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No. Flag Previous Flag Name of Vessel Chinese name Owners Name Owners Address Area Source Notes 253 TROPAC 1 TROPAC FISHERIES AMERICAN SAMOA PA J 254 TUNA INDAH 01 P.T.LIANINTI ABADI INDONESIA J 6 255 TUNA INDAH 02 P.T.LIANINTI ABADI INDONESIA J 6 256 TUNA PERDANA 2 MR. ANG GIN HONG INDONESIA IN J 6 257 VICI 18 P.T.YAKITAMA ANDALAN PUTRA INDONESIA IN J 6 258 VICI 8 P.T.YAKITAMA ANDALAN PUTRA INDONESIA IN J 6 259 VICTORY 1 VICTORY FISHERY SINGAPORE IN J 260 BELIZE VICTORY 88 AT, IN CT 261 BELIZE VIRGO VIRGO FISHERY BELIZE IN J 4 262 WEN SHENG 16 AT, IN CT 263 YU CHA 606 DAIWA MARINE INTERNATIONAL S.DE R.L. HONDURAS PA, AT J 5 264 HONDURAS YU SUAN 102 YUNG HONG MARINE CHI. TAIPEI/JAPAN PA J 5 265 HONDURAS YUNG HUANG 606 KWO-JENG MARINE SERVICES LIMITED CHI. TAIPEI AT US 5 266 HONDURAS YUNG SHU 101 DAIWA MARINE INTERNATIONAL HONDURAS PA J 267 HONDURAS YUNG SHU 606 KWO-JENG MARINE SERVICES LIMITED CHI. TAIPEI AT US 5 KWO-JENG MARINE SERVICE/ DAIWA MARINE 268 HONDURAS YUNG YING 606 WORLD CHI. TAIPEI AT J 5 269 HONDURAS YUNG YU 102 DAIWA MARINE INTERNATIONAL HONDURAS/CHI. TAIPEI,JAPAN AT,PA J 5 270 HONDURAS ZHONG XIN 1 IN CT 5 271 BELIZE ZHONG XIN 16 PA CT 272 CT 273 GREEN BAY II AT CAN 13 NOTES: 1 Those vessels included on this list that have the same name, but for which other information provided is different (i.e. owner's name, owner's address, area) are shown as a separate entry. Hence, there could be some double entries. Vessels operating under charter or other arrangements are not included in this list, except the Philippines, but, given the temporary nature of such arrangements, these vessels should be closely monitored, and evaluated frequently by the Parties concerned. 2 Informed to ICCAT in 2001 as newly built FOC vessel by Chinese Taipei. 3 Vessel operating under charter arrangements with Philippine companies. However, the Philippines commits itself not to renew their charter contracts after the end of 2002. Those vessels should not be subject to sanction measures until the end of their contracts or the end of 2002, whichever comes first. 4 At the 2001 Commission meeting, Belize informed that these had been deleted from the registry or had expired or did not appear on the registry. 5 At the 2001 Commission meeting, Honduras informed that it had cancelled 255 vessel licenses as of November 2001. However, the list of cancellations was not compared to the list above. 6 These vessels are known to have carried forged Indonesian registry documents. 7 Vessels under South African (SA) control and authority while fishing under SA Experimental Permit, which may be registered in SA if a commercial right is allocated. Upon receipt of such certification from South Africa, these vessels will be deleted from the list. 8 During the 2002 Commission Meeting, representatives from the listed flag State assured the Commission that the vessel is under their license and control and that it does not fish in the Atlantic Ocean. 9 According to Seychelles, vessels flying the Seychelles flag are monitored by VMS and provide catch and effort data to the flag State. 10 St. Vincent and the Grenadines indicated in 2002 and 2003 that these vessels are properly regulated and report daily catch-effort data and their geographical position is monitored on a daily basis 11 In the view of Vanuatu, the listing of these vessels should not be used as a basis for trade embargo. 12 Belize informed ICCAT in 2003 that these vessels are now properly regulated under its High Seas Fishing Act, and that Belize has undertaken to delete these vessels upon receipt of appropriate legal evidence to trigger de-registration under Belize legislation. 13 Identified as flying the flag of Thailand. Thailand informed ICCAT in 2003 that this vessel is not in its registry.
Appendix 4 to ANNEX 10 Summary Table of Information for 2003 PWG Actions Fleet Instrument 1 Information 2 B S U Available data (t) 3, 4 Negative Source 2001 2002 2003 vessel list Cooperating non-Contracting Parties, Entities or Fishing Entities Chinese Taipei BFTE (T-I) BFTE (SD) BFTM (T-I) BFTM (SD) SWO (T-I) SWO (TD) BET (T-I) BET (TD) BET (SD) Philippines BFTE (SD) SWO (T-I) SWO (SD) BET (T-I) BET (TD) BET (SD) 304 154 329 448 1448 1343 16429 16373 7 57 337 870 Non-Contracting Parties, Entities or Fishing Entities Belize l l l BET (T-I) BET (TD ) 3658 923 167 40 499 326 1359 541 16503 14282 5 5 837 415 47 108 9645 7 183 Other Response to special letter 2003 action 5 None n/a Continue Cooperating Status; Secretariat to draft and send letter. 2000 – 3/3 2001 – 0 2002 – 0 2003 – 0 2000 – 29/91 2001 – 92 2002 – 30/31 2003 – 0/3 Also 2002 EC SWO import data, ocean unclear; Submitted National Report in 2003; Applied for Cooperating Status in 2003; Attended 2003 ICCAT Meeting as observer; Sent vessel list in 2003. n/a yes Continue Cooperating Status; Secretariat to draft and send letter. Allow Recommendation 02-16 to enter to force. Premature to take a decision regarding Cooperating Status; send letter seeking additional information on MCS scheme; transmit ICCAT conservation measures. (see Appendix 5.1 to ANNEX 10)
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