the external identification number and the name of the fishing vessel;

the FAO alpha-3 code of each species and the relevant geographical area in which the catches were taken;

the date of catches;

the date of departure from and of arrival to port, and the duration of the fishing trip;

the type of gear, mesh size and dimension;

the estimated quantities of each species in kilograms live weight, or, where appropriate, the number of individuals, including the quantities or individuals below the applicable minimum conservation reference size, as a separate entry;

the number of fishing operations.

in the case of landings in listed ports and subject to additional conditions concerning the landing and the weighing of catches in order to ensure accurate catch reporting:

In addition to the provisions set out in points (i) and (ii), in any event, for the total quantity of all species, the permitted margin of tolerance in estimates recorded in the fishing logbook of the total quantity in kilograms of fish retained on board shall be 10 % of the total quantity of all species recorded in the fishing logbook.

The conditions concerning landing and weighing shall include safeguards allowing for the accurate reporting of the catches, such as the involvement of accredited independent third parties or specific requirements for the sampling and weighing operations. Those conditions shall provide for the necessary control by, and cooperation with, the relevant competent authorities of the country concerned;

in the case of landings other than those referred to in point (a):

with regard to towed gear:

with regard to static gear:

to their flag Member State; and

if the landing has taken place in a port of another Member State, to the competent authorities of the port Member State concerned.

as from 1 January 2012 to ►M5  Union ◄ fishing vessels of 12 metres’ length overall or more and less than 15 metres’ length overall;

as from 1 July 2011 to ►M5  Union ◄ fishing vessels of 15 metres’ length overall or more and less than 24 metres’ length overall; and

as from 1 January 2010 to ►M5  Union ◄ fishing vessels of 24 metres’ length overall or more.

operate exclusively within the territorial seas of the flag Member State; or

never spend more than 24 hours at sea from the time of departure to the return to port.

the external identification number and the name of the fishing vessel;

the name of the port of destination and the purposes of the call, such as landing, transhipment or access to services;

the dates of the fishing trip and the relevant geographical areas in which the catches were taken;

the estimated date and time of arrival at port;

the quantities of each species recorded in the fishing logbook, including those below the applicable minimum conservation reference size, as a separate entry;

the quantities of each species to be landed or trans-shipped, including those below the applicable minimum conservation reference size, as a separate entry.

the external identification number and the name of both the transhipping and the receiving fishing vessels;

the FAO alpha-3 code of each species and the relevant geographical area in which the catches were taken;

the estimated quantities of each species in kilograms in product weight, broken down by type of product presentation, or, where appropriate, the number of individuals, including the quantities or individuals below the applicable minimum conservation reference size, as a separate entry;

the port of destination of the receiving fishing vessel;

the designated port of transhipment.

to their flag Member State (s); and

if the transhipment has taken place in a port of another Member State, to the competent authorities of the port Member State concerned.

as from 1 January 2012 to ►M5  Union ◄ fishing vessels of 12 metres’ length overall or more and less than 15 metres’ length overall;

as from 1 July 2011 to ►M5  Union ◄ fishing vessels of 15 metres’ length overall or more and less than 24 metres’ length overall; and

as from 1 January 2010 to ►M5  Union ◄ fishing vessels of 24 metres’ length overall or more.

operate exclusively within the territorial seas of the flag Member State; or

never spend more than 24 hours at sea from the time of departure to the return to port.

the external identification number and the name of the fishing vessel;

the FAO alpha-3 code of each species and the relevant geographical area in which the catches were taken;

the quantities of each species in kilograms in product weight broken down by type of product presentation, or, where appropriate, the number of individuals, including the quantities or individuals below the applicable minimum conservation reference size, as a separate entry;

the port of landing.

to their flag Member State; and

if the landing has taken place in a port of another Member State, to the competent authorities of the port Member State concerned.

as from 1 January 2012 to ►M5  Union ◄ fishing vessels of 12 metres’ length overall or more and less than 15 metres’ length overall;

as from 1 July 2011 to ►M5  Union ◄ fishing vessels of 15 metres’ length overall or more and less than 24 metres’ length overall; and

as from 1 January 2010 to ►M5  Union ◄ fishing vessels of 24 metres’ length overall or more.

operate exclusively within the territorial seas of the flag Member State; or

never spend more than 24 hours at sea from the time of departure to the return to port.

the name, external identification mark, radio call sign and name of the master of the fishing vessel;

the geographical location of the fishing vessel to which the communication refers;

the date and time of each entry into and exit from the area and, where applicable, parts thereof;

the catch retained on board by species in kilograms live weight.

it has exhausted the share of the maximum allowable fishing effort related to such geographical area and to such fishing gear or gears that has been assigned to it; or

the maximum allowable fishing effort related to such geographical area and to such fishing gear or gears available to its flag Member State has been exhausted.

it has exhausted the share of the maximum allowable fishing effort related to that geographical area and to that fishery that has been assigned to it; or

the maximum allowable fishing effort related to that geographical area and to that fishery available to its flag Member State has been exhausted.

for the quantities of each stock or group of stocks subject to TACs or quotas landed during the preceding month, including those below the applicable minimum conservation reference size, as a separate entry; and

for the fishing effort deployed during the preceding month for each fishing area subject to a fishing effort regime or, where appropriate, for each fishery subject to a fishing effort regime.

the catches of a stock or group of stocks subject to a quota made by the fishing vessels flying its flag shall be deemed to have exhausted that quota;

the maximum allowable fishing effort related to a fishing gear or a fishery and to a geographical area and applicable to all or a group of the fishing vessels flying its flag shall be deemed to have been reached.

Article 13 of Regulation (EC) No 2371/2002;

Regulation (EC) No 639/2004;

Regulation (EC) No 1438/2003; and

Regulation (EC) No 2104/2004.

registration of fishing vessels;

verification of the engine power of fishing vessels;

verification of the tonnage of fishing vessels;

verification of the type, number and characteristics of the fishing gear;

vessel monitoring system records;

the fishing logbook;

the Engine International Air Pollution Prevention (EIAPP) Certificate issued for the engine in accordance with Annex VI to the Marpol 73/78 Convention;

class certificates issued by a recognised ship inspection and survey organisation within the meaning of Directive 94/57/EC;

the sea trial certificate;

the Community Fishing Fleet Register; and

any other documents providing relevant information on vessel power or any related technical characteristics.

the external identification number and the name of the fishing vessel;

the type of lost gear;

the time when the gear was lost;

the position where the gear was lost;

the measures undertaken to retrieve the gear.

operate exclusively within the territorial seas of the flag Member State; or

never spend more than 24 hours at sea from the time of departure to the return to port.

where the catches contain more than 80 % of one or more small pelagic or industrial species as listed in point (a) of Article 15(1) of Regulation (EU) No 1380/2013;

to fishing vessels of less than 12 metres' length overall where catches below the minimum conservation reference size have been sorted, estimated and recorded in accordance with Article 14 of this Regulation.

all fishing gear carried on board is lashed and stowed during the transit;

the transit is continuous and expeditious and the speed during transit is not less than six knots, except in cases of force majeure. In such cases, the master of a Union catching vessel shall immediately inform the fisheries monitoring centre of its flag Member State, which shall inform the competent authorities of the coastal Member State, and the master of a third-country catching vessel shall immediately inform the competent authorities of the coastal Member State; and

the tracking device referred to in Article 9 is functioning.

the processing or transhipment of offal; or

the production on board a fishing vessel of surimi.

the vessel does not simultaneously carry or use on board either towed gear of mesh size less than 70 mm or one or more purse seines or similar fishing gear; or

the whole of the catch which may be lawfully retained on board: