Communication from the Commission to the Council and the European Parliament -  Reports from Member States on behaviours which seriously infringed the rules of the Common Fisheries Policy in 2003
Date: 2005-05-30
Institutions: European Commission
Subjects: EU Member State, common fisheries policy, exchange of information, fishing controls, fishing regulations, infringement of EU law

COMMISSION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES 

Brussels, 30.5.2005 
COM(2005) 207 final 

COMMUNICATION FROM THE COMMISSION TO THE COUNCIL AND THE 
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT 

Reports from Member States on behaviours which seriously infringed the rules of the 
Common Fisheries Policy in 2003 

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1. 

INTRODUCTION 

Member  States  shall  ensure  that  appropriate  measures  are  taken,  including  administrative 
actions or criminal proceedings against the natural or legal person who infringes the rules of 
the Common Fisheries Policy1. 

Council  Regulation  (EC)  N°  1447/19992  introduced  a  list  of  types  of  behaviour  which 
seriously infringe the rules of the Common Fisheries Policy. The breaches included in the list 
are  linked  to  the  most  important  obligations  imposed  by  the  Community  rules  on  stock 
conservation,  monitoring  and  the  marketing  of  fisheries  products.  Similar  lists  have  been 
established  by  Regional  Fisheries  Organisations.  Because  of  their  seriousness,  such 
behaviours  should  attract  “proportional,  effective  and  dissuasive”  penalties  imposed  by 
national authorities. 

With a view to increasing transparency on how Member States accomplish their obligations to 
enforce  Community  rules,  they  are  obliged  to  report  yearly  to  the  Commission  on  the 
initiatives  taken  with  regard  to  the  breaches  which  have  been  detected.  This  information 
should  allow  a  comparison  between  Member  States  as  regards  initiatives  taken  against  the 
operators in the fishing industry who have been found guilty of a “serious infringement”, i.e. 
those which hindered the most the sound management of resources. The legislator’s goal is to 
progressively  achieve  a  level  playing  field  among  the  fishermen  who  would  therefore  have 
greater confidence in the control authorities throughout the European Community and adhere 
to Community rules on conservation of fisheries resources. 

The  procedure  for  reporting  this  data  to  the  Commission  is  laid  down  in  Commission 
Regulation  (EC)  N°  2740/19993.  This  Communication  refers  to  data  received  from  the 
Member States on the cases of behaviours which seriously infringed the rules of the CFP and 
for which a case has been opened in 2003. This is the fourth Communication on this matter. 
The  Commission  presented  the  most  relevant  data  for  2000  in  its  Communication  of 
12 November 20014, for 2001 in its Communication of 5 December 20025 and for 2002 in its 
Communication of 15 December 20036. 

2. 

REPORTS FROM MEMBER STATES FOR 2003 

The Member States were required to send to the Commission, not later than 31 March 2004, 
their  report  on  cases  discovered  in  2003.  In  order  to  facilitate  the  processing  of  data,  this 
transmission  should  be  made  by  electronic  means  and  in  conformity  with  the  electronic 
format presented by the Commission at the meeting of the Expert Group on Monitoring and 
Control on 21 February 20017. 

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Art. 25 R. 2371/2002. 
OJ L 167, 02.07.1999, p. 5 
OJ L 328, 22.12.1999, p. 62 
COM(2001) 650, 12.11.2001 
COM(2002) 687, 05.12.2002 
COM(2003) 782, 15.12.2003 
Working paper FIDES II Message Definition. 

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The  Commission,  at  the  meeting  of  the  Expert  Group  on  Monitoring  and  Control  held  in 
Lanzarote, from 12 to 14 May 2004, reminded Member States of their obligation and invited 
them  to  provide,  in  addition  to  what  is  requested  by  the  Commission  Regulation,  the 
supplementary information which was needed to allow a more detailed analysis of the figures 
contained  in  the  tables  annexed  to  the  Communication.  However,  no  supplementary 
information was received by the Commission. 

Unfortunately  for  most  Member  States  it  has  been  either  impossible  to  respect  the  deadline 
laid down by the Community legislation or to follow the requirements concerning technical 
rules.  For  these  reasons,  the  Commission  was  compelled  to  delay  the  presentation  of  the 
present Communication8. 

It  is  worth  noting  that  the  Commission  has  drawn  up  the  annexed  tables  exclusively  on  the 
basis of data provided by the Member States, in conformity with Regulation (EC) N° 2740/99. 
On 13 September 2004 the Commission submitted the tables which were available at that time 
to the Member States to allow them to make any corrections to the figures or confirm that the 
figures  included  were  correct.  Only  a  few  Member  States  reacted  to  the  Commission’s 
request. 

3. 

SERIOUS  INFRINGEMENTS  COMPARED  TO  THE  NUMBER  OF  FISHING  VESSELS  IN 
MEMBER STATES 

The following table indicates the number of vessels listed in the Fishing Vessel Register for 
each Member State on 1 January 2004 together with the total number of serious infringements 
discovered  and  reported  by  Member  States.  It  is  appropriate  to  note  that  all  cases  of 
infringements reported do not necessarily concern fishing vessels. 

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The date of the introduction of information provided by each Member State is indicated in Annex I. 

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Member State 

Number of vessels 

Serious infringements 

Belgium 

Denmark 

Germany 

Greece 

Spain 

France 

Ireland 

Italy 

Netherlands 

Portugal 

Finland 

Sweden 

United Kingdom 

126 

3552 

2192 

18979 

14397 

8047 

1490 

15639 

949 

10313 

3420 

1692 

7279 

59 

485 

128 

766 

3158 

596 

103 

2569 

124 

1316 

10 

97 

91 

4. 

OBSERVATIONS ON THE REPORTS SUBMITTED BY THE MEMBER STATES 

Member States reported a total number of 9 502 cases of serious infringements covering all 
types of breaches included in the list of Council Regulation (EC) N° 1447/1999. The number 
of breaches detected is thus higher than in previous years (7 298 in 2000, 8 139 in 2001 and  
6 756 in 2002). 

88%  of  infringements  have  been  detected  by  5  Member  States,  i.e.  Greece,  France,  Spain, 
Italy  and  Portugal,  the  last  three  being  by  far  those  which  reported  most  cases.  These 
countries are also those with a larger number of vessels. 
Unauthorized fishing concerns 22% of case, fishing without holding a licence ranges second 
(17%),  While  storing,  processing,  placing  for  sale  and  transporting  fishery  products  not 
meeting the marketing standards in force rises to third position (12%), almost three times the 
score  in  2002:  therefore,  it  seems  that  Member  States  gave  particular  attention  to  this 
infringement.  Other  types  of  behaviours  frequently  reported  are  using  prohibited  fishing 
methods  and  falsifying  data  records  (10%  each).  Very  few  cases  concerning  other  types  of 
serious breaches to the rules of the CFP, for instance tampering with the Vessel monitoring 
system, have been reported. 

84% of infringement procedures were concluded with the application of a penalty. In Greece 
and  Germany  100%  of  infringements  were  sanctioned.  In  Spain  and  the  United  Kingdom 
more  than  90%  of  them  were  also  sanctioned.  However,  only  24%  of  infringements  were 

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sanctioned  in  Sweden  (last  year  only  5%  of  behaviours  were  sanctioned  in  this  country).  It 
can not be excluded, as a consequence of incorrect encoding, that these statistics include to a 
certain extent proceedings which were initiated during previous years but not finalised until 
2003. 
When  comparing  fines  imposed  on  fishermen,  there  are  still  striking  differences  between 
Member States for the same type of infringement. 

For example, 

for  using  or  keeping  on  board  prohibited  fishing  gear,  the  average  fine  was  EUR  451  in 
Portugal and EUR 9 000 in the Netherlands; 

for unauthorised fishing, the average fine was EUR 375 in Belgium and EUR 19 255 in the 
United Kingdom; 

for  directed  fishing  of  species  subject  to  a  prohibition,  the  average  fine  was  EUR  20  in 
Denmark and EUR 8 379 in Spain; 

for  falsifying  data  required  in  the  control  documents,  the  average  fine  was  EUR  98  in 
Germany and EUR 132 056 in the United Kingdom. 

In general, the average fine applied in Finland was EUR 282 and in the United Kingdom EUR 
77 922. It is worth noting here that Regulation (EC) N° 1447/99 does not indicate any ranking 
between  the  19  types  of  breaches  as  regards  to  their  gravity.  Moreover,  some  of  the  fines 
reported  could  include  the  value  of  the  seizures  and  others  not,  meaning  that  comparisons 
between fines in different Member States are biased. Indeed the value of the catches on board 
should  be  taken  into  consideration  by  the  authority  when  imposing  a  penalty.  The 
Commission considers that this rule, which is applied only in some Member States, should be 
of general application across the Community. 

