board at Entry in ►C1 Mozambique Fisheries Waters ◄

Yellowfin (YFT) kg

Bigeye tuna (BET) kg

Skipjack (SKJ) kg

Albacore (ALB) kg

Marlin (MAR) kg

Swordfish (SWO) kg

Shortbill spearfish (SSP) kg

Sailfish (SFA) kg

Blue shark (BSH) kg

Porbeagle (POR) kg

Mako shark (MAK) kg

Great white shark (TIG) kg

Crocodile shark (PSK) kg

Thresher sharks (THR) kg

Oceanic whitetip shark (OCS) kg

Hammerhead Sharks (SPN) kg

Other Requiem sharks (CWZ) kg

Others (specify species + FAO Code) kg

Etc …

2. Exit report format (within three hours before the event)

Subject text: Vessel Name/OUT

Vessel name:

International radio call sign:

Date of exit (dd/mm/yyyy):

Time of exit (UTC):

Position at exit (Deg Mn Sec):

Total quantity of fish species on board at Exit of ►C1 Mozambique Fisheries Waters ◄

Yellowfin (YFT) kg

Bigeye tuna (BET) kg

Skipjack (SKJ) kg

Albacore (ALB) kg

Marlin (MAR) kg

Swordfish (SWO) kg

Shortbill spearfish (SSP) kg

Sailfish (SFA) kg

Blue shark (BSH) kg

Porbeagle (POR) kg

Mako shark (MAK) kg

Great white shark (TIG) kg

Crocodile shark (PSK) kg

Thresher sharks (THR) kg

Oceanic whitetip shark (OCS) kg

Hammerhead Sharks (SPN) kg

Other Requiem sharks (CWZ) kg

Others (specify + FAO Code)

Etc …

3. Weekly/periodic catch report format (every three days when the vessel is operating in Mozambique waters)

Subject text: Vessel Name/WCR

Vessel name:

International radio call sign:

Date at reporting (dd/mm/yyyy):

Time at reporting (UTC):

Position at reporting (Deg Mn Sec)

▼C1

Catch in Mozambique Fisheries Waters (kg)

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Yellowfin (YFT) kg

Bigeye tuna (BET) kg

Skipjack (SKJ) kg

Albacore (ALB) kg

Marlin (MAR) kg

Swordfish (SWO) kg

Shortbill spearfish (SSP) kg

Sailfish (SFA) kg

Blue shark (BSH) kg

Porbeagle (POR) kg

Mako shark (MAK) kg

Great white shark (TIG) kg

Crocodile shark (PSK) kg

Thresher sharks (THR) kg

Oceanic whitetip shark (OCS) kg

Hammerhead Sharks (SPN) kg

Other Requiem sharks (CWZ) kg

Others (specify species + FAO Code)

Etc …

For tuna purse seine fishing vessel:

— number of successful sets on FAD since last report:

— number of successful sets on free school since last report:

— number of unsuccessful sets:

For tuna longline fishing vessel:

— number of sets since last report:

— number of hooks deployed since last report:

The table below shows the official alphanumeric codes (also called ‘3-alpha’) for the species under the mandate of the IOTC. The English, French and Scientific names are taken from the FAO taxonomy.







Code English Name French Name Scientific Name ALB Albacore tuna Germon Thunnus alalunga BET Bigeye tuna Patudo; Thon obèse Thunnus obesus BFT Bluefin tuna Thon rouge Thunnus thynnus thynnus BIL Marlins, sailfishes, spear fish Poissons epée NCA (2) Xiphioidei NEI (1) BIP Indo-Pacific Bonito Bonito oriental Sarda orientalis BLM Black Marlin Makaire noir Makaira indica BLT Bullet tuna Bonitou Auxis rochei BLZ Indo-Pacific Blue Marlin Makaire bleu de l’Indo Pacifique Makaira mazara COM Narrow barred Spanish Mackerel Thazard rayé Scomberomorus commersoni DOT Dogtooth tuna Bonite à gros yeux Gymnosarda unicolor FRI Frigate tuna Auxide Auxis thazard FRZ Frigate and Bullet tunas Auxides et Bonitous Auxis spp. GUT Indo-Pacific king mackerel Thazard ponctué Scomberomorus guttatus KAW Kawakawa Thonine orientale Euthynnus affinis KGX Seerfishes NEI (1) Thazards NCA (2) Scomberini NEI (1) LOT Longtail tuna Thon mignon Thunnus tonggol MAR Marlines NEI (1) Makaire NCA (2) MLS Striped Marlin Marlin rayé Tetrapturus audax OBL Billfishes, unclassified Porte-épée non-classifiés OTH Others NEI (1) Autres NCA (2) Scombridae and Xiphioidei RSK Requiem sharks Carcharinidae SBF Southern Bluefin tuna Thon rouge du sud Thunnus maccoyii SFA Indo-Pacific Sailfish Voilier de l’Indo-Pacifique Istiophorus platypterus SHK Shark Requins SKJ Skipjack Listao; Bonite à ventre rayé Katsuwonus pelamis SSP Short-billed spearfish Makaire à rostre court Tetrapterus angustirostris STS Streaked seerfish Thazard cirrus Scomberomorus lineolatus SWO Swordfish Espadon Xiphias gladius TUN Tunas and Bonitos NEI (1) Thons et bonites NCA (2) Thunnini and Sardini NEI (1) WAH Wahoo Thazard-bâtard Acanthocybium solandri YFT Yellowfin tuna Albacore Thunnus albacares (*1) NEI: not elsewhere included. (*2) NCA: non compris ailleurs.

Appendix 5