Proposal for a COUNCIL REGULATION (EEC) concerning the conclusion of the Agreement between the European Economic Community and the Government of the Commonwealth of Dominica on fisheries
Date: 1993-06-10
Institutions: European Commission
Subjects: Commonwealth, Dominica, agreement (EU), fishing agreement, fishing area

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OF  THE  EUROPEAN  COMMUNITIES 

C0MC93)  266  final 

Brussels,  10  June  1993 

wPzfë^sm 

Proposal  for a 

rçfllHflU  REGULATION  (EEC). 

concerning 
conclusion 
Economic  Community  and  the  Government  of 

the 

the 

of 

between 

European 
the  Commonwealth  of  Dominica 

the 

Agreement 

on  fisheries 

(presented by the Commission) 

EXPLANATORY  MEMORANDUM 

a 

sector 

constitutes 

fisheries 
French 

Overseas 
these 

The 
the 
Fishermen 
waters  of 
came 
consequence  of  the  establishment  of  200  miles  Exclusive  Economic  Zones. 

this  situation  changed  when 
of 

fundamental  part  of 
Guadeloupe 

region.  However 
the 

Departments 
Departments 

the  economies  of 
Martinique. 
international 
those  waters 
a 

from 
the 

neighbouring 

traditionally 

jurisdiction 

and 
in 

countries 

fished 

under 

these 

as 

of 

of 

its  Decision 

By 
directives  with 
third 
counrtries 
which  Community 
the 

said 

a 
in 

directives, 

25 
January 
the 
to 
view 
the  Caribbean 
had 
fishermen 
agreement 
an 

adopted 

the  Council 

negotiating 
1983, 
agreements  with 
of 
conclusion 
in 
to  waters 
region  permitting  access 
of 
basis 
fished.  On 
traditionally 
the 
the 
and 
the  Community 
between 

fishing 

Government 

of 

the  Commonwealth 

of  Dominica  was 

initialled 

in  Brussels 

on  14  May  1987. 

the 

parties 

particularly 

their 
but 

commenced 
Agreement 

Both 
conclude 
relating 
to 
zones  within  which  access  would  be  accorded, 
finalised. 
between 
renewed 
was 
outstanding  differences. 

respective 
due 
to 
question 

contacts 
in  Roseau,  Dominica  on  13  March  1993 

procedures^) 
of 
of 

to 
ratifications 
interpretation 
differences 
definition 
fishing 
the 
the  procedures  were  never 
text 
the 
the 

Following 

resolved 

a  new 

initialled 

parties, 

which 

the 

of 

This  Agreement,  which 
of 
with 
the 
for 
time, 
a 
Martinique 
from  Dominica  in  the  waters  off  Martinique  and  Guadeloupe. 

possibility 
provides 
and  Guadeloupe 

shall  apply 
extension 

an 
further 

the  waters 

reciprocal 

access 

for 

for 

in 

initial  period  of 

periods  of 
for 

vessels 

of  Dominica 

and 

three 

three 

years 
at 
in 
vessels 

years 
registered 
for 

to 

order 

compensate 

In 
favour 
the 
compensation  of  1.650.000  ECU  over 
of  the  Agreement. 

for 
vessels, 

Community 

an 

of 

imbalance 

Community 
the 

first 

in 

possibilities 

fishing 
will 

in 
financial 
three  years  of  application 

pay 

a 

of 
fishery 

The  Community  will  contribute  also 
scientific 
financing 
in 
the 
grants  will  be 
to 
engaged  in  the  fishing  sector  for  a  total  cost  of  150.000  ECU. 

the 
of 
study 
the  skills  and  know  how  of  persons 

programme 
the  waters 
improve 

towards 
knowledge 
addition 

at 
of  Dominica. 

the  sum  of  400.000  ECU 

increasing 
In 

a 
resources 

financed 

aimed 

(1)  Com  (87)  431  f i n a l,  dated  18.9.1987 

2 

These 

contributions 

will 

be 

supplemented 

by 

the 

licence 

fees 

paid 

by 

the  shipowners. 

The  Commission 

proposes, 

on 

the 

above 

basis, 

that 

the  Council 

as 

soon 

as  possible  : 

approve  the  Agreement,  after  consulting  Parliament; 

authorise 

its 

President 

to 

give 

the 

notification 

provided 

for 

in 

Article  14  of 

the  Agreement  and 

to  designate 

the  person  empowered 

to 

sign  the  Agreement. 

3 
Proposal  for a 

COUNCIL REGULATION  (EEC) 

concerning 

the 

conclusion 

of 

the 

Agreement 

between 

the 

European 

Economic  Community  and 

the  Government  of 

the  Commonwealth  of  Dominica 

on  fisheries 

THE  COUNCIL  OF  THE  EUROPEAN  COMMUNITIES, 

Having 
Community  and  in  particular  Article  43  thereof, 

regard 

Treaty 

the 

to 

establishing 

the 

European 

Economic 

Having  regard  to  the  proposal  from  the  Commission, 

Having  regard  to  the  opinion  of  the  European  Parliament^), 

on 
for 

and  Dominica 

the  Community 

fisheries  which 

Whereas 
agreement 
possibilities 
sovereignty 
the  Commonwealth 
the  Community 
well  as 
the  coast  of  the  French  Department  of  Guadeloupe  and  Martinique. 

the  Community's 
of  Dominica 

fishermen 
exercises 

from  Dominica 

guarantees 

negotiated 

fishermen 

have 

for 

on 

in 

in 

a 

reciprocal 
the  waters 

or 

and 

basis 

initialled 

an 
fishing 
over  which 
as 
fishing  zone  of 

jurisdiction, 

Whereas  it  is  in  the  Community's  interest  to  approve  this  Agreement. 

HAS  ADOPTED  THIS  REGULATION  : 

Agreement 
of 

The 
Government 
approved  on  behalf  of  the  Community. 

the  Commonwealth 

between 

the 

Article  1 

European 

Economic 

of  Dominica 

on 

Community 
fisheries 

and 

the 
hereby 

is 

The  text  of  the  Agreement  is  annexed  to  this  Regulation. 

(1)  JO N< 

Article  2 

The 

President 

of 

the 

Council 

is 

hereby 

authorised 

to 

give 

the 

notification 

provided 

for 

in 

Article 

14 

of 

the 

Agreement 

and 

to 

designate 

the 

person  empowered 

to 

sign 

the  Agreement 

in  order 

to 

bind 

••he  Community. 

Article  3 

This  Regulation 

shall 

enter 

into 

force 

on 

the 

third 

day 

following 

its 

publication  in  the  Official  Journal  of  the  European  Communities. 

This 

Regulation 

shall 

be 

binding 

in 

its 

entirety 

and 

directly 

applicable  in  all  Member  States. 

Done  at  Brussels, 

For  the  Council 

The  President 

AGREEMENT  ON  FISHERIES 

BETWEEN  THE EUROPEAN  ECONOMIC COMMUNITY  AND  THE GOVERNMENT  OF THE 

COMMONWEALTH  OF  DOMINICA 

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THF EUROPEAN  ECONOMIC COMMUNITY  (hereinafter  referred  to us "the 

Community") and the Government  of the COMMONWEALTH  OF DOMINICA, 

(hereinafter, referred  to as Dominica) 

RECALLING  the close relations between  the Community  and Dominica; 

I»! THE SPIRIT  of cooperation  resulting  from  the Lome Convention, 

symbolising  the Parties' common desire to intensify friendly  relations 

oelween the African, Caribbean  and  Pacific States, and  the Community; 

CONSIDERING  their mutual  interest  in the rational management, conservation 

and optimum  utilisation  of  fish stocks, notably  in the Caribbean region; 

TAKING  INTO ACCOUNT  the signature by both Parties of the United  Nations 

Convention on the Law of the Sea; 

AFFIRMING  that the exercise by coastal States of their sovereign  rights in 

the waters within their jurisdiction  for the purpose of exploring, 

exploiting, conserving  and managing  the  living  resources thereof must  be in 

accordance with  the principles of international  law; 

HAVING REGARD to the fact that Dominica has established an exclusive 

economic zone extending up to 200 nautical miles from its coast within 

which it exercises sovereign  rights for the purpose of exploring, 

exploiting, conserving  and managing  the resources thereof and that the 

area of fisheries jurisdiction  of the Community  off the coast of the French 

Departments of Guadeloupe  and Martinique, extends up to 200 nautical miles; 

that  fishing within this area is subject  to the common fisheries policy  of 

the Community; 

TAKING  INTO ACCOUNT  the fact that  a part of the fishery  resources of the 

Caribbean  region consists of common stocks or highly  interrelated  stocks 

exploited by  fishermen of both Parties, and  that an effective  conservation 

and  rational management of these stocks can  therefore only be achieved at 

this time through cooperation between  the two Parties without  prejudicing 

at a  later stage other  forms of cooperation; 

./. 

orTLhMIINQ; 10 CONDUCT  their  fisheries relations in a spirit  of mutual  trust 

and respect  for each other's interests; 

DESIROUS of establishing  the terms and conditions governing  fishing 

activities of mutual  interest  to the Parties, 

HAVE AGREED AS FOLLOWS: 

Article 1 

The purpose  of this Agreement  is to establish  the principles and  rules 

which will govern  in future, in all respects, the reciprocal  fishing 

activities 

of vessels flying  the flag of Member States of the Community which are 

registered  in the French Departments of Guadeloupe and Martinique 

and which undertake their main activity  from the ports in the said 

area, hereinafter  referred  to as "Community  vessels", in the waters 

under  the jurisdiction or sovereignty  of Dominica, hereinafter  referred 

to as the fishing zone of Dominica; 

of vessels registered  in Dominica  in the Community  fishery  zone off the 

coast of the French Departments of Guadeloupe and Martinique, 

hereinafter  referred  to as the fishing zone of the Community. 

f-f 11 ViÇ. 2 

With  the  aim  to  m a i n t a in  t r a d i t i o n al 

f i s h i ng  p o s s i b i l i t i e s,  ouch  Party 

MI w i ll 

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the  nt hm  Purl y  In  f i nh  w i t h in 

it  H 

f i s h i ng  zone  in  accordance  w i th 

the  p r o v i s i o ns  of  A r t i c le  1  and  those  set. 

out  below. 

Article  3 

1.  Ihu Parties shall  cooperate to ensuro thi* t onservation and rational 

management  of the fishery  rosourrrs of  tin* «ion and to fuel lit atv  tho 

necessary  scientific  research  in particular  with  regard to: 

a)  stocks occurring within the fishing zones of both Parties; 

b)  stocks occurring within the fishing zones of both Parties and in 

adjacent areas. 

2.  Ihe Parties shall, in particular, consult  periodically  between 

themselves with  respect  to the stocks referred  to in paragraph  1 with a 

view to agreeing on measures for the regulation of the fisheries. 

2 

3.  In the case of stocks occurring within the fishing zones of both 

Parties and in adjacent areas, the Parties shall seek either directly 

or through appropriate  regional bodies to reach agreement with third 

parties on measures for the conservation  and rational utilisation of 

these stocks. 

4.  In determining  the measures for the conservation  and rational 

utilisation of the stocks referred  to in paragraph  1, the Parties shall 

take into account the best scientific  advice available to them, the 

interdependence  of stocks, the work of appropriate  international 

organisations such as the Western Central Atlantic Fishery  Commission 

and other  relevant factors. 

Article 4 

1.  The Parties shall consult periodically  on the number and size of 

fishing vessels of either Party  to be granted access to the fishing 

zone of the other Party, with a view to obtaining a mutually 

satisfactory balance  in their  relations in the fisheries field.  The 

number of vessels of each Party  authorized  to fish in the fishing zone 

of the other  is laid down  in the annexed protocol. 

2.  The competent authority of each Party  shall, as appropriate, 

communicate in due time to the other Party, a document containing all 

details, as set out in Annexes 1 and 2, of each fishing vessel 

intending to fish within the fishing zone of the other Party.  The 

other Party shall thereupon issue the licences within the agreed  limits 

and, where applicable, after receipt of the licence fees.  Annexes 1 

and 2 may be subject to review by the Ooint Committee. 

Article 5 

With a view to obtaining  for  the Community  M satisfactory  level of fishing 

possibilities in the fishing zone of Dominica, the Community  shall, in tho 

event  there is an imbalance  in catch possibilities, grant to the Government 

of Dominica  financial compensation  as set out in the annexed Protocol to 

this Agreement  in order  to establish  the mutually satisfactory  balance 

provided  for in Article 4. This compensation  shall be without prejudice to 

financing accorded  to Dominica under  the Lome Convention. 

n. 