The average fine imposed in the proceedings that ended with a penalty amounts to EUR 4 664 
which is much higher than previous years (it was only EUR 1 757 in 2002). Furthermore, in  
4  720  cases  the  seizure  of  catches  or  gears  was  ordered.  Belgium,  Greece,  Spain  and  Italy 
were the Member States which reported to have applied this measure in a significant number 
of cases. On the other hand, Germany and Finland reported no seizure of catches or gears.  
The  Commission  is  of  the  opinion  that  an  administrative  sanction  like  the  suspension  of  an 
authorisation  to  carry  out  a  professional  activity  may  be  a  very  effective  tool  to  increase 
compliance  with  CFP  rules  due  to  the  fact  that  it  could  be  quickly  applied.  It  is  therefore 
regrettable that the majority of Member States do not use this tool more often.  

With regard to the number of vessels listed in the Fishing Vessel Register on 1 January 2004 
(86  585)9  and  the  total  number  of  infringements  for  which  penalties  were  imposed 
(8 012), one may conclude that procedures were opened in respect of about 10% of the fleet. 
This  percentage  is  actually  somewhat  smaller  since  some  procedures,  which  cannot  be 
numbered, refer to on-shore operators. 

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This figure of 86 585 vessels in the Fishing Vessel Register does not include the 1 490 Irish vessels, as 
information on Irish infringements for which penalties were imposed are not available. 

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5. 

FINAL REMARKS 

As for the previous Communications on the breaches which seriously infringe the rules of the 
CFP,  it  must  be  noted  that  interpretation  of  information  gathered  is  not  easy  since  it 
exclusively  consists  of  sets  of  figures.  When  the  Member  States  do  not  provide  the 
Commission’s  services  with  more  detailed  information  which  could  shed  some  light  on  the 
figures, it is hard to have a clear picture of the situation.  

Moreover, there are indications that the data submitted to the Commission in the context of 
serious  infringements  are  inaccurate.  In  some  cases  it  appears  that  the  number  of 
infringements  reported  may  include  recreational  fishing  and  other  fishing  activities  that  are 
not covered by the Common Fisheries Policy. As for the average fines, there are cases where 
the  reported  levels  probably  include  confiscation  values  which  should  have  been  reported 
separately.  There  are  also  indications  that  there  are  instances  where  the  outcome  of  a  case 
goes  unreported  because  the  finalisation  of  the  case  does  not  occur  in  the  same  year  as  the 
detection of the infringement. 

Furthermore,  the  accuracy  of  data  collected  varies  greatly  even  within  the  same  Member 
State. For instance, this could be the case when the responsibilities are highly decentralised or 
when  responsibilities  are  split  between  different  authorities  with  different  organisational 
structures. There also seems to be a general problem with feedback regarding the outcome of 
cases, especially from the judiciary, which can lead to reduced reliability of the statistics. 

Since  it  cannot  be  excluded  that  Member  States  do  not  always  use  the  right  codes  for  the 
infringements and given the fact that they do not always correctly fill in the form provided for 
in Annex I of Regulation (EC) N° 2740/99, all the figures are subject to caution. Moreover, 
the set of data transmitted cannot be exploited to its full potential since not all the fields are 
filled in by the Member States. Therefore, the Commission insists on the need to adhere to all 
requirements in order to be in a position to publish accurate data. 

Taking  into  account  all  the  difficulties,  the  Commission  envisages  launching  a  consultation 
process to ameliorate the situation. The first step in this process will be to convene Member 
States  to  an  expert  group  meeting  to  discuss  how  to  improve  the  reporting  of  the  Member 
States and the content of future Communications. In this context, it would also be important 
not to forget the commitment to reduce any administrative burden to the minimum as stated in 
the  Commission  Communication  on  “Perspectives  for  simplifying  and  improving  the 
regulatory environment of the Common Fisheries Policy”10. 

Attention  shall  also  be  drawn  during  the  meeting  to  the  differences  between  sanctions 
imposed  across  the  Community,  as  were  shown  in  a  recent  survey.  This  meeting  is  of 
particular importance since the Member States which entered the European Union on 1st May 
2004 shall be able to report to the Commission on the infringements detected in 2004. 
Given a certain unreadiness to comply with the obligation of timely and accurate reporting of 
information on “serious infringements”, the Commission shall not rule out at this stage taking 
action against some Member States. 

