CELEX: 51999PC0389(02)
Language: en
Date: 1999-07-26
Title: Proposal for a Council Regulation (EC) on the conclusion of the Protocol defining, for the period from 3 May 1999 to 2 May 2000, the fishing opportunities and the financial contribution provided for by the Agreement between the European Community and the Republic of Angola on fishing off Angola

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51999PC0389(02)

Proposal for a Council Regulation (EC) on the conclusion of the Protocol defining, for the period from 3 May 1999 to 2 May 2000, the fishing opportunities and the financial contribution provided for by the Agreement between the European Community and the Republic of Angola on fishing off Angola  /* COM/99/0389 final - CNS 99/0169 */  

Official Journal C 021 E , 25/01/2000 P. 0044 - 0045

Proposal for a COUNCIL REGULATION (EC) on the conclusion of the Protocol defining, for the period from 3 May 1999 to 2 May 2000, the fishing opportunities and the financial contribution provided for by the Agreement between the European Community and the Republic of Angola on fishing off Angola (presented by the Commission)EXPLANATORY MEMORANDUMThe Protocol annexed to the fisheries agreement between the European Community and Angola expired on 2nd May 1999. A new Protocol was initialled by the two parties on 2nd May 1999 establishing the technical and financial conditions under which Community fishing vessels can fish in Angola waters in the period  3rd May 1999 to 2nd May 2000.The Commission is accordingly proposing that the Council should adopt:_ by means of a Decision, the draft Agreement in the form of an exchange of letters concerning the provisional application of the new Protocol pending its final entry into force,_ by means of a Regulation, the Protocol establishing the fishing opportunities and the associated technical and financial conditions agreed between the Community and Angola for the period 3rd May 1999 to 2nd May 2000.Proposal for a COUNCIL REGULATION (EC) on the conclusion of the Protocol defining, for the period from 3 May 1999 to 2 May 2000, the fishing opportunities and the financial contribution provided for by the Agreement between the European Community and the Republic of Angola on fishing off AngolaTHE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION,Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community, and in particular Article 37 thereof, in  conjunction with Article 300(2) and (3) first subparagraph thereof,Having regard to the proposal from the Commission, [2][2]   OJ CHaving regard to the Opinion of the European Parliament [3][3]   Opinion delivered on   (not yet published in the Official Journal).(1) Whereas, in accordance with the Agreement between the European  Community and the Republic of Angola on fishing off Angola [4], the Contracting Parties held negotiations with a view to determining amendments to be made to that Agreement at the end of the period of application of the Protocol attached to the said Agreement;[4]   OJ n_ L 341 of 3.12.1987, p. 2.(2) Whereas, as a result of these negotiations, a new Protocol defining for the period from 3 May 1999 to 2 May 2000 the fishing opportunities and the financial contribution provided for by the abovementioned Agreement was initialled on 2 May 1999;(3) Whereas it is in the Community's interest to approve that Protocol;(4) Whereas the allocation of fishing possibilities among the Member States should be determined on the basis of the traditional allocation of fishing possibilities under the fisheries agreement;HAS ADOPTED THIS REGULATION:Article 1The Protocol defining, for the period from 3 May 1999 to 2 May 2000, the fishing opportunities and the financial contribution provided for by the Agreement between the European Community and the Republic of Angola on fishing off Angola is hereby approved on behalf of the Community.The text of the Protocol is attached to this Regulation.Article 2The fishing possibilities provided for in the Protocol are allocated among the Member States as follows:_ Shrimp vessels:  6 550 GRT,  per month, as an annual average, Spain, 22 vessels_ Demersal trawlers:  2 000 GRT,  per month, as an annual average, Spain_ Bottom longliners:  1 750 GRT,  per month, as an annual average, Portugal_ Freezer tuna seiners:  7 vessels France, 11 vessels Spain_ Surface longliners:  5 vessels Portugal, 20 vessels SpainIf licence applications from these Member States do not exhaust the fishing possibilities provided for in the Protocol the Commission may entertain licence applications from any other Member State.Article 3The President of the Council is hereby authorised to designate the persons empowered to sign the Protocol in order to bind the Community.Article 4This Regulation shall enter into force on the third day following that of 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 CouncilThe PresidentPROTOCOL  defining, for the period from 3 May 1999 to 2 May 2000, the fishing opportunities and financial compensation provided for in the Agreement between the European Community and the Government of the Republic of Angola on fishing off AngolaArticle 1From 3 May 1999, for a period of 1 year, the limits referred to in Article 2 of the Agreement shall be as follows:1. Shrimp vessels:     6 550 GRT per month, as an annual average (maximum 22 vessels).However, the quantities to be fished by Community vessels may not exceed 5 000 tonnes of shrimps and prawns per year, of which 30 % shall be prawns and 70 % shrimps.2. Demersal trawlers:    2 000 GRT per month, as an annual average3. Bottom longliners, fixed gillnets 1 750 GRT per month, as an annual averageFishing for Centrophorus granulosus is forbidden.4. Freezer tuna seiners:   18 vessels.5. Surface longliners:   25 vessels.6. On a trial basis: fishing of pelagic species: 2 vessels.Because of the nature of this type of fishing, it shall be subject to a trial period of six months starting on the date that this Protocol enters into force.Article 2(1) The financial compensation provided for in Article 7 of the Agreement for the period referred to in Article 1 of this Protocol is hereby set at EUR 10 300 000 payable into an account to be indicated by the Ministry of Fisheries.(2) If vessels withdraw from the Agreement and the Angolan authorities do not agree to their replacement by other vessels, the resulting reduction in fishing opportunities for the Community shall entail a proportional adjustment of the financial compensation provided for in paragraph 1.(3) The use to which this compensation is put shall be the sole responsibility of Angola.Article 3During the period referred to in Article 1, the Community shall also contribute EUR 1 700 000 towards the financing of Angolan scientific and technical programmes (equipment, infrastructure, monitoring, seminars, studies, institutional support for non-industrial fishing, etc.). This amount shall be to the Research Institute of the Ministry of Fisheries. Part of this amount may be used to cover Angola's contributions to international fisheries organisations.During the life of this Protocol the Community shall provide EUR 350 000 annually for scientific studies and fishery surveys.Article 4The two parties agree that improving the skill and knowledge of persons employed in sea fishing is an essential part of the success of their cooperation. To this end the Community shall provide the Angolan nationals with study and practical training  grants in the various scientific, technical and economic disciplines related to fisheries.These grants may also be used in any state linked to the Community by a cooperation agreement. The total cost of these grants shall not exceed EUR 1 000 000. This amount shall be transferred to the account indicated by the Ministry of Fisheries. The Ministry shall administer all the grants and other activities thus funded.Article 5Should the Community fail to make the payments provided for in Articles 2, 3 and 4 within the time limits laid down, application of the Agreement may be suspended.Article 6The Annex to the Agreement between the European Community and the Government of the Republic of Angola on fishing off Angola is hereby repealed and replaced by the Annex to this Protocol.Article 7This Protocol shall enter into force on the date of its signing. It shall apply from 3 May 1999.ANNEX AConditions governing fishing activities in Angolan waters by Community vessels1. LICENCE APPLICATION AND ISSUING FORMALITIES1.1. The Commission of the European Communities shall present to Angola's fishing authority, via the Delegation of the Commission of the European Communities in Angola, an application made by the shipowner for each vessel that wishes to fish under this  Agreement, at least 15 days before the date of commencement of the period of validity requested. Applications shall be made on forms provided for the purpose by Angola, specimens of which are contained in Appendix 1 and Appendix 2. On first application the form should be accompanied by a tonnage certificate. All licence applications shall be accompanied by proof of payment of the licence fee for the period of its validity.For the purposes of this Protocol the fishery products caught by Community vessels fishing under this Agreement shall be of Community origin.1.2. Each licence shall be issued to the shipowner for one designated vessel. At the request of the Commission of the European Communities the licence for a vessel shall, in cases of proven force majeure, be replaced by a licence valid for another Community vessel of a similar type.1.3. Licences shall be issued by the Angolan authorities to the skipper of the vessel in the port of Luanda after inspection of the vessel by the competent authority. However, in the case of tuna vessels and surface longliners, licences shall be  issued to the shipowners or their representatives or agents.1.4. The Delegation of the Commission of the European Communities in Angola shall be notified of the licences issued by Angola's fishing authority.1.5. The licence document must be held on board at all times.  