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Article 6 

1.  The Parties shall take all appropriate measures to ensure that their 

vessels observe the provisions of this Agreement and the rules and 

regulations governing fishing in each others fishing zone. 

2.  Fishing vessels of one Party shall, when fishing within the fishing 

zone of the other Party, comply with the conservation measures, 

supervisory measures, other terms and conditions and all rules and 

regulations governing fishing activities in that zone. 

3.  Each Party shall take appropriate measures with a view to ensuring 

compliance by the vessels of third countries to which it has granted 

fishing rights with any conservation measures agreed between the 

Parties pursuant to this Agreement. 

4.  Each Party shall give appropriate advance notice to the other Party of 

any new measure or conditions governing fishing activities in its 

fishing zone. 

5.  The measures taken by each Party to regulate fisheries for the purpose 

of conservation shall be based on objective and scientific criteria and 

shall not discriminate in fact or in law against the other Party. 

6.  Each Party may take within its fishing zone such measures, in 

conformity with international law, as may be necessary to ensure 

compliance with the provisions of this Agreement by vessels of the 

other Party. 

Article 7 

Should the authorities of a Party decide, as a result of an unforeseeable 

change in the state of these fish stocks, to take new conservation measures 

which, in the opinion of the other Party, have a considerable effect on the 

fishing activities of that Party's vessels, consultations must be held 

between the Parties in order to redress the balance referred to in Article 

4, account being taken of financial compensation already paid by the 

Community. 

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Article 8 

The Parties shall consult on questions relating to the implementation and 

proper  functioning of this Agreement. 

Article 9 

k  Joint Committee shall be set up to ensure that  this Agreement  is applied 

correctly.  The number of participants  from each Party  is limited to four 

persons not including observers. 

The Committee shall meet once a year and shall hold special meetings at the 

request  of either Contracting Party. 

Article 10 

Nothing contained  in this Agreement  shall affect or prejudice in any manner 

the views of either Party with respect  to any question relating to the Law 

of the Sea. 

Article 11 

This Agreement  shall apply, on the one hand, to the territories in which 

the Treaty establishing the European Economic Community  is applied and 

under the conditions laid down in that Treaty and, on the other hand, to 

the territory of Dominica. 

Article 12 

The Protocol and Annexes form an integral part of this Agreement. 

Article 13 

This Agreement  shall apply  for an initial period of three years after the 

date of its entry Into force.  In the event of the Agreement not being 

terminated by either Party  through notice of termination given at  least six 

months before  the expiry of that period, it shall remain in force for 

additional periods of three years duration thereafter, provided  that notice 

of termination has not been given at  least six months before the expiry of 

any such period. 

./..  W 

Article 14 

This Agreement  shall enter  in force on the date on which the Parties notify 

each other  of the completion  of the procedures necessary  for this purpose. 

Article 13 

This Agreement  is drawn up  in duplicate  in Danish, Dutch, English, French, 

Greek, German, Italian, Portuguese  and Spanish  languages, each of these 

texts being equally  authentic. 

For the European Economic 

For the Government  of the 

Community 

Commonwealth of Dominica 

1 

\3L 

PROTOCOL 

between the European Economic Community and the Government of the 

Commonwealth of Dominica on conditions relating to reciprocal access 

for fishing vessels of both Parties 

Article 1 

1. Pursuant  to  Article  4  of  the  Agreement,  the  following  number  of 

licences will be  issued to Community  vessels  registered  in the  French 

Departments of Guadeloupe  and Martinique  and not exceeding  30  feet in 

length, authorised to fish in the fishing zone of Dominica : 

a) In the area outside 12 miles from the baselines : 

-  100 licences to fish demersal and pelagic species in the period 

1 January to 31 December 

-  50  licences to  fish pelagic  species  in the period  1 January  to 

30 June 

- 20 licences to fish demersal species in the period  1 July to 31 

December;  the  number  of  these  licences  to  be  reviewed  by  the 

Joint Committee at the end of the first year of  application of 

the Agreement. 

b) In the area between 6 to 12 miles from the baselines : 

-  30 licences to fish for pelagic species for three months of the 

year. 

P? 

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2. Pursuant  to  Article  4  of  the  Agreement,  the  following  number  of 

licences  will  be  issued  to  vessels  registered  in Dominica  to  fish  in 

the  fishing  zone  of  the  Community  off  the  coasts  of  the  French 

Departments of Martinique and Guadeloupe : 

a) in the area outside  12 miles  from the baselines : 

- 20 vessels not exceeding  30 loet  in length to fish demersal and 

pelagic  species  in the period  1 January  to 31 December 

b) in the area between 6 to 12 miles  from the baselines : 

- the vessels mentioned  in a) above may  fish pelagic  species  for 

three months of the year 

3. Notwithstanding  the  provisions  laid  down  in  paragraphs  1 and  2, each 

Party agrees to grant not more than five licences  for vessels above 30 

feet but not exceeding 40 feet in length to the other Party within the 

limits set out in this Protocol. 

Article 2 

1. Licence  fees  applicable  to  Community  vessels  fishing  in  the  fishing 

zone of Dominica are fixed as follows : 

Vessels not exceeding 30 feet  : 

EC$ 100 per vessel per annum 

Vessels above 30 and not 

exceeding 40 feet  : 

EC$ 150 per vessel per annum 

These  fees  will  be  reviewed  by  the  Joint  Committee  after  the  first 

year of application of the Agreement. 

2. Licence  fees due  for the duration  of  the  Protocol  in relation  to the 

vessels  referred  to  in  Article  1,  paragraph  2,  have  been  taken  into 

account  in establishing  the  level of the  financial  compensation  fixed 

in Article 3. 

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Article 3 

1- The  financial  compensation  referred  to  in Article  5 of  the  Agreement 

shall be set  for the first three years of application of the Agreement 

at  a  flat-rate  of  1,650,000  ECU,  payable  in  three  equal  annual 

instalments.  This  financial  compensation  is without  prejudice  to  any 

future Protocol. 

2. The compensation  shall be paid  into an account opened with a  financial 

institution chosen by the Government of Dominica. 

Article 4 

During  the  period  of  application  of  this  Protocol,  the  Community  shall 

contribute the  sum  of  400,000 ECU towards the  financing  of  a  scientific 

programme with the objective of gaining greater  knowledge of the  fishery 

resources  in  the  waters  of  Dominica  and  in  particular  of  the  stocks 

referred to  in Article 3 of the Agreement. 

Article 5 

The  two  Parties  agree  that  improving  the  skills  and  knowledge  of  those 

involved  in  sea-fishing  is  a  vital  element  in  the  success  of  their 

cooperation.  To  that  end,  the  Community  shall  make  it  easier  for 

nationals  of  Dominica  to  find  places  in  establishments  in  its  Member 

States and  shall provide  for that purpose  awards  for study  and  practical 

training  in  the  various  scientific,  technical  and  economic  disciplines 

relating to fisheries.  The awards may also be used  in any country  linked 

with the Community by a cooperation agreement. 

The total  cost of  the awards may  not exceed  150,000 ECU.  At  the  request 

of the relevant  authorities  of Dominica, part of this sum may  be used  to 

cover  the  costs  of  participation  in  international  meetings  or  training 

courses concerning  fisheries.  The sum shall be payable as and when  it is 

used. 

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EUROPEAN  C O M M U N I T I E S/  COMMUNAUTÉS  EUROPÉENNES 

'PLICATION  FOR  LICENCE  TO  FISH  IN  THE  200-MILE  FISHING  Z O NE 
•IE  MEMBER  STATES  COVERED  BY  COMMUNITY  RULES  ON  FISHERIES 

OF 

f)h/kJ€X  I  1 

DEMANDE  D'OCTROI  D'UNE  LICENCE  DE  PÊCHE  CONCERNANT  LA  Z O NE  DE  200  MILES 
RELEVANT  DE  LA  J U R I D I C T I ON  DES  ÉTATS  MEMBRES 
ET  FAISANT  L'OBJET  DE  LA  R É G L E M E N T A T I ON  C O M M U N A U T A I RE  EN  MATIÈRE  DE  PÈCHE 

. 

. 

1.  Name  of  the  vessel 
Nom  du  navire 

2.  Country  of  registration 
Pays  d'immatriculation 

3.  Home  port 

Port  d'immatriculation 

4.  Registration  number 
N°  d'immatriculation 

5.  External  identification 
Identification  externe 

6.  Owner  /  Charterer  *) 

Armateur  /  Affréteur  *) 

n a m e / n om 
address/adresse 

n a m e / n om 
address/adresse 

*)  Delete item not applicable 
*)  Supprimer  la  mention  inutile 

7.  Gross  registered  tonnage 

Tonnage  brut 

8.  Overall  length 

Longueur  hors  tout 

9.  Engine  power  (B.H.P.) 

I 

Puissance  motrice  principale  (CH) 

10  Radio  call  sign 

Indicatif  d'appel 

1 

11.  Radio  frequency/frequencies 

Fréquence(s) 

12.  Vessel  type 

Type  de  navire 

—— 

— 

s, 

_ ~ L_ 

.è 

t\A4S* 

LICENCE APPLICATION  FORM 

1. Name and address of owner of vessel 

2. Name and address of agent  or other  legal  representative 

3. Name and  address of master of vessel 

4. Name of  vessel 

. 

5. Type of vessel 

, 

6. Engine  horse power 

. 

7. Port  and  country of  registry 

8. Registration  number 

9.  Fishing  vessel  external  identification mark 

, 

10. Signal  letters 

11. Radio  call  sign.......... 

Frequency, 

12. Length 

13. Registered  net  tonnage 

14. GRT.... 

15. Description  of  fishing operations  requested  .... 

16. Period  of validity  from 

until 

Date of  application, 

Signature: 

t* 

!  DATE. 

APPROPRIATIONS: 

FÏNANCIAL  STATEMENT 

1.  BUDGET HEADING: 

B 7 - 8 0 00 

2.  TITLE: 

EEC/Dominica  Agreement  on  F i s h e r i es 

3.  LEGAL BASIS: 

E E C / D o m i n i ca  Agreement  on  F i s h e r i es 

4.  AIMS OF PROJECT:  Agreement  p l us  p r o t o c ol  a nd annexes  f or  a  t h r e e - y e ar  p e r i o d. 

F i n a n c i al  c o m p e n s a t i o n / f i s h i ng 
F i n a n c i ng  of  D o m i n i ca  s c i e n t i f ic  a nd t e c h n i c al  programmes 
EEC  s t u dy  a nd t r a i n i ng  g r a n ts 

r i g h t s. 

5.  FINANCIAL  IMPLICATIONS 

19 

19 

19 

Period of 12 months 

Current Financial Year 

Following  Financial  Year 

7 3 3 . 3 33  Ecus 

( a n n u a l) 

7 3 3 . 3 33  Ecus 
( a n n u a l) 

5.0  EXPENDITURE 

- CHARGED TO THE EC BUDGET 
- (REFUNDS/ INTERVENT ION) 
- NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION 
-OTHER 

5.1  REVENUE 

-  OWN  RESOURCES OF THE EC 
(LEVIES/OBTOMS  DUTIES) 

-  NATIONAL 

5.0.1  ESTIMATED EXPENDITURE 
5.1.1  ESTIMATED REVENUE 

733.333 Ecus 
(annual) 

733.333 Ecus  Î 733.334 Ecus 

(annual) 

!  (annual) 

y e ar  1 9 93 

year 1994 

J year 1995 

METHOD OF CALCULATION: 

nnn 

L 

.  „„  nnn 

r 

-  F i n a n c i al  compensation  - 
-  Financing  of  Dominica  s c i e n t i f ic  programme 

t o t al  cost  :  1.650.000  Ecus,  being  550.000  Ecus/year 

-  G r a n ts 
6.0  CAN THE PROJECT  BE  FINANCED  FROM APPROPRIATIONS ENTERED  IN THE RELEVANT  CHAPTER OF THE CURRENT BUDGET? 

- 
- 

t o t al  cost  : 
: 
t o t al  c o st 

400.000  Ecus,  b e i ng  133.333  Ecus/year 
1 5 0 . 0 00  E c u s,  b e i ng 

5 0 . 0 00  E c u s / y e ar 

6.1 CAN THE PROJECT BE FINANCED BY TRANSFER BETWEEN CHAPTERS OF THE CURRENT BUDGET? 

6.2  IS A SUPPLEMENTARY BUDGET NECESSARY? 

6.3 WILL FUTURE BUDGET APPROPRIATIONS BE NECESSARY? 

OBSERVATIONS: 

YES/if 

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