Despite the difficulty in drawing clear conclusions, the Commission wishes to underline that, 
although  some  progress  has  been  achieved,  it  seems  that  Member  States  have  not  yet  taken 

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every useful initiative to tackle behaviours which are contrary to the CFP rules. For instance, 
the small number of detected breaches for tampering with VMS raises the question whether 
national rules are in place. Furthermore, it can be said that the amount of the sanctions applied 
across  the  Community  do  not  seem  to  have  a  deterrent  effect.  Although  statistics  show  that 
more than 10% of the vessels has been sanctioned, the amount paid by the fisheries industry 
as  a  consequence  of  sanctions  imposed  in  2003  (€  28,7  millions11)  is  roughly  equal  to 
4 thousandths of the 2002 landing value12. 

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Details can be found in Annex VII. 
The global landing value in the European Union in 2002 amounts to € 6 219 millions (Eurostat, CFP 
facts and figures, 2004) 

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LIST OF TABLES 

–  Annex I: information transmission dates; 

–  Annex II: number of cases discovered by type of infringement and by Member State; 

–  Annex  III:  number  of  cases  discovered  by  nationality  of  the  party  which  committed  the 

infringement and by Member State; 

–  Annex IV: number of cases where penalties were imposed by type of infringement and by 

Member State; 

–  Annex V: average fine by type of infringement and by Member State; 

–  Annex VI: number of seizures by type of infringement and by Member State; 

–  Annex VII: amount paid by the fishery industry in each Member State as a consequence of 

serious infringements. 

LIST OF CODES USED FOR NOTIFYING SERIOUS INFRINGEMENTS 

A1: Obstructing the work of fisheries inspectors; 

A2: Falsifying, concealing, destroying or tampering with evidence; 

B1: Obstructing the work of observers; 

C1: Fishing without holding a fishing licence, a fishing permit or any other authorisation 
required for fishing; 

C2: Fishing under cover of a falsified document; 

C3: Falsifying, deleting or concealing the identification marks of the fishing vessel; 

D1: Using or keeping on board prohibited fishing gear; 

D2: Using prohibited fishing methods; 

D3: Not lashing or stowing prohibited fishing gear; 

D4: Directed fishing for, or keeping on board of, a species subject to a fishing prohibition; 

D5: Unauthorised fishing; 

D6: Failure to comply with the rules on minimum sizes; 

D7: Failure to comply with the rules and procedures relating to transhipments; 

E1: Falsifying or failing to record data in logbooks, etc; 

E2: Tampering with the satellite-based vessel monitoring system; 

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E3: Deliberate failure to comply with the Community rules on remote transmission of 
movements of fishing vessels; 

E4: Failure of the master of the fishing vessel of a third country to comply with the applicable 
control rules when operating in Community waters; 

F1: Landing of fishery products not complying with the Community rules on control and 
enforcement; 

F2: Storing, processing, placing on sale and transporting fishery products not meeting the 
marketing standards in force; 

NA: Unspecified.  

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Member State 

First Reception 

Date of final successful submission to Fides 

Comments 

Annex I 

Belgium 
Denmark 
Germany 
Greece 
Spain 
France 
Ireland 

(Deadline : 31 March 2004) 

23 March 2004 
7 April 2004 
24 March 2004 
31 March 2004 
30 March 2004 
1 April 2004 
29 September 2004 

23 March 2004  
7 April 2004  
24 March 2004 
2 June 2004 
27 September 2004 
22 April 2004 
29 October 2004 

Italy 

3 August 2004 

4 November 2004 

Luxembourg 
Netherlands 
Austria 
Portugal 
Finland 
Sweden 
United Kingdom 

- 
21 April 2004 
- 
6 May 2004 
31 March 2004 
30 March 2004 
01 April 2004 

22 April 2004 

13 May 2004 
31 March 2004 
13 April 2004 
4 October 2004 

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- 

By electronic transmission – FIDES 
By electronic transmission – FIDES 
By electronic transmission – FIDES 
By electronic transmission – FIDES 
By electronic transmission – FIDES 
By electronic transmission – FIDES 
By mail – Only summary reports 
Reminder sent by mail on 21/06/2004 
Reminder sent by fax on 29/07/2004 
By mail – files unloadable (tiff format) 
Reminder sent by fax on 29/07/2004 