However, in the case of tuna vessels and surface longliners, the vessel shall be entered on the list of authorized fishing vessels as soon as notification is received of payment of the advance by the European Commission to the Angolan authorities and the list shall then be communicated to the Angolan authorities responsible for supervising fisheries.  Pending receipt of the licence, a copy may be obtained by fax and should be kept on board.1.6. Licences shall be valid for periods of one year.1.7. Each vessel shall be represented by an agent who is resident in Angola and approved by the Ministry of Fisheries.1.8. The Angolan authorities shall communicate, as soon as possible, particulars of the bank accounts and currencies to be used for financial settlements under this Agreement.2. LICENCE FEES2.1. Provisions applicable to trawlersThe fees shall be:_ shrimp vessels: EUR 56/month per GRT_ demersal vessels: EUR 195/year per GRTThe fees may be paid quarterly or half-yearly. In this case the amount shall be increased by 5 and 3 % respectively.2.2. Provisions applicable to tuna vessels and surface longlinersThe fees shall be EUR 20 per tonne caught within Angola's fishing zone.Licences shall be issued following advance payment to Angola at a flat rate of EUR 4 000 a year for each freezer tuna seiner, equivalent, to the fees for a catch of 200 tonnes per year, and at a flat rate of EUR 2 000 a year for each surface longliner, equivalent to the fees for 100 tonnes of catch per year.The final statement of the fees due for the fishing year shall be drawn up by the Commission of the European Communities at the end of the first quarter of the year following that of the catches on the basis of the catch statements made for each vessel and verified by a specialized scientific body in the region.This statement shall be communicated to the Angolan authorities and to the shipowners at the same time. The shipowners shall make any additional payment, within 30 days of notification of the final statement at the latest, into an account opened with a financial institution or any other body specified by the Angolan authorities.However, if the amount of the final statement is lower than the advance referred to above, the balance shall not be reimbursed to the shipowners.3. BIOLOGICAL RECOVERYEach year there is the possibility that a closed season on shrimp fishing may be decided for reasons of biological recovery in the light of the findings of scientific surveys.  The Commission and shipowners shall be notified not less than three months in advance of any such closed season.  Shipowners shall not pay for the licence fee during this period.4. BY-CATCHESThe by-catches of shrimp vessels shall be the property of the shipowners. They shall be authorized to catch up to 500 tonnes of crab per annum.5. LANDINGSCommunity surface longliners shall endeavour to help supply Angolan tuna-canning factories, in accordance with their fishing effort in the zone, at a price to be jointly agreed between the shipowners and the Angolan fishing authorities based on current international market prices. Payment shall be in a convertible currency.6. TRANSHIPMENTSAll transhipments shall be notified to the competent Angolan fishing authorities eight days in advance and shall take place in one of the bays of Luanda or Lobito in the presence of the tax authorities.A copy of the documentation relating to transhipments shall be forwarded to the Inspection and Monitoring Department of the Ministry of Fisheries 15 days before the end of each month for the preceding month.7. STATEMENT OF CATCHES7.1 Shrimp vessels and demersal trawlers7.1.1. At the end of each fishing campaign these vessels must forward to the Fisheries Research Institute in Luanda, via the Delegation of the European Communities, the daily catch reports drawn up by the skipper in accordance with the specimen contained in Appendices 3 and 4.Furthermore, each vessel shall present a monthly report to the planning office of the Ministry of Fisheries, via the Delegation of the European Communities, listing the catches made during the month and the quantities on board on the  last day of the month. This report shall be presented no later than the 45th day following the end of the month concerned. In the event of failure to comply with this provision, Angola reserves the right to apply the penalties provided for in its legislation.7.1.2. These vessels must also inform Luanda radio station on a daily basis of their geographical position and the previous day's catches. Shipowners shall be notified of the call sign at the time of issue of the fishing licence. If it is not possible to  use the radio, vessels may use alternative means of communication such as telex or telegraph.Before leaving Angola's fishing zone, these vessels must obtain authorization from the Department of Inspection and Monitoring of the Ministry of Fisheries and have the catches on board checked.7.2. Tuna vessels and surface longlinersEvery three days during the fishing period in Angola's fishing zone, vessels shall inform Luanda radio station of their position and their catches. On entering and leaving Angola's fishing zone, the vessels shall inform Luanda radio station of their  position and the volume of the catches on