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PWG REPORT Serial number Lloyds/IMO number Reporting CPC/RFMO Date informed Reference # Current flag Previous flag Name of vessel (Latin) Name (previous) Call Sign Owner/ Operator name Owner/ Operator address Area Gear 20110003 IATTC 30/08/2011 E11-5762 Georgia NEPTUNE 4LOG Space Energy Enterprise Company, LTD PACIFIC Longliner 20110011 IATTC 30/08/2011 E11-5762 Unknown Indonesia BHASKARA NO. 10 PACIFIC Longliner 0110012 IATTC 30/08/2011 E11-5762 Unknown Indonesia BHASKARA NO.9 PACIFIC Longliner 20110013 IATTC 30/08/2011 E11-5762 Unknown CAMELOT PACIFIC Longliner 20110014 IATTC 30/08/2011 E11-5762 Unknown Belize CHIA HAO NO. 66 CHIA HAO NO. 66 V3IN2 Song Maw Fishery S.A. Calle 78E Casa No. 30 Loma alegre, San Francisco, Panamá PACIFIC Longliner Photograph available: Serial number 20050001 349
ICCAT REPORT 2012-2013 (I) Appendix 3 to ANNEX 11 European Union Note on Guidelines for the Implementation of Recommendation 11-15 To guide application of paragraph 3 of Recommendation 11-15, the Compliance Committee will follow the schedule and steps indicated below: Data review year (starting in 2013 and annually thereafter) 1. CPCs submit Task I data to the Secretariat in accordance with Commission requirements and SCRS procedures. 2. Secretariat compiles and circulates a report to the COC and CPCs detailing data submission status by species or stock (e.g., complete, incomplete, or missing*) for each CPC. 3. COC reviews the report and any other relevant information provided by the Secretariat, the SCRS, and CPCs. Based on this review, the COC identifies in its report those CPCs that did not submit required data (i.e., data are missing or incomplete) and notifies them that they are prohibited from retaining the concerned species/stock from the relevant fishery as of the following year unless and until the data are provided to the Secretariat. 4. COC also considers if any other actions consistent with Recommendations 05-09 and/or 06-13 should be recommended. Following the decision on retention prohibition 1. CPCs with a finding of "missing" or "incomplete" data submissions cannot retain those species. 2. Such CPCs should seek to rectify the situation by sending the missing data to the Secretariat as soon as feasible. 3. In consultation, as necessary and appropriate, with the Chairs of the COC and the Commission, the Secretariat will review the new data submission in a timely manner to determine if it is complete. If the data appears to be complete, the Secretariat will promptly inform the CPC in question that it can resume retention of the concerned species/stock in the relevant fishery. 4. At the annual meeting following the intersessional provision of data and the decision to permit resumption of retention, the COC reviews this decision and if it considers that data are still incomplete, the COC will again take the actions specified in the previous column, paragraphs 3 and 4. * Missing data means that all the data are missing or there is no submission of data; incomplete data means that a significant subset of data is missing. 350 Statement by Observer from ISSF to PWG Regarding Vessel Identifiers Appendix 4 to ANNEX 11 ISSF congratulates the ICCAT Secretariat on the progress made to create a global consolidated list of vessels, together with the other RFMO secretariats. This work is extremely important as a tool for combating IUU fishing, and to better quantify the number, types and capacity of fishing vessels fishing for tunas globally. This is why ISSF has contributed funds towards the two Technical Workshops held in Rome in 2011 and 2012. ISSF will continue to support this important effort in the future if needed. There seems to be confusion what constitutes a Unique Vessel Identifier (UVI). IMO numbers are a very good type of UVI (probably the best, for those vessels that can obtain it) and very widely used for relatively large vessels. But there can be other UVIs, such as the one that the RFMO Secretariats are developing jointly for the global consolidated list of vessels. How the RFMO UVI will perform in terms of being able to track an individual vessel will depend on the amount of information available on that vessel. Because the ICCAT Record of authorized vessels does not currently require fields such as the shipyard name, the year built, and other fields (required for IMO numbers), these UVIs
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