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By electronic transmission – FIDES 

- 

By electronic mail in EXCEL format 
By electronic transmission – FIDES 
By electronic transmission – FIDES 
By electronic transmission – FIDES 

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BEL 

DNK 

DEU 

GRC 

ESP 

FRA 

IRL 

ITA 

LUX 

NLD 

AUT 

PRT 

FIN 

SWE 

GBR 

Annex II 

11 

1 

1 

59 

27 

4 

1 

6 

1 

10 

114 

677 

42 

10 

230 

520 

1 

15 

2 

Code 
A1 

A2 

B1 

C1 

C2 

C3 

D1 

D2 

D3 

D4 

D5 

D6 

D7 

E1 

E2 

E3 

E4 

F1 

F2 

NA 

EN 

68 

1 

1 

8 

37 

12 

54 

13 

54 

4 

15 

3 

4 

32 

220 

103 

6 

1 

8 

2 

7 

37 

45 

61 

443 

197 

105 

86 

9 

20 

674 

259 

2 

293 

69 

11 

132 

5 

11 

32 

99 

101 

1 

93 

1 

12 

205 

130 

2 

17 

771 

135 

1 

63 

1 

3 

26 

8 

1 

41 

12 

3 

28 

1 

16 

1 

202 

549 

7 

23 

9 

59 
1% 

485 
5% 

128 
1% 

766 
8% 

3158 
33% 

596 
6% 

3 

103 
1% 

3 

571 

389 

2569 
27% 

11 

6 

21 

2 

1 

1 

27 

38 

17 

10 

124 
1% 

56 

187 

137 

2 

2 

368 

17 

6 

8 

13 

1316 
14% 

1 

3 

4 

3 

1 

10 

34 

3 

17 

8 

4 

3 

8 

9 

3 

2 

7 

52 

4 

2 

1 

10 
0% 

97 
1% 

91 
1% 

TOTAL 
173 
2% 
6 
0% 
2 
0% 
1629 
17% 
40 
0% 
142 
1% 
679 
7% 
935 
10% 
25 
0% 
165 
2% 
2082 
22% 
702 
7% 
4 
0% 
961 
10% 
74 
1% 
51 
1% 
4 
0% 
243 
3% 
1180 
12% 
405 
4% 
9502 

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Annex III 

National 

Non-spécifié 

Pays tiers 

BEL 

DNK 

DEU 

GRC 

ESP 

FRA 

IRL 

ITA 

LUX 

NLD 

AUT 

PRT 

FIN 

SWE 

GBR 

23 

469 

128 

756 

2861 

544 

82 

2569 

96 

1238 

10 

82 

TOTAL 

8858 

36 

84 

5 

6 

2 

91 

224 

3 

18 

11 

32 

UE 

13 

10 

195 

47 

21 

28 

72 

2 

TOTAL 

59 

485 

128 

766 

3158 

596 

103 

2569 

124 

1316 

10 

97 

91 

388 

9502 

EN 

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Code 

BEL 

DNK 

DEU 

GRC 

ESP 

FRA 

IRL 

ITA 

LUX 

NLD 

AUT 

PRT 

FIN 

SWE 

GBR 

Annex IV 

A1 

A2 

B1 

C1 

C2 

C3 

D1 

D2 

D3 

D4 

D5 

D6 

D7 

E1 

E2 

E3 

E4 

F1 

F2 

NA 

58 
(68) 

4 
(4) 
14 
(15) 

2 
(3) 
4 
(4) 

0 
(1) 
1 
(1) 
5 
(8) 

32 
(37) 
12 
(12) 

22 
(54) 
9 
(13) 
40 
(54) 

10 
(10) 

6 
(6) 

1 
(1) 

8 
(8) 

23 
(32) 

101 
(220) 

103 
(103) 

0 
(1) 
5 
(16) 

1 
(1) 

114 
(114) 
2 
(2) 
7 
(7) 

443 
(443) 

105 
(105) 
86 
(86) 

9 
(9) 

59 
(59) 
4 
(4) 
1 
(1) 
677 
(677) 
37 
(37) 
45 
(45) 
61 
(61) 
197 
(197) 
9 
(9) 
20 
(20) 
671 
(674) 
259 
(259) 
2 
(2) 
291 
(293) 
69 
(69) 