board. If it is not possible to use the radio, vessels may use alternative means of communication such as telex or telegraph.In addition, the skipper shall keep a fishing log book, in accordance with Appendix 5, for each fishing period spent in Angola's fishing zone.This form must be completed legibly and be signed by the skipper of the vessel and sent to the Department of Inspection and Monitoring of the Ministry of Fisheries via the Delegation of the European Communities within 45 days of the end of the fishing  campaign.In the event of failure to comply with this provision, Angola reserves the right to apply the penalties provided for in in its legislation.8. FISHING ZONES8.1. The fishing zones accessible to shrimp vessels shall comprise all waters under the sovereignty or the jurisdiction of the Republic of Angola north of 1220' prime and beyond the first 12 nautical miles measured from the base lines.8.2. The fishing zones accessible to freezer tuna seiners and surface longliners shall comprise all waters under the sovereignty or the jurisdiction of the Republic of Angola beyond the first 12 nautical miles measured from the base lines.8.3. The fishing zones accessible to vessels engaged in demersal fishing shall comprise all waters under the sovereignty or the jurisdiction of the Republic of Angola:_ trawlers: beyond the first 12 nautical miles measured from the base lines and restricted northwards by 1300' prime and south and southwards by a line five miles north of the limit between the exclusive economic zones (EEZs) of Angola and Namibia._ other types of vessels: beyond the first eight nautical miles measured from the base lines and restricted northwards by a line five miles north of the limit between the EEZs of Angola and Namibia.9. SIGNING OF CREWSOwners of all vessels, except freezer tuna seiners and surface longliners, to whom fishing licences have been issued under this Agreement shall contribute to the on-the-job vocational training of at least five Angolan seamen on board each vessel, who shall be freely chosen from a list drawn up by the Ministry of Fisheries.Should an observer be taken on board at Angola's request, he shall be included amongthe five seamen referred to abve.Community shipowners shall endeavour to increase the number of seamen and improve their vocational skills.The seamen's wagesshall be borne by the shipowners in accordance with the terms mutually agreed and shall be paid into an account opened with a financial institution designated by the Ministry of Fisheries.  This pay shall include life insurance against all risks.10. SCIENTIFIC OBSERVERSAny vessel may be asked to take on board a scientific observer designated and employed by the Ministry of Fisheries.The scientific observer shall receive the same treatment as the ship's officers. The observer shall be given all facilities necessary for him to carry out his duties. The scientific observer's presence and work should neither interrupt nor hinder the fishing activities.EUR 15 shall be paid by shipowners for each day spent on board by an observer on duty to cover the cost to Angola of placing observers on vessels. The period spent on board a vessel by a scientific observer shall be the length of a trip.11. INSPECTION AND MONITORINGAt the request of the Angolan authorities, Community fishing vessels operating under the Agreement shall allow on board any Angolan officials responsible for the inspection and monitoring of fishing activities and facilitate the accomplishment of their  duties.These officials shall remain on board no longer than is necessary for the accomplishment of their duties.12. FUEL SUPPLIES, REPAIRS AND OTHER SERVICESAll vessels, except tuna vessels, operating in Angola's fishing zone under this Agreement must obtain their fuel and water supplies and have shipyard repairs and maintenance carried out in Angola wherever possible.Subject to these same conditions, the transport of crews shall be undertaken by the Angolan national airline, TAAG.Fuel shall not be taken on board outside the ports of Luanda or Lobito without authorization from the Department of Inspection and Monitoring of the Ministry of Fisheries.13. MESH SIZESThe minimum size of the mesh used shall be:13.1. 40mm for shrimp fishing; and13.2. 110mm for demersal fishing.The introduction of new mesh sizes shall apply to Community vessels from the sixth month following notification to the Commission of the European Communities.14. BOARDING PROCEDUREThe Delegation of the Commission in Luanda shall be informed within 48 hours of the boarding of any fishing vessel flying the flag of a Member State of the Community within Angola's fishing zone, and shall at the same time receive a report of the circumstances and reasons for the boarding of the vessel.ANNEX BCONDITIONS GOVERNING THE FISHING OF PELAGIC SPECIES IN ANGOLAN WATERS BY COMMUNITY VESSELS1. LICENCE APPLICATION AND ISSUING FORMALITIES1.1. The Commission of the European Communities shall present to Angola's fishing authority, via the Delegation of the Commission of the European Communities in Angola, an application made by the shipowner