(a)

the name of the vessel concerned;

(b)

type of vessel;

(c)

length;

(d)

vessel IMO number (if issued);

(e)

where and when it was built;

(f)

previous flag, if any;

(g)

international Radio Call Sign;

(h)

name and address of vessel’s owner(s), and any beneficial owner(s), if known;

(i)

colour photographs of the vessel, which shall consist of:

(j)

the period for which it is authorised to fish in the Convention area, with the dates on which fishing activities start and end;

(k)

the fishing area or areas;

(l)

the target species;

(m)

the gear used;

(n)

measures taken to ensure tamper-proof operation of the satellite monitoring device installed on board.

(a)

name and address of operator, if different from vessel owner(s);

(b)

names and nationality of master, and, where relevant, of fishing master;

(c)

type of fishing method or methods;

(d)

beam (m);

(e)

gross registered tonnage;

(f)

vessel communication types and numbers (INMARSAT A, B and C numbers);

(g)

normal crew complement;

(h)

power of main engine or engines (kW);

(i)

carrying capacity (tonnes), number of fish holds and their capacity (m3);

(j)

any other information (e.g. ice classification) considered appropriate.

(a)

the nature of the proposed fishery, including target species, methods of fishing, the proposed region and any minimum level of catches required to develop a viable fishery;

(b)

biological information from comprehensive research/survey cruises, such as distribution, abundance, population data and information on stock identity;

(c)

details of dependent and associated species and the likelihood of such species being affected in any way at all by the proposed fishery;

(d)

information from other fisheries in the region or similar fisheries elsewhere that may assist in the evaluation of potential yield;

(e)

if the proposed fishery is to be undertaken using bottom trawl gear, information on the known and anticipated impacts of this gear on vulnerable marine ecosystems, including benthos and benthic communities.’

(a)

vessels shall be prohibited from discharging:

(b)

no live poultry or other living birds shall be brought into Subareas 88.1 and 88.2 and any dressed poultry not consumed shall be removed from Subareas 88.1 and 88.2;

(c)

fishing for Dissostichus spp. in Subareas 88.1 and 88.2 shall be prohibited within 10 nautical miles of the coast of the Balleny Islands.

(a)

engaged in fishing activities in the Convention area without the special fishing permit referred to in Article 3 or, in the case of a vessel which is not a Community fishing vessel, a licence issued in accordance with the relevant CCAMLR conservation measures, or in violation of the conditions of such permit or licence;

(b)

failed to record or to declare its catches made in the Convention area in accordance with the reporting system applicable to the fisheries engaged in, or made false declarations;

(c)

fished during closed fishing periods or in closed areas in contravention of CCAMLR conservation measures;

(d)

used prohibited gear in contravention of applicable CCAMLR conservation measures;

(e)

transhipped or participated in joint fishing operations with, supported or re-supplied vessels appearing on the CCAMLR IUU vessel list;

(f)

failed to provide a valid catch document for Dissostichus spp. when required under the provisions of Regulation (EC) No 1035/2001;

(g)

engaged in fishing activities contrary to any other CCAMLR conservation measures in a manner that undermines the attainment of the objectives of the Convention as set out in Article XXII of the Convention; or

(h)

engaged in fishing activities in waters adjacent to islands within the Convention area over which the existence of State sovereignty is recognised by all Contracting Parties in a manner that undermines the attainment of the objectives of the CCAMLR conservation measures.’

(a)

no special fishing permit, as referred to in Article 3, is issued to Community fishing vessels appearing on the IUU vessel list to fish in the Convention area;

(b)

no licence or special fishing permit is issued to vessels appearing on the IUU vessel list to fish in waters under their sovereignty or jurisdiction;

(c)

their flag is not granted to vessels appearing on the IUU vessel list;

(d)

vessels appearing on the IUU list should be denied access to ports unless for the purpose of enforcement action or for reasons of force majeure or for rendering assistance to vessels or persons on those vessels in danger or distress. Vessels allowed entry to port are to be inspected in accordance with Article 27;

(e)

where port access is granted to such vessels:

(f)

importers, transporters, and other sectors concerned are encouraged to refrain from dealing with and from transhipping fish caught by vessels on the IUU vessel list.

(a)

by derogation from Article 11 of Regulation (EEC) No 2847/93, for Community fishing vessels, support vessels, refuelling vessels, mother-ships and cargo vessels to participate in any way in transhipment or joint fishing operations with, support or re-supply vessels appearing on the IUU vessel list;

(b)

to charter vessels appearing on the IUU vessel list;

(c)

to import, export or re-export Dissostichus spp. from vessels appearing on the IUU vessel list.’