Application for a fishing authorisation Sample Clauses

Application for a fishing authorisation. The Union shall submit, by electronic means, to Department of Fisheries, with a copy to the EU Delegation to The Gambia, an application for any vessel wishing to fish under the Agreement at least fifteen (15) calendar days before the date of commencement of the period of validity requested. Applications shall be submitted on a form drawn up in accordance with the specimen in Appendix 1 to this Annex and shall be accompanied by the following documents: proof of payment of the advance fee for the period of validity of the requested fishing authorisation, which is non-refundable; For each initial application under the Protocol, or following a technical change of the vessel concerned, a recent (12 months or less) digital colour photograph of the vessel of adequate resolution, showing a detailed lateral view of the vessel including the vessel's name and identification number visible on the hull; The information provided in the application form referred to in point 4 will be used by the competent Gambian authorities to process and issue the annual seaworthiness certificate within the period referred to in point 3 above. The annual seaworthiness certificate should be issued before the issuing of the fishing authorisation by the Gambian competent authorities. As part of their first application for a fishing authorisation under the Protocol, Union deep-sea demersal trawlers shall undergo a pre-authorisation inspection. The issuing of the first fishing authorisation shall be conditional on the successful completion of this inspection, which shall be carried out in designated ports in the sub-region agreed between the Union and The Gambia, subject to authorisation by the Port State concerned. Any inspections taking place outside of the Port of Banjul shall be done with all associated costs to be borne by the vessel-owner. For the renewal of a fishing authorisation under the Protocol in force for a vessel whose technical specifications have not been modified, the renewal application shall be accompanied only by proof of payment of the fees which are non-refundable. In the event where the technical specifications have been modified, the application shall be re-submitted with all relevant documents as specified in point 4 prior to the issuing of the fishing authorisation.
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Application for a fishing authorisation. All Union vessels applying for a fishing authorisation shall be represented by an agent resident in Seychelles. The name and address of that agent shall be stated in the application. The Union shall submit to the competent Seychelles authorities as defined in Article 2 of the Agreement a fishing authorisation application for each Union vessel wishing to fish under the Agreement at least 21 calendar days before the expected starting date of fishing activities. Vessel owners shall pay the advance fees due for the full annual period of validity of the fishing authorisation. Each application for a fishing authorisation shall be submitted to the competent Seychelles authorities on the form drawn up in accordance with Appendix 1 and shall be accompanied by the following documents: proof of payment of the advance fee for the period of validity of the fishing authorisation; a recent digital colour photograph of the vessel of adequate resolution showing a detailed lateral view of the vessel including the vessel’s name and identification number visible on the hull; any other documents or certificates required under the laws of Seychelles. The advance fees shall be paid into the Seychelles' Public Treasury account provided by the Seychelles authorities. They shall include all non-operational charges. Fishing authorisations shall be issued to the vessels’ agent within 15 days of receipt of all documents referred to in paragraph 7 (a), (b) and (c) by the competent Seychelles authorities. An authorised Union vessel shall keep on board the original fishing authorisation. Nevertheless, an electronic copy of the fishing authorisation shall be considered equivalent to the original for a maximum period of 60 calendar days after the issuing date of the fishing authorisation. A copy of these fishing authorisations shall be transmitted electronically to the Union and to the EU Delegation.
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Application for a fishing authorisation. 1. The relevant EU authorities shall submit, by electronic means, to the Ministry for Fisheries and Maritime Affairs, with a copy to the EU Delegation in Senegal, an application for each vessel wishing to fish under the Agreement, at least twenty (20) working days before the start of the period of validity requested. The original forms shall be sent directly by the relevant EU authorities to the Directorate for Sea Fishing (DPM) via the EU Delegation. 2. Applications shall be submitted to the DPM on a form drawn up in accordance with the specimen in Appendix 1. 3. All fishing authorisation applications shall be accompanied by the following documents: — proof of payment of the flat-rate advance for its period of validity; — a colour photograph of the vessel, showing a lateral view. 4. For the renewal of a fishing authorisation under the Protocol in force for a vessel whose technical specifications have not been modified, the renewal application shall be accompanied only by proof of payment of the fee.
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Application for a fishing authorisation. The Union shall submit, by electronic means, to Department of Fisheries, with a copy to the EU Delegation to The Gambia, an application for any vessel wishing to fish under the Agreement at least fifteen (15) calendar days before the date of commencement of the period of validity requested.
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