202 
(202) 
549 
(549) 

4 
(27) 

0 
(6) 
0 
(1) 

21 
(42) 

0 
(10) 

8 
(11) 
85 
(132) 
1 
(5) 
10 
(11) 
24 
(32) 
39 
(99) 
24 
(101) 
1 
(1) 
24 
(93) 

6 
(12) 

3 
(7) 
18 
(23) 

0 
(1) 
0 
(3) 

0 
(26) 
0 
(8) 
0 
(1) 

0 
(41) 

0 
(3) 

0 
(3) 
0 
(103) 
0% 

8 
(11) 

194 
(230) 
0 
(1) 
12 
(12) 
188 
(205) 
127 
(130) 
2 
(2) 
17 
(17) 
724 
(771) 
135 
(135) 
1 
(1) 
53 
(63) 

4 
(28) 

2 
(3) 
525 
(571) 
369 
(389) 
2361 
(2569) 
92% 

0 
(1) 

2 
(6) 
5 
(21) 
1 
(2) 
0 
(1) 

0 
(1) 
26 
(27) 

15 
(38) 

11 
(17) 
10 
(10) 

70 
(124) 
56% 

1 
(1) 

276 
(520) 

0 
(1) 

4 
(15) 

2 
(2) 

33 
(56) 
138 
(187) 
92 
(137) 
0 
(2) 
2 
(2) 
250 
(368) 
11 
(17) 

2 
(6) 

8 
(8) 

8 
(13) 
820 
(1316) 
62% 

0 
(1) 

1 
(3) 

2 
(4) 

2 
(3) 
1 
(1) 

2 
(10) 
7 
(34) 
1 
(3) 

5 
(17) 

1 
(8) 
1 
(4) 
1 
(3) 

8 
(8) 
9 
(9) 

3 
(3) 
2 
(2) 
7 
(7) 

46 
(52) 
4 
(4) 

2 
(2) 
1 
(1) 

5 
(10) 
50% 

23 
(97) 
24% 

85 
(91) 
93% 

48 
(59) 
81% 

285 
(485) 
59% 

128 
(128) 
100% 

766 
(766) 
100% 

3153 
(3158) 
100% 

268 
(596) 
45% 

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TOTAL 

130 
(173) – 75% 
4 
(6) – 67% 
2 
(2) – 100% 
1303 
(1629) – 80% 
39 
(40) – 98% 
111 
(142) – 78% 
538 
(679) – 79% 
882 
(935) – 94% 
21 
(25) – 84% 
91 
(165) – 55% 
1811 
(2082) – 87% 
601 
(702) – 86% 
4 
(4) – 100% 
665 
(961) – 69% 
74 
(74) – 100% 
11 
(51) – 22% 
1 
(4) – 25% 
229 
(243) – 94% 
1118 
(1180) – 95% 
377 
(405) – 93% 
8012 
(9502) 
84% 

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DNK 

DEU 

GRC 

ESP 

FRA 

IRL 

ITA 

LUX 

NLD 

AUT 

PRT 

FIN 

SWE 

GBR 

Annex V 

839 
(2) 

335 
(1) 

3472 
(7) 

7500 
(1) 

2884 
(1) 

1520 
(5) 

386 
(4) 
671 
(1) 
686 
(16) 

364 
(74) 

20 
(1) 

355 
(5) 

98 
(96) 

375 
(2) 
917 
(3) 

1214 
(7) 

385 
(94) 
300 
(1) 
341 
(7) 

692 
(405) 

977 
(93) 
816 
(76) 

5289 
(59) 
3383 
(4) 
180 
(1) 
2087 
(677) 
818 
(37) 
3934 
(45) 
870 
(61) 
5107 
(197) 
634 
(9) 
8379 
(20) 
1781 
(674) 
3425 
(259) 
1500 
(2) 
4558 
(293) 
5091 
(69) 

10415 
(202) 
1917 
(549) 

831 
(8) 

150 
(2) 

2885 
(10) 

350 
(7) 
736 
(48) 
801 
(1) 
600 
(6) 
2224 
(16) 
1808 
(30) 
638 
(12) 
1000 
(1) 
273 
(10) 

750 
(4) 

1513 
(2) 
448 
(9) 

1500 
(13) 

455 
(99) 

379 
(114) 

700 
(684) 

3202 
(3158) 

1156 
(158) 

684 
(7) 

575 
(183) 

1434 
(10) 
7649 
(123) 
989 
(43) 
2064 
(2) 
1033 
(1) 
9889 
(466) 
1033 
(23) 
1032 
(1) 
73336 
(50) 

55 
(4) 

1033 
(2) 
6503 
(345) 
1397 
(173) 
8304 
(1433) 

14 

154 
(1) 

475 
(4) 

4236 
(2) 

674 
(1) 

172 
(2) 
1352 
(7) 
333 
(1) 

418 
(5) 

826 
(1) 
167 
(1) 
1278 
(1) 

3321 
(8) 
385 
(2) 

5007 
(2) 
19255 
(2) 
5589 
(7) 

132056 
(42) 
3139 
(4) 

2696 
(2) 
385 
(1) 

526 
(2) 

150 
(2) 
60 
(1) 

282 
(5) 

742 
(23) 

77922 
(73) 

689 
(167) 

204 
(14) 
451 
(35) 
219 
(13) 

568 
(111) 
813 
(10) 

400 
(1) 

622 
(8) 

135 
(5) 
588 
(364) 

9000 
(1) 
1100 
(1) 

1042 
(11) 

456 
(12) 

1697 
(7) 
430 
(7) 

1075 
(39) 

Code 
A1 

A2 

B1 

C1 

C2 

C3 

D1 

D2 

D3 

D4 

D5 

D6 

D7 

E1 

E2 

E3 

E4 

F1 

F2 

NA 

EN 

TOTAL 
4492 
(71) 
3383 
(4) 
180 
(1) 
1514 
(1145) 
805 
(38) 
2398 
(83) 
3871 
(284) 
2016 
(662) 
790 
(17) 
4698 
(46) 
4371 
(1388) 
2494 
(423) 
1258 
(4) 
17913 
(592) 
4917 
(74) 
449 
(9) 
167 
(1) 
9520 
(224) 
3602 
(919) 
1361 
(178) 
4664 
(6163) 

   EN 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
BEL 

DNK 

DEU 

GRC 

ESP 

FRA 

IRL 

ITA 

LUX 

NLD 

AUT 

PRT 

FIN 

SWE 

GBR 

Annex VI 

0 
(68) 
0 
(1) 
0 
(1) 
0 
(8) 

3 
(37) 
0 
(12) 

2 
(54) 
1 
(13) 
0 
(54) 

0 
(4) 
1 
(15) 

2 
(3) 
3 
(4) 

0 
(10) 

0 
(6) 

0 
(1) 

0 
(8) 

114 
(114) 
2 
(2) 
7 
(7) 

443 
(443) 

105 
(105) 
86 
(86) 

19 
(32) 

1 
(220) 

0 
(103) 

35 
(59) 
0 
(4) 
0 
(1) 
382 
(677) 
37 
(37) 
29 
(45) 
15 
(61) 
107 
(197) 
0 
(9) 
4 
(20) 
310 
(674) 
79 
(259) 
0 
(2) 
277 
(293) 
69 
(69) 

0 
(1) 
0 
(16) 

1 
(1) 

195 
(202) 
80 
(549) 

9 
(9) 

0 
(11) 
58 
(132) 
0 
(5) 
3 
(11) 
9 
(32) 
10 
(99) 
11 
(101) 
0 
(1) 
0 
(93) 

0 
(12) 

1 
(7) 
10 
(23) 

26 
(59) 

7 
(485) 

0 
(128) 

766 
(766) 

1619 
(3158) 

116 
(596) 

1 
(27) 

0 
(6) 
0 
(6) 

13 
(42) 

0 
(10) 

2 
(11) 

95 
(230) 
0 
(1) 
0 
(12) 
148 
(205) 
112 
(130) 
2 
(2) 
17 
(17) 
623 
(771) 
102 
(135) 
1 
(1) 
44 
(63) 

0 
(1) 
0 
(3) 

0 
(26) 
0 
(8) 
0 
(1) 

0 
(41) 

0 
(3) 

0 
(28) 

0 
(3) 
0 
(103) 

2 
(3) 
356 
(571) 
217 
(389) 
1721 
(2569) 

15 

0 
(1) 

2 
(6) 
3 
(21) 
0 
(2) 
0 
(1) 

0 
(1) 
26 
(27) 

3 
(38) 

6 
(17) 
10 
(10) 

50 
(124) 

0 
(1) 

0 
(1) 

2 
(15) 

0 
(2) 

0 
(1) 

0 
(3) 

0 
(4) 

0 
(3) 
0 
(1) 

0 
(10) 
3 
(34) 
0 
(3) 

0 
(17) 

0 
(8) 
0 
(4) 
0 
(3) 

1 
(8) 
8 
(9) 

2 
(3) 
1 
(2) 
1 
(7) 

3 
(52) 
1 
(4) 

0 
(2) 
0 
(1) 

0 
(10) 

5 
(97) 

17 
(91) 

86 
(520) 

3 
(56) 
81 
(187) 
85 
(137) 
0 
(2) 
2 
(2) 
132 
(368) 
1 
(17) 

1 
(6) 

0 
(8) 

2 
(13) 
393 
(1316) 

Code 
A1 

A2 

B1 

C1 

C2 

C3 

D1 

D2 

D3 

D4 

D5 

D6 

D7 

E1 

E2 

E3 

E4 

F1 

F2 

NA 

EN 

TOTAL 
38 
(173) 
0 
(6) 
0 
(2) 
692 
(1629) 
39 
(40) 
41 
(142) 
310 
(679) 
755 
(935) 
5 
(25) 
36 
(165) 
1187 
(2082) 
309 
(702) 
1 
(4) 
348 
(961) 
70 
(74) 
0 
(51) 
0 
(4) 
204 
(243) 
466 
(1180) 
219 
(405) 
4720 
(9502) 

   EN 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Code 

BEL 

DNK 

1677 

DEU 

GRC 

ESP 
312040 

FRA 

300 

IRL 

ITA 

LUX 

NLD 

AUT 

PRT 

FIN 

SWE 

GBR 

4787 

154 

Annex VII 

13533 

180 

335 

24303 

36188 

1413229 

28850 

105268 

115101 

1900 

8472 

300 

30282 

2388 

177028 

2450 

7500 

2884 

7600 

53051 

35333 

280396 

1006150 

801 

5704 

3600 

1542 

20 

167588 

35576 

14341 

940880 

42529 

4128 

1033 

9000 

1100 

2854 

15800 

2844 

674 

26571 

770 

344 

10013 

750 

671 

90853 

1200497 

54250 

4608133 

63093 

1052 

9467 

38509 

2750 

10973 

1777 

62034 

886970 

7650 

3000 

1000 

23754 

1032 

11465 

8129 

333 

39124 

8500 

26953 

9451 

1335473 

2725 

3666799 

5477 

400 

300 

2088 

5546368 

351277 

60 

12554 

3000 

219 

826 

167 

2103813 

3025 

6650 

1052238 

4030 

19500 
0,1% 
126 
154,76 

45035 
0,2% 
3552 
12,68 

43151 
0,2% 
2192 
19,69 

478809 
1,7% 
18979 
25,23 

10112053 
35,2% 
14397 
702,37 

182590 
0,6% 
8047 
22,69 

1490 

2066 

2243680 

241639 

11900289 
41,4% 
15639 
760,94 

11880 

3011 

41933 
0,1% 
949 
44,19 

4975 

1278 

5392 

385 

674 

213870 
0,7% 
10313 
20,74 

1412 
0,0% 
3420 
0,41 

17077 
0,1% 
1692 
10,09 

5688312 
19,8% 
7279 
781,47 

TOTAL 

318958 
1,1% 
13533 
0,0% 
180 
0,0% 
1733646 
6,0% 
30582 
0,1% 
199061 
0,7% 
1099293 
3,8% 
1334590 
4,6% 
13432 
0,0% 
216116 
0,8% 
6067275 
21,1% 
1054959 
3,7% 
5032 
0,0% 
10604534 
36,9% 
363891 
1,3% 
4045 
0,0% 
167 
0,0% 
2132429 
7,4% 
3309994 
11,5% 
242313 
0,8% 
28744031 

88075 
326,36 

A1 

A2 

B1 

C1 

C2 

C3 

D1 

D2 

D3 

D4 

D5 

D6 

D7 

E1 

E2 

E3 

E4 

F1 

F2 

NA 

Total (€) 

Vessels 
Average (€) 

EN 

16 

   EN