for each vessel that wishes to fish under this  Agreement, at least 15 days before the date of commencement of the period of validity requested. Applications shall be made on forms provided for the purpose by Angola, specimens of which are contained in Appendix 1. On first application the form should be accompanied by a tonnage certificate. All licence applications shall be accompanied by proof of payment of the licence fee for the period of its validity.When renewing the licence, only proof of payment of the fee for the period in question need be presented to the Angolan authorities; the other documents referred to above are presented only with the first application or when the technical characteristics of the vessel have changed.1.2. On first application, a licence will be issued to the shipowner for one designated vessel. At the request of the Commission of the European Communities the licence for a vessel shall, in cases of proven force majeure, be replaced by a licence valid for another  Community vessel of a similar type.1.3. Licences shall be issued by the Angolan authorities to the skipper of the vessel in the nearest port after inspection of the vessel by the competent authority.1.4. The Delegation of the Commission of the European Communities in Angola shall be notified of the licences issued by Angola's fishing authority.1.5. The licence document must be held on board at all times.  However, the vessel shall be entered on the list of authorized fishing vessels as soon as notification is received of payment of the advance by the European Commission to the Angolan authorities and the list shall then be communicated to the Angolan authorities responsible for supervising fisheries.  Pending receipt of the licence, a copy may be obtained by fax and should be kept on board.1.6. Licences shall be valid for a minimum period of one month and be renewable.1.7. Each vessel shall be represented by an agent who is resident in Angola and approved by the Ministry of Fisheries.1.8. The Angolan authorities shall communicate particulars of the bank accounts and currencies to be used for payment of fees before the entry into force of this Protocol.1.9. Licences shall authorize the fishing of mackerel and horse mackerel. A by-catch of up to 10% is authorized.2. LICENCE FEESThe fee shall be set at EUR 2/month per GRT.After the trial period the conditions governing fishing shall be laid down by common agreement of the shipowners and the Angolan authorities in the light of the results of this period.3. TRANSHIPMENTSAll transhipments shall be notified to the competent Angolan fishing authorities eight days in advance and shall take place in one of the bays of Luanda or Lobito in the presence of the tax authorities.A copy of the documentation relating to transhipments shall be forwarded to the Inspection and Monitoring Department of the Ministry of Fisheries 15 days before the end of each month for the preceding month.4. STATEMENT OF CATCHES4.1. At the end of each fishing campaign these vessels must forward to the Fisheries Research Institute in Luanda, via the Delegation of the European Communities, the daily catch reports drawn up by the skipper in accordance with the specimen contained in Appendix 6.Furthermore, each vessel shall present a monthly report to the planning office of the Ministry of Fisheries, via the Delegation of the European Communities, listing the catches made during the month and the quantities on board on the  last day of the month. This report shall be presented no later than the 45th day following the end of the month concerned.4.2. Before leaving Angola's fishing zone, these vessels must obtain authorization from the Department of Inspection and Monitoring of the Ministry of Fisheries and have the catches on board checked.In the event of failure to comply with this provision, Angola reserves the right to apply the penalities provided for in its legislation.5. FISHING ZONESThe fishing zones accessible to vessels fishing pelagic species shall comprise all waters under the sovereignty or the jurisdiction of the Republic of Angola beyond the first 12 nautical miles.6. SIGNING ON OF CREWSVessels fishing for pelagic species during the trial period shall not be subject to the requirement to sign on Angolan fishermen.7. SCIENTIFIC OBSERVERSAny vessel may be asked to take on board a scientific observer designated and employed by the Ministry of Fisheries.The scientific observer shall receive the same treatment as the ship's officers. The observer shall be given all facilities necessary for him to carry out his duties. The scientific observer's presence and work should neither interrupt nor hinder the fishing activities.EUR 15 shall be paid by shipowners for each day spent on board by an observer on duty to cover the cost to Angola of placing observers on vessels. The period spent on board a vessel by a scientific observer shall be the length of a trip.8. INSPECTION AND MONITORINGAt the request of the Angolan authorities, Community fishing vessels operating under the Agreement shall allow on board any Angolan officials responsible for the inspection and monitoring of fishing activities and facilitate the accomplishment of their  duties.These officials shall remain on board no longer than is necessary for the accomplishment of their duties.9. FUEL SUPPLIES, REPAIRS AND OTHER SERVICESAll vessels operating in Angola's fishing zone under this Agreement must obtain their fuel and water supplies and have shipyard repairs and maintenance carried out in Angola wherever possible.Subject to these same conditions, the transport of crews shall be undertaken by the Angolan national airline, TAAG.Fuel shall not be taken on board outside the ports of Luanda or Lobito without authorization from the Department of Inspection and Monitoring of the Ministry of Fisheries.10. MESH SIZESThe minimum size of the mesh used shall be that laid down by Angolan law.11. BOARDING PROCEDUREThe Delegation of the Commission in Luanda shall be informed within 48 hours of the boarding of any fishing vessel flying the flag of a Member State of the Community within Angola's fishing zone, and shall at the same time receive a report of the circumstances and reasons for the boarding of the vessel.Appendix 1PART AAPPLICATION FOR A LICENCE TO FISH FOR SHRIMP AND DEMERSAL SPECIES IN THE WATERS OF ANGOLA1. Name of owner:                                    .2. Nationality of owner:                                  3. Business address of owner:                                                                                                                                                     4. chemical additives which may be used (brand name and composition):              ..                                                                                                                                                                                 PART BTo be completed for each vessel1. Period of validity:                                   ..2. Name of vessel:                                    .3. Year of construction:                                  .4. Original flag country:                                  5. Currently flying the flag of:                               ...6. Date of acquisition of current flag:                             7. Year of acquisition:                                  ...8. Ports and registration number:                              9. Fishing method:                                    10. Gross registered tonnage:                                .11. Radio call sign:                                    12. Overall length (m):                                  ..13. Bow (m):                                      .14. Depth (m):                                      15. Construction material of the hull:                             .16. Engine power (bhp):                                  17. Speed (knots):                                    ..18. Cabin capacity:                                    19. Capacity of fuel tanks (m3):                               20. Capacity of fish holds (m3):                               21. Colour of the hull:                                   .22. Colour of the superstructure:                               .23. Communication equipment on board:TTABLE24. Navigation and detection equipment installed:>TABLE>25. Name of captain:                                    26. Nationality of captain:                                 ...To be annexed:_ three colour photographs of the vessel (side view)_ diagram and detailed description of fishing gear used,_ document giving proof of authority for the owner's representative to sign this application.(Date of application)                                                                          (Signature of owner's representative)Appendix 2APPLICATION FOR A LICENCE TO FISH FOR TUNA IN THE WATERS OF ANGOLAPART A1. Name of owner:                                    .2. Nationality of owner:                                  3. Business address of owner:                                                                                                                                                     PART BTo be completed for each vessel1. Period of validity:                                   ..2. Name of vessel:                                    .3. Year of construction:                                  .4. Original flag country:                                  5. Currently flying the flag of:                               ...6. Date of acquisition of current flag:                             7. Year of acquisition:                                  ...8. Ports and registration number:                              9. Fishing method:                                    10. Gross registered tonnage:                                .11. Radio call sign:                                    12. Overall length (m):                                  ..13. Bow (m):                                      .14. Depth (m):                                      15. Construction material of the hull:                             .16. Engine power (bhp):                                  17. Speed (knots):                                    ..18. Cabin capacity:                                    19. Capacity of fuel tanks (m3):                               20. Capacity of fish holds (m3):                               21. Freezing capacity (tonnes/24 hours) and freezing system used:                 ..                                                           22. Colour of the hull:                                   .23. Colour of the superstructure:                               .24. Communication equipment on board:>TABLE>25. Navigation and detection equipment installed:>TABLE>26. Auxiliary vessels used (for each vessel:                           26.1. Gross registered tonnage:                                ..26.2. Overall length (m):                                   26.3. Bow (m):                                       26.4. Depth (m):                                      .26.5. Construction material of the hull:                             ..26.6. Engine power (bhp):                                  .26.7. Speed (knots):                                     27. Auxiliary aerial fish equipment (even if not based on board):                  ..                                                           28. Home port:                                      .29. Name of captain:                                    30. Nationality of captain:                                 ...To be annexed:_ three colour photographs of the vessel (side view) and of auxiliary fishing vessels and of auxiliary aerial equipment for fish detection,_ diagram and detailed description of fishing gear used,_ document giving proof of authority for the owner's representative to sign this application.(Date of application)                                                                          (Signature of owner's representative)Appendix 3.1DAILY CATCH REPORT / INSTITUTO DE INVESTIGAÇAO PESQUEIRA (for all demersal trawlers)>TABLE>>TABLE>>TABLE>Appendix 3.2.>REFERENCE TO A GRAPHIC>TRIP>TABLE>FISHING GEAR (Record the dimension) (9)>TABLE>MAIN SPECIES FISHED (please enter name or number) (10)>TABLE>Appendix 4.1.DAILY CATCH REPORT / INSTITUTO DE INVESTIGAÇAO PESQUEIRA (for all shrimp vessels)>TABLE>>TABLE>>TABLE>Appendix 4.2.>REFERENCE TO A GRAPHIC>TRIP>TABLE>FISHING GEAR (Record the dimension) (9)>TABLE>MAIN SPECIES FISHED (please enter name or number) (10)>TABLE>Please enter in the adjacent diagram the TOTAL NUMBER OF FISHING DAYS in each box (11)Appendix 5>TABLE>Appendix 6>TABLE>FINANCIAL STATEMENT1. TITLE OF OPERATION: New financial Protocol EC/Angola2. BUDGET HEADING INVOLVED: B7-80003. LEGAL BASIS: Treaty art.37, in conjunction with art.300(2) and (3) first subpar. EC/Angola Agreement (OJ No L 341 3.12.87)4. DESCRIPTION OF OPERATION:4.1 General objective: Protocol and Annex for a one-year period4.2 Period covered and arrangements for renewal or extension:3.5. 1999 to 2.5.2000Arrangements for renewal by negotiations before the Protocol expires.5. Classification of expenditure or revenue:5.1. Compulsory5.2. Differentiated6. Type of expenditure or revenue_ Other: Financial compensation to a third country in exchange for fishing opportunities granted by it and laid down in the Protocol.7. FINANCIAL IMPACT7.1. Method of calculating total cost of operation (definition of unit costs)see complement to the Protocol7.2.  Itemised breakdown of cost          current EUR>TABLE>7.3. Schedule for proposed new operation        current EUR>TABLE>8. FRAUD PREVENTION MEASURES; RESULTS OF MEASURES TAKEN:Since the financial contributions are made by the Community in direct exchange for the fishing possibilities offered, the third country uses them for whatever end it chooses.  The exception to this rule is the case of programmes, such as the scientific programmes, where under the dispositions of the Agreement, Mauritania will furnish reports to the Community.In addition, the Member States whose vessels operate under this Agreement must certify to the Commission the exactitude of the data indicated in the tonnage certificates of the vessels so that the licence fees may be calculated on a guaranteed basis. To that end, the Agreement includes catch declarations for Community vessels.9. ELEMENTS OF COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALYSIS:In terms of the benefits of this agreement, it is clear that the value of the catches of the main commercial species far exceeds the cost of  13,35 MEUR.In addition to the direct commercial value of the catches of the vessels concerned, there are the following evident benefits from this Agreement:_ guaranteed employment aboard the fishing vessels;_ multiplier employment effect in the ports, auctions rooms, processing factories, shipyards, service industries, etc.;_ these employment opportunities are in regions where no other opportunities are available;_ contribution to the supply of fish to the Community.Obviously, in addition to those benefits, one must take account of the importance of our relations with Angola in the fisheries field and our overall political relations.10. ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENDITURE (part A of the budget):No incidence on administrative